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Industry > Technology Transfer > ePack

ePack

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Founded: 2008
Founders: Prof. Khalil Najafi, Joe Giachino, Jay Mitchell
Product/Service: Advanced water scale packaging for MEMS devices
Location: Ann Arbor, MI
Website: memsepack.com

ePack utilizes work-renowned technology and packaging expertise to help MEMS component companies bring new and exciting devices to market. Let ePack eliminate the headache of packaging so your company can focus on the functionality that makes your devices truly exciting. [ePack Website, Home]

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