Siimpel Corporation

Siimpel Corporation, formerly SiWave, has been a trailblazer in technological innovation since its establishment in 2000. With its origins traced back to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and expertise in high-precision navigation-grade MEMS sensors, the company has consistently been at the forefront of technology advancements. Siimpel Corporation's track record includes producing the smallest high port count optical switches globally, supplying MEMS components for NASA's Mars rovers, developing the first MEMS horizon sensor, creating the most precise laser ranging system, and crafting the smallest stages using MEMS technology. Recognized with the Advanced Technology Program award from NIST, Siimpel prides itself on its history of groundbreaking achievements. Since 2004, Siimpel has utilized its high-precision MEMS platform technology to significantly reduce the size of high-performance digital cameras, setting new benchmarks for the size and capability of digital cameras in mobile platforms. The company secured a $2.68M Venture Round investment on 16 December 2009 to further its pioneering work in redefining the dimensions of digital imaging with its MEMS platform technology.