Micromechatronics is classified as operating in the Electrical & Electronic Goods Merchant Wholesalers industry, NAICS Code 4236.
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Micromechatronics doesn't have any recent trademark applications, indicating Micromechatronics is focusing on
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µMINC MICROMECHATRONICS, INC. Piezoelectric devices for producing and/or making use of vibratory, oscillatory, reciprocatory, bending, linear, or rotary movement for use with valves, solenoids, relays, switches, motors, generators, chargers, transformers, pumps, compressors, gyroscopes, gimbals, printers, odometers, speedometers, robotic limbs, intra-vascular drills, optical apparatuses, bending actuators, linear actuators, rotational actuators, and sensors for displacement, velocity, pressure, stress, temperature, and acceleration; electronic drive circuits for such piezoelectric devices; computer software for modeling such piezoelectric devices; electromechanical transducers incorporating a piezoelectric component for use as sensors, actuators, and positioners
01/19/2006
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