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Piezo driver IC
A piezoelectric driver integrated circuit in the CapDrive family for haptic feedback applications.
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Bromont fabless semiconductor company designing ultra-low-power high-voltage piezoelectric driver integrated circuits on its CapDrive platform, for haptic feedback and piezo micropumps in consumer, automotive and industrial devices.

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Boréas Technologies describes itself as "an award-winning fabless semiconductor company delivering ultra-low-power piezo IC platforms and micropump solutions for the consumer, automotive and industrial markets", with "a passion (or drive) to unlock the impossible for UX designers and engineering teams around the world". Its own company page states that it has 55 employees, 45 of them engineers, across five countries. Its CapDrive architecture underpins a family of high-voltage, low-power piezoelectric driver integrated circuits used for haptic feedback, solid-state buttons and trackpads, and piezo micropumps.
Awarded $1 million in FABrIC funding, administered by CMC Microsystems, to develop a piezo micropump driver IC for active cooling in edge AI devices. boreas.ca
Its piezo haptic drivers power the trackpad in Framework's Laptop 13 Pro, announced April 2026. boreas.ca
Expanded its haptic module to the NIO ES8, extending its touch technology across the NIO vehicle lineup. boreas.ca
States it has 55 employees, 45 of them engineers, across five countries. boreas.ca
C2MI records that the technology has origins in research conducted at Harvard University and that Boréas was founded in Bromont, Québec. c2mi.ca
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Piezo driver IC
A piezoelectric driver integrated circuit in the CapDrive family for haptic feedback applications.
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A piezo haptic driver integrated circuit that the company states has completed AEC-Q100 Grade 2 automotive qualification.
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A piezoelectric driver integrated circuit in the company's published product family.
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FABrIC, a Strategic Response Fund initiative of the Government of Canada administered by CMC Microsystems, for a piezo micropump driver IC and reference design for active cooling in edge AI devices
Boréas received $1 million under FABrIC, a Government of Canada Strategic Response Fund initiative administered by CMC Microsystems, to develop a piezo micropump driver IC and reference design for active cooling in edge AI devices.
Framework's Laptop 13 Pro uses Boréas piezo haptic drivers in its trackpad.
Boréas extended its haptic module to the NIO ES8, broadening deployment of its touch technology across the NIO vehicle lineup.
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