Teledyne MEMS
Collaboration to use Teledyne's Edmonton foundry for advanced chip fabrication, packaging and quality-controlled production.

Saint-Laurent developer of a silicon aroma chip, a 64-element MEMS sensor array of chemically sensitive nano-composite thin films, paired with AI models to read volatile organic compound signatures in exhaled breath.

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Noze develops a silicon aroma chip, the SiAC64, described by FABrIC as using vertical interconnects to integrate 64 unique, chemically sensitive nano-composite thin films into a single sensor array. The company states that "After more than a decade of R&D, we've successfully engineered it into a sensor chip", paired with AI models that read volatile organic compound signatures in exhaled breath for point-of-care screening. Noze states that its device is under development and has not been approved, cleared or authorized by the US Food and Drug Administration, and is not available for commercial sale.
Received a $524,144 FABrIC award in May 2026 to industrialize its Silicon Aroma Chip. fabricinnovation.ca
FABrIC describes the chip as using vertical interconnects to integrate 64 unique, chemically sensitive nano-composite thin films. fabricinnovation.ca
States that after more than a decade of R&D it has engineered its technology into a sensor chip. noze.ca
Is collaborating with Teledyne MEMS to use its Edmonton foundry for chip fabrication, packaging and production. fabricinnovation.ca
States its device is under development and has not been approved, cleared or authorized by the US Food and Drug Administration. noze.ca
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Collaboration to use Teledyne's Edmonton foundry for advanced chip fabrication, packaging and quality-controlled production.
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
FABrIC, administered by CMC Microsystems, to industrialize the Silicon Aroma Chip (SiAC64)
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