MEMs-tunable twisted crystal sensor from US universities enables optical power boost
An on-chip twisted moiré photonic crystal sensor that uses MEMS technology to actively control the twist and distance between layers in real time (Image: Harvard SEAS)
Harvard, Stanford and UC Berkley collaborate on a MEMs-based optical sensor using twisted photonics crystals that they say could help to engineer smaller, more capable optical systems
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