xMEMS Active Micro-Cooling “Fan on a Chip” Named as CES Innovation Awards® 2025 Honoree
The CES Innovation Awards program is an annual competition honoring outstanding design and engineering in 33 consumer technology product categories. The program received a record number of submissions – over 3400. The announcement comes ahead of CES 2025, the world’s most powerful technology event, happening Jan. 7-10 in Las Vegas, NV.
The xMEMS XMC-2400 active micro-cooling (µCooling) chip allows manufacturers, for the first time, to integrate active cooling into smartphones, tablets, XR, smart glasses, cameras, SSDs, and other advanced mobile devices with a silent, vibration-free, solid-state chip that measures just 1-millimeter thin.
“We’re honored for our revolutionary XMC-2400 ‘fan-on-a-chip’ to be recognized by the CES Innovation Awards for the legitimate breakthrough that it is,” said Joseph Jiang, xMEMS CEO and Co-Founder. “Up until now, thermal management of thin, small form-factor electronics has been a massive challenge for manufacturers and consumers. XMC-2400 is poised to address those challenges and it comes at a critical moment in the industry – as ultramobile devices are running more processor-intensive AI applications.”
Measuring just 9.26 x 7.6 x 1.08 millimeters and weighing less than 150 milligrams, the XMC-2400 is 96 percent smaller and lighter than non-silicon-based, active-cooling alternatives. A single XMC-2400 chip can move up to 39 cubic centimeters of air per second with 1,000Pa of back pressure. The all-silicon solution offers semiconductor reliability, part-to-part uniformity, high robustness, and is IP58 rated.
xMEMS will be demonstrating the XMC-2400 at CES in The Venetian Suite 29-235 in Las Vegas January 7-10, 2025. Click here to schedule an appointment.
For more information about xMEMS and its μCooling solutions, visit xmems.com. For hi-res imagery, click here.
The CES Innovation Awards 2025 honorees, including product descriptions and photos, can be found at CES.tech/innovation. An elite panel of industry expert judges, including members of the media, designers, engineers, and more, reviewed submissions based on innovation, engineering and functionality, aesthetic, and design.
Source: xMEMS