Silicon microphone maker Akustica Inc. said its product portfolio has expanded with a new analog micro-electromechanical systems, or MEMS, microphone. The AKU340 device is designed for mobile handsets; the high- performance analog microphone uses technology developed by The Bosch Group, which owns South Side-based Akustica.
The Bosch Research Technology Center, which works on sensor and communication technologies, and its sister company, Akustica Inc., plan to expand their 50-employee South Side operation by adding about 12 workers this year, said Stefan Finkbeiner, CEO of Akustica. Akustica will be seeking hardware engineers and technicians to work on its micro-electromechanical system microphones, Finkbeiner said yesterday.
Akustica Inc. has launched its fourth-generation, single-chip digital microphone for computers, the South Side-based company said on Wednesday. The new AKU230 chip will be used in laptop, tablet and netbook personal computers, enhancing the voice quality of programs such as Skype and Google Voice Search, the company said. This is Akustica's first product to use the fabrication capabilities and supply chain of the Bosch Group, which acquired Akustica in 2009.
Akustica Inc., a South Side-based designer of innovative digital mini-microphones used in cell phones and in webcams on laptop computers, has been acquired by a German company but will remain in Pittsburgh, the company said Wednesday. The acquisition by Robert Bosch North America of Farmington Hills, Mich., a subsidiary of The Bosch Group of Stuttgart, gives Akustica opportunities to make new inroads into international markets, said Joseph Jacobson, CEO of the previously privately held company.
Akustica Inc., a South Side-based designer of innovative digital microphones, has been sold to Robert Bosch North America of Farmington Hills, Mich., for an undisclosed price, Bosch said today. Akustica, which was founded in 2001, develops and sells a complete portfolio of digital and analog micro electromechanical microphones featuring technology that allows the integration of various elements and integrated circuits on a single silicon chip.
... Press to First MEMS TechZone, with Akustica, Bosch Sensortec, Freescale Semiconductor, VTI Tec...MIG's co-exhibitors include:. * Akustica, Inc., a Bosch Group company providin...
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Pennsylvania officials want the federal Department of Energy to rethink its designation of three-fourths of the state and some mid- Atlantic neighbors as areas critical to the nation's electricity grid. The Department of Environmental Protection, at Gov. Ed Rendell's request, and the Public Utility Commission on Friday asked the DOE for a rehearing on the decision they fear could weaken the state's powers to control controversial and perhaps unnecessary high- voltage transmission line projects. The PUC sued federal energy officials in U.S. District Court yesterday in a second move to challenge last month's National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor designation. Some officials who object to the so-called NIETC also are critics of Greensburg-based Allegheny Energy Inc.'s plan for a ...
...2 millionth microphone shipped. Akustica Inc. said Friday it has shipped its 2 millionth di...
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