Aeromic
aeroacoustic measurements
reducing sound emission for a better future
What is
Aeromic?
The core mission of AEROMIC is to develop breakthrough microphone technologies to significantly increase the environmental performance of aircraft, such as reducing noise emissions. AEROMIC aims to develop advanced digital microphones by leveraging the state-of-the-art microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) technology for next-generation aeroacoustic applications, which will contribute to European competitiveness in the aeronautics industry.
Added value
through Aeromic
In the AEROMIC project, the final target is to provide a turn-key fast applicable solution for aeroacoustic measurements, which is expected to have a marked impact on some EU-leading industries such as the aviation, automotive, and wind energy. For example, the advanced method of aeroacoustic measurements can not only accelerate the development progress in the aviation and automotive sectors but also improve the overall performance of aircrafts and vehicles. Consequently, the smart, green, and integrated transport will be achieved as a driven force of the economy recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aeromic as flagship project
The AEROMIC project is the first EU project coordinated by SAL, which brings us to a remarkable opportunity for embracing Europe’s aeronautical research and innovation. Also, it is the only granted project in the MEMS field under the H2020/Clean Sky 2 programme in 2020.
We tackle the challenges of the 21st century
Reducing noise emissions
Developing promising technologies
Smart and sustainable air travel
Maintaining and protecting the natural environment
Improving human health
Post-pandemic economic recovery
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Lixiang Wu gives talk at USN
On Friday, 4 Nov 2022, Dr. Lixiang Wu, staff scientist from SAL, gave an invited talk on piezoelectric MEMS for acoustic and ultrasonic applications in the Friday seminar of University of South-Eastern Norway (USN). The presentation title is ultra-thin MEMS microphone...
Workshop and test campaign at AIRBUS Toulouse
Members of the AEROMIC consortium met in the AIRBUS Saint-Martin campus next to Toulouse, France on October 6 and 7, 2022. The goal of this consortium meeting was on the one hand to hold a workshop to discuss progress, challenges, and next steps of the AEROMIC...
Test campaign at Vectoflow GmbH
Members of the AEROMIC consortium met in Southern Germany on August 1 and 2, 2022. The goal of this first in-person consortium meeting was to perform wind tunnel tests of the first piezoresistive and piezoelectric microphone prototypes at the Vectoflow GmbH facilities...
Innovation: Microphones reducing aircraft noise
With AEROMIC, the Austrian top research center Silicon Austria Labs (SAL) is coordinating a transnational EU project for the first time. Research is carried out on innovative microphones that measure noise emissions on the surface of aircraft. The aim is to...
Silicon Austria Labs leads first H2020 project AEROMIC
Together with Technische Universität Berlin (Germany), Vectoflow GmbH (Germany), USound GmbH (Austria), University Carlos III de Madrid (Spain) and Universitetet i Sørøst-Norge (Norway), SAL is working on the project AEROMIC. The project, which is part of the Horizon...
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