PRESTO Future Products

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PRESTO - Future Products
Added Value with Micro and Precision
Technology. Presto is a business, product and
applicationoriented technology programme.

• Programme duration 1999-2002
• Programme volume 27 millioneuros
• Programme Managers
• Pekka Huuhka,Swot Consulting Group
• Jarmo Raittila, TE CentrePirkanmaa, Tekes
  services
• Immo Seppänen, Tekes
• Further informationwww.tekes.fi/english/program
  mes/presto

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Objectives

• To develop new MEMS componentsand methods for
  micro and precisionmachining and assembly
• To improve the broad utilization ofmicro and
  precision components inpresent and new products
  in severalbusiness areas
• To develop the RD competenciesin the Finnish
  industry, researchcenters and universities
• To build a international cooperationnetwork
• To promote new business in micro and
  precisionproducts manufacturing, assembly, and
  engineering

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Mission

• The Presto technology programme will supportthe
  development of high level national competenceand
  active international network in the field
  ofmicro and precision technologies
• The first objective is to enable
  breakthroughapplications in some businesses and
  later on,a wide utilisation in other industrial
  fields anddifferent kinds of products,
  components, andapplications

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Programme structure
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Achievements

• Companies that are global leaders in theirown
  fields have participated in the projects
• e.g. Datex-Ohmeda, Nokia, Vaisala, and VTI Hamlin
• Companies, research centres and universitieshave
  the possibility to take part in a
  widecooperation network and its utilisation
• Projects cover well different business fields
• Electronics
• Medical technology
• Engineering
• Projects have a high ambition level and they
  areaiming for internationally high standard
  attractiveresults

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Current projects
MEMS

• RF-MEMS VTT Automation, Heikki Seppä
• Micro mechanical liquid sensors VTT Automation,
  Heikki Seppä
• DMG-G2-Spectrometer VTT/ELE/Opto, Harri Kopola
• The design systems of micro systems,MIKSU CSC
  Center for ScientificComputing, Peter Råback /
  Helsinki University of Technology,Ilkka
  Tittonen / VTI Hamlin, Heikki Kuisma / Vaisala
  Oyj, Heikki Turtiainen / Nokia Research Center
• Development of MEMS sensors formaintenance VTT
  ManufacturingTechnology, Jari Halme
• Micromechanical switchVTT Electronics, Jouni
  Heleskivi
• Micro mechanics microphone formass-production
  MIKKIVTT Electronics, Altti Torkkeli

• Ceramic actuators and motors Oulu University,
  Seppo Leppävuori
• Micro meteorological station sensorsVaisala
  Oyj, Heikki Turtiainen
• Evaluation of powerMEMS for tele-communication
  MEPO Nokia ResearchCenter, Hans-Otto Scheck
• Micro mechanic electrode for measuringbio
  signals Datex-Ohmeda, Pekka Meriläinen
• Hydrocarbon transmitter for industrialapplication
  s Vaisala Oyj, Marko Jalonen
• Biosensors for screening and POC-diagnostics
  Thermo Labsystems Oy,Tamara Tuuminen
• Sensors for mobile applications VTI
  Hamlin,Heikki Kuisma / Nokia Research Center

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Current projects
Mechanics

• Micro optical elements in mini display Suunto
  Oyj / Heptagon Oy / Polar Electro Oy(New display
  technologies)
• Manufacturing of nickel SHIM plate for
  nanostructuresOy Nanocomp Ltd, Timo
  Jääskeläinen
• Introducing the MIM/CIM technology in Finland
  Eimo Oyj (Nokia, Basf, VTT Manufacturing
  Technology)
• Precision mechanics for medial applicationTamper
  e University of Technology, Machine Design
  Laboratory, Kalevi Ekman
• Electromagnetic dosing systems for nanoliter
  applicationFluilogic Systems Oy

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Current projects
Assembly

• Assembly concepts for miniature products
  MINIASSY Nokia Mobile Phones, Sauli
  Salmensuu/Flextronics International Finland Oy,
  Jouni Luoto
• Development of precision fabrication methods for
  massproduction Perlos Oyj, Research Center,
  Juha Laiho
• Precision linear bearing systems for mass
  productionand development toolsNokia Research
  Center, Ilpo Kauhaniemi
• Automated manufacturing process for fibreoptical
  amplifier Photonium Oy, Timo Mattila
• Towards Mini and Microfactories, TOMITampere
  University of Technology, Reijo Tuokko
• Vision systems for micro mechanics VTT
  Automation, Jouko Viitanen

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