New Technologies

Compact Nuclear Battery
US-Semi is pioneering the development of compact nuclear battery technology for high energy density, long-life power sources. These power sources have significant military and non-military applications for example, deep-space exploration and satellite longevity. Coupling the energy of a radiation event to the scale of the micro electromechanical systems (MEMS) device provides very efficient power generation.

Quantum Fingerprint Sensor
US-Semi’s innovative sensor technology (QF) for the detection of Chemical/Biological agents addresses the critical needs of protecting both civilian and military assets. It measures the quantum interactions at the surface based on the density of the trapping centers.


 

Leonard Wood Institute Awards US-Semi $1.5 Million Grant

Leonard Wood Institute awards US-Semi $1.5 million grant to benefit the US Army’s mission
at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri to develop a solid-state electronic sensor
for the detection of explosive chemicals at standoff distances.

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Our Mission

United States Semiconductor Corporation (US-Semi), a Delaware corporation, whose principal offices are located in Independence, Missouri, was founded in 1998 to develop and commercialize semiconductor and emerging technologies originated in national laboratories and universities. We are pioneering work in many new technologies. At the forefront of this research is the Quantum Fingerprint Chemical/Biological Sensor Technology and the Compact Nuclear Battery Technology.

US-Semi has expanded its range of interest and support to a wide variety of research and development initiatives, which have dynamic aerospace, military and civilian applications.

US-Semi is positioned to take emerging technologies through all phases of research, development and commercialization.

 
 
 
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