Launched on 24 August 2026, the STMicroelectronics-NUS HELIX Corporate Lab is a research center focusing on generative and embodied AI at the edge. The HELIX Corp Lab at NUS is led by Prof. Massimo Alioto from the Green IC research group (www.green-ic.org), and design/technology leaders from STMicroelectronics. Research pillars are led by Prof. Trevor Carlson, […]
The innovation recycles the same RF source for several purposes from harvesting to data reception, transmission, clock extraction and indoor localization. It enables for the first time a complete system on chip from sensing to communications in a completely battery-less fashion, in a millimeter-scale form factor, and peak power lower than the microWatt mark. The silicon demonstration […]
The group is led by Prof. Massimo Alioto, and involves amazing people who are passionate about integrated circuit technology and its impact on the life of (many) people. Energy efficiency is the focal point of our activity, as its improvement can bring large benefits to our environment and drive the evolution of everyday electronic objects […]
A research article covering the research carried out by our Green IC team has been published in the ARM global website (https://community.arm.com/arm-research/b/articles/posts/a-world-of-smart-devices). The article by Andrew Pickard describes our vision on future silicon system technologies, and our commitment in making them possible. Several new concepts explored in our group are exemplified by silicon demonstrations with remarkable […]
NUS researchers and industry partners demonstrate cutting-edge chip technology for ultra-low power AI connected devices
From Prof. Massimo Alioto and the whole FD-fAbrICS team, our warmest thanks go to the speakers and the attendees of the workshop at NUS in Singapore on “Next-gen energy-efficient FD-SOI systems”, held on May 3rd, 2024. The speaker line-up included industry leaders and world-renowned professors sharing a bright vision of the future of semiconductors […]
