For years, the de facto standard for making very small structures has been the use of silicon-based processes, leveraging the successes of semiconductor manufacturing. However, while this technology is excellent for building microcircuits, it has serious limitations for building complex 3D mechanical products. As a result, semiconductor-based MEMS manufacturing  has only been able to miniaturize less than 8% of the over $200 Billion industrial components market. Despite extensive MEMs-based effort, many components such as sensors, energy harvesters, and microwave devices are still large, bulky, and costly solutions. Integra Devices leverages a groundbreaking new paradigm to build micro-devices, created from over 15 years of research and over $20 million in funding at the University of California, Irvine.