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BROMEDIR · Broadband MEMS-based InfraRed spectrometers: The core of a multipurpose spectral sensing photonic platform

HORIZONStatus: SIGNED1 January 202330 June 2026EU funding €4,999,821Call HORIZON-CL4-2022-DIGITAL-EMERGING-01

There is a continuously increasing need for miniaturised sensors providing simultaneous access to multiple chemical and biochemical parameters sensing. Optical spectroscopy is the golden standard for the identification and quantitative measurement of several chemicals simultaneously, using a single device: a spectrometer. Challenge #1: Conventional FTIR spectrometers are bulky benchtop instruments. Regarding PTS for gas sensing, the proof-of-concept has only recently been validated at macroscopy scale. Considering field deployment of such spectrometers, the main challenges are related to the production cost, ruggedness & size of the instrument.Challenge #2: A key advantage of FTIR absorption spectroscopy is its broad spectral range in the MIR range, where fundamental molecular vibrational tones have large absorption cross section. However, while conventional benchtop FTIR spectrometers can operate up to 25000 nm or more, it is still a big challenge when considering miniature spectrometers to reach a wide spectral range coupled with high sensitivity. SIWARE recently developed an ultra-compact, MEMS-based, FTIR spectrometer. The commercial product, NeoSpectra, is operating in the Near-Infrared range up to 2500 nm.BROMEDIR will address the aforementioned challenges and make an important step towards meeting the related need, using Neospectra as a Spectroscopy Development Platform, targeting though the development of a radically new spectrometer with multiple extensions of its capabilities beyond the SotA. In parallel, a novel, miniaturised PTS spectrometer will be developed, taking advantage of the same silicon-MEMS technology platform that has been used for the development of the PIC used in Neospectra’s FTIR chip. In BROMEDIR, this new generation of miniature spectrometers will be used to develop sensing platforms, to be demonstrated in 3 application domains: a) sustainable farming, b) hydrogen supply chain quality monitoring and c) fuel quality control""

Consortium · 11 organisations

coordinator

CY.R.I.C CYPRUS RESEARCH AND INNOVATION CENTER LTD

CY · €781,875

participant

TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET WIEN

AT · €794,688

participant

ERALYTICS GMBH

AT · €335,625

participant

SI-WARE-SYSTEMS

FR · €730,375

participant

CENTRE WALLON DE RECHERCHES AGRONOMIQUES

BE · €301,094

participant

NANOPLUS NANOSYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES GMBH

DE

participant

NANOPLUS ADVANCED PHOTONICS GERBRUNN GMBH

DE · €710,103

participant

QUANTARED TECHNOLOGIES GMBH

AT

participant

VIGO PHOTONICS SPOLKA AKCYJNA

PL · €441,375

participant

UNIVERSITE GUSTAVE EIFFEL

FR · €603,750

participant

SENSEEN

FR · €300,938

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