AIM Micro Systems is pleased to announce a new partnership with Industrialise.
Through this collaboration, AIM Micro Systems is expanding its range of services and can now offer wafer probing in the cleanroom as an additional service.
For our customers, this partnership provides a significant advantage: they can now access all relevant services from a single source. By reducing interfaces between different providers and closely integrating the individual process steps, workflows become more streamlined and efficient.
As a result, customers benefit from shorter turnaround times, improved process coordination, and greater overall planning reliability.
By combining their respective expertise, AIM Micro Systems and Industrialise ensure high-quality wafer probing under cleanroom conditions while minimizing organizational effort for customers.
With this step, AIM Micro Systems further strengthens its role as a comprehensive service partner and provides customers with an even more integrated and efficient solution for their projects.

We will share exciting news at Image Sensor Europe 2026, taking place March 17–18 in London.

At the world's largest beach race, the Enduropale du Touquet in France, Daniel fought his way up to an outstanding 11th place. This secures his season goal of 15th place in the overall standings. An extraordinarily impressive achievement for a semi-professional rider. Daniel is one of the few FIM riders who still has a full-time job. He works at KAESER Kompressoren Gera.
Congratulations on a very successful season, Daniel!

AIM wishing its customers and partners a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 
We would like to express our sincere thanks for your cooperation and look forward to another year of working together.


This year, our charity donation will go to the children's palliative care team at Jena University Hospital.

We are very pleased  to welcome our first trainee.
A warm welcome to Enya Müller!

Sustainability is important to us: our carbon footprint is 1,145 tonnes (2024) – and we are implementing concrete measures to reduce it.

Daniel fought his way to an excellent 10th place on Saturday in the 2025 FIM Sand World Championships.
Congratulations!

We're keeping our fingers crossed for Daniel!
He's competing this weekend as part of the FIM Sand Races World Championship.
This is Daniel's second start in this world championship series this year.
Good luck!

Daniel also triumphed in Schwabhausen at the weekend!

As of today, we have a new competent colleague in the field of optical technology on board!
Welcome Nima!