Microsystems

/ˈmaɪkroʊˌsɪstəmz/ noun

Definition

very small integrated systems, often referring to computer technology or miniaturized mechanical systems

Etymology

From Greek 'mikros' (small) + 'systema' (organized whole), coined in the computer age

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Microsystems represent the incredible miniaturization of technology - we now carry more computing power in our pockets than entire rooms of computers had decades ago!

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