MEMS technology involves the creation of very small devices that integrate mechanical and electrical functions on a single chip, ranging from 1 to 100 micrometers in size. It employs techniques such as deposition, lithography, and etching for manufacturing and has diverse applications in medical, military, automotive, and communication fields. While offering advantages like energy efficiency and cost-effectiveness, MEMS also face challenges such as limited power transfer capabilities and increased cost of micro components.