In this invited presentation, we will show our most recent results on the use of subwavelength engineering of photons and phonons in suspended and non-suspended silicon optomechanical devices. These results open exciting new perspectives to exploit optomechanical effects with scalable silicon photonics technology, having great potential for applications in optical and wireless communications, radar, sensing, metrology and quantum technologies.
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