Category: Sensors
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NeoCortec is bringing NeoMesh into Endrich’s e-IoT platform for sensors. The wireless mesh layer supports low-power industrial nodes, gateways, and monitoring systems without new cabling.
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Thales will supply 60 GO12 radar systems to Germany’s Bundeswehr. The order adds mobile 360-degree ground surveillance for drone and vehicle detection in adverse weather.
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Qorvo has introduced its compact X-band radar front-end module package. The QPF5012 combines power, efficiency, and receive sensitivity for arrays.
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MAHLE and Rohde & Schwarz have combined calibration with radar. The system verifies ADAS sensor alignment and function after vehicle repairs.
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Imec has developed a narrowband receiver for next-generation UWB systems. The 22nm CMOS chip supports IEEE 802.15.4ab operation, improving range, blocker resilience, and low-power positioning performance.
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Sentinel has launched a vehicle-mounted laser warning system for defence. LASERD NOMAD provides ruggedised threat detection for armoured and soft-skinned platforms.
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Wireless Logic will demonstrate IoT eSIM capability at Hardware Pioneers. The company will focus on SGP.32, anomaly detection, and sensor-driven digital twins.
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Cyntec is showing battery junction box components for EV architectures.
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EnSilica has secured a seven-year automotive semiconductor supply contract. The UK fabless chipmaker will manufacture and supply an Arm-based sensing device already in production for a German automotive components customer.
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Marktech has expanded its COTS and custom photodetector and LED capabilities with transfer-moulded packaging technology. The platform targets defence and aerospace sensing, targeting, and optical alignment systems requiring compact, rugged, and repeatable optoelectronic packages.