Category: Sensors
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Yokogawa has introduced split-core sensors for high-current power measurement applications. The 200A and 500A devices combine clamp-on installation with wide bandwidth for inverter and energy-system testing.
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Singular Photonics has secured new funding for advanced SPAD sensors. The £1.6m round will expand engineering capacity and accelerate new image sensors for industrial, scientific, and medical applications.
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Himax has commercialised on-device palm-vein AI through WAFERLOCK hardware integration. The L322 performs biometric capture and identity matching locally without requiring cloud connectivity.
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Ericsson and MediaTek achieved sub-30 centimetre positioning over commercial 5G. The test carried standardised GNSS RTK corrections through the cellular network to a handset.
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Trossen integrates Stereolabs stereo vision into new Physical AI platforms. Workbench and Rivet combine synchronised GMSL2 cameras, Jetson AGX Orin compute, and bimanual manipulation hardware for robot-learning data collection.
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Researchers propose a CMOS pixel architecture improving simulated near-infrared sensitivity. FDTD modelling reaches 0.94 optical efficiency at 1000nm without increasing silicon thickness.
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SBF has commercialised two automation systems developed inside electronics production. ALF automates industrial labelling, while INSPECT handles optical quality checks after SMD assembly.
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Ainos expands electronic-nose deployment across semiconductor manufacturing environments in Taiwan. The company reports 878 million chemical-sensing data points as installation of a planned 1,400-system deployment continues.
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Sony and TSMC formalise their Kumamoto image-sensor manufacturing joint venture. The binding agreement commits about ¥747 billion between the companies, with volume production of next-generation sensors targeted for 2029.
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Saelig has added RadGreen continuous RF monitors for industrial environments. Connected and standalone configurations provide persistent threshold monitoring, alerts, logging, and fault detection for laboratories and production areas.