Category: Sensors
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Infineon launches self-calibrating digital angle sensors for precise motor control. The TLx49012 family combines 1.5µs latency, multiple interfaces and automotive or industrial variants.
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Murata and Melt Interface are developing industrial AI input interfaces. Their first collaboration combines electromagnetic hand tracking with compact low-frequency antenna technology for robot training and factory skill capture.
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POLYN has begun shipping VibroSense engineering silicon for automotive evaluation. The neuromorphic analogue chip processes tyre vibration locally to estimate available road grip.
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Vadzo has validated its HDR camera for Jetson AGX Orin. The Bolt-821CRS package includes Argus ISP tuning, device-tree overlays, and Linux drivers for production edge vision systems.
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FiberSense has automated sensor fibre filling at its German plant. The production milestone moves its optical glucose sensing platform closer to repeatable series manufacture ahead of planned commercialisation.
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DBAG is taking a significant minority stake in Vected GmbH. The German manufacturer develops thermal imaging hardware, electronics, calibration, image processing, and AI functions for defence and dual-use systems.
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Tacta expands tactile sensor manufacturing with new Singapore production facility. The site will initially build Skill Capture gloves while work with A*STAR scales the underlying sensor technology.
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Valens and onsemi are simplifying automotive camera connectivity designs together. Their collaboration will integrate MIPI A-PHY capability with onsemi image sensors, targeting high-volume 3MP applications where component count, interoperability, and migration from lower-resolution camera architectures matter.
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Sensirion has launched compact modules measuring ten indoor parameters simultaneously. SEN68 combines particulate, gas, temperature, and humidity sensing, while SEN69C adds carbon dioxide measurement.
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Teledyne e2v has introduced Nexora backside illuminated global shutter sensors. The 12MP and 16MP devices combine high frame rates, compact packaging, and 3.2µm pixels for machine vision.