Sensera's MEMS will power both IoT and health care devices. Source: Sensera
Sensera Ltd. is heading into next week’s Sensors Expo where it will demonstrate its microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) sensor technology and internet of things (IoT) platform based on wireless location aware sensors.
Sensera’s MicroDevices division will demonstrate its custom microfabricated, sensor-based devices from concept to market in applications including vivo medical products, microfluidic structures for analytics and organ-on-chip applications as well as devices for industrial applications. This division offers fabrication and assembly services for emerging sensor applications requiring miniaturized components with optical mechanical or electromechanical functionality.
Meanwhile, the Nanotron Technologies division will showcase its latest swarm bee product family, which the company claimed is the first and only common platform for both UWB and Chirp technologies. The technology allows for mixing and matching UWB’s short-range centimeter accuracy and longer range Chirp meter accuracy with the exact same form factor and API.
Sensors Expo is taking place June 26-28 in San Jose, Calif.
