Sensors

VFP is a French company with over 30 years experience in printed electronics and conductive inks. At LOPEC 2026, the company launched a piezoelectric ink.

NanoSen is a German start up founded in 2024 aiming to commercialise a low-cost piezoresistive/piezocapacitive material. IDTechEx caught up co-founder and CEO, Rajarajan Ramalingame, at LOPEC 2026.

Join IDTechEx Principal Technology Analyst Yu-Han Chang on Thursday 26th March for the expert-led webinar, "AI Chips at the Edge of Success". Choose your preferred time zone - the webinar runs three times in one day.

Producing streamlined devices to measure a number of medical biometrics and creating modern and efficient wearable products are some of the latest achievable possibilities with printed electronics. LOPEC 2026 saw companies showcasing their latest printed electronics technologies emerging into the market.

Quantifying the smallest phenomena or enabling the securest of communications is possible with developments in quantum technologies. This article covers the latest trends and forecasts across quantum sensing, computing, and communications.

IDTechEx met Sony at Southern Manufacturing and Electronics 2026

AR Smart Glasses and XR: January 2026 Updates from CES and NEPCON

IDTechEx spoke to Fourier Robotics on its humanoid robot technology developments at CES 2026.

IDTechEx spoke to Keenon Robotics, a robotics suppliers for many services, on its business and technologies at CES 2026

IDTechEx spoke to Motional (Hyundai) at CES 2026 about its progress and strategy for autonomous driving and robotaxis

Quantum Diamonds is a German startup commercializing NV diamond quantum magnetometers for semiconductor device inspection.

Gas analyzers for CCUS

Sensors for Hydrogen Markets: Applications and Supply Chains

Sensor Innovations for Robotics, Industry 4.0, and Industry 5.0

Edge Sensors and AI: Use Cases, Opportunities, Roadmap

Printed Sensor Application Roadmap: Automotive, Consumer, Healthcare

Global Trends in Sensor Technology Markets: 2025 and Beyond

The sensitivity and unmatched performance of quantum technologies is allowing for great advancements across a number of major sectors, including sensors, computing, and communication. This article explores a few of the recent developments and applications within commercial sectors.

This profile analyzes AGC's FIR (far infrared) transparent windshield technology, enabling thermal cameras to be installed behind the windshield.