Sensors Converge 2022

Arthur Brown shows off Digilent's 3000 and 5000 Analog Discovery Pro families of portable test-and-measurement systems.

STMicroelectronics' engineer Tom Bocchino explains how the company's TMOS sensor can detect human presence and proximity.

Infineon's Bob Williams demos the company's radar technology in a home-entertainment room scenario.

Analog Devices' Erik Barnes shows off a power-efficient, 1-Mpixel, 3D ToF sensor module.

Superior Sensor Technology's Anthony Gioeli describes the company's modular and multiconfiguration pressure-sensing modules.

Digi-Key's Scott Raker shows off some IoT kits and an FPGA-based test-and-measurement platform at Sensors Converge.

The machine-learning support from Synaptics' Katana SoC can visually detect actions like falling.

Seshardi Paravastu demonstrates Infineon's Bluetooth mesh-networking support.

Want to cut wireless power consumption by an order of magnitude? SPARK Microsystems' George Taylor shows how.

ams Osram's Daniel Vander Ley shows off a collection of compact, low-power video cameras for applications from automotive to fruit analysis.

Renesas Electronics' David Simpson highlights the company's latest line of sensors that detect air quality.

Edorado Gallizio shows off smart automotive sensors from STMicroelectronics that use the company's Machine Learning Core software.

Mark Smith shows off Microchip's inductive motion sensors that work with linear and radial applications.

Synaptics' Shay Kamin Braun shows how the company's AI technology can identify sounds like a baby crying without going to the cloud.

Renesas's sensor-conditioning front-end provides "cleaner" data for edge AI analysis.

Tom Morris presents a number of sensors from TT Electronics, including a flow sensor and a high-power resistor.

onsemi's Steven Dean shows off the RSL15 secure Bluetooth microcontroller with the RSL10 SIP Bluetooth module run with harvested power.

David Jones talks about Infineon's XENSIV MEMS microphones that could be used in a security system to detect glass breaking.

Renesas's HS400X families of relative-humidity sensors deliver results within three seconds.

This sensor driver/receiver IC uses PCB-based differential sensing coils and sophisticated topology to provide high accuracy and noise immunity in harsh environments.

Superior Sensor's latest devices can detect eight different pressure ranges.

TI's latest Bluetooth LE MCUs, which sip less than 1 µA of standby power, have a starting price of less than a dollar.