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What's New at Sensors Converge 2025

June 16, 2025

The conference is 40 years old, but the technology is a lot newer.

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It seems like only yesterday, but Sensors Converge has been around in one form or another for 40 years. The conference and products have changed radically over the years, and trends like the Internet of Things (IoT) and now artificial intelligence (AI) have had a major impact on the amount of sensors available as well as the range of applications where they're used.

Everything from medical equipment to home automation to automotive to smartphones integrate multiple sensors and related technology. Here we collect some of the latest advances expected to be on display in Santa Clara from June 24-26.

New Products at Sensors Converge 2025

Here are a few of the new products presented at the show. It's not just sensors, but also drivers, processors, and more.

Embedded

Keeping Chips Cool with PiezoMEMS Modules

xMEMS' XMC-2400 µCooling module is a silicon-based, active cooling system.

Power

Controller/MOSFET Module Produces Compact Power Solutions Up to 60 W

Infineon’s integrated system power controller, housed in a small SMD package, is aimed at appliances and AI servers.

Power

8-Channel Driver Offers Configurable Solutions for Auto Body Electronics

STMicroelectronics’ L9206 has six configurable high-side/low-side outputs and two high-side outputs, delivering a flexible solution in a range of compact outlines.

Automotive

Third-Gen Imaging Radar Processors Built for Level 2+ to 4 ADAS

NXP’s third-generation radar processors deliver up to twice the processing power versus the previous generation.

Analog

110-V Op Amp Drives High Voltages and Currents into Capacitive Loads

This high-voltage op amp developed by Analog Devices includes an SPI-accessible digital engine for alarms and thresholds.

Multimedia Presentations

We had a chance to record some videos ahead of time and will have more from the show floor in the near future. Stay tuned.

Mixing Analog & Digital Spiking Neural Networks for Sensors

Machine Learning

Mixing Analog and Digital Spiking Neural Networks for Low-Power Sensors

Innatera’s Pulsar blends analog and digital SNN accelerators to deliver always-on neural-network operation for low-power applications.

What Happened in Past Years

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Sensors Converge 2024

Check out our show coverage of Sensors Converge 2024.

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