Sensirion

MaxWell Biosystems provides solutions to advance basic neuroscience research and accelerate preclinical drug discovery. Its product MaxOne, electrophysiology platform for recording and stimulating electrogenic cells in vitro. It is a CMOS-based high-density microelectrode array with 26,400 electrodes, 1024 low-noise readout channels, and 32 stimulation channels. It allows extracting single cell and network parameters that facilitate phenotypic screening and drug toxicity/efficacy testing.

Sensirion develops and distributes a range of sensor products to its clients. Sensirion’s product portfolio consists of humidity sensors, temperature sensors, mass flow meters, mass flow controllers, gas meter modules, differential pressure sensors, and liquid flow meters. It distributes its technologies to firms in the appliances, automotive, building technology, consumer electronics, industrial automation, medical, IoT, and smart energy industries. Sensirion was founded in 1998.

Adafruit Sensirion SHT41 temperature and humidity sensor

Using data and automation to achieve 24/7 production.

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Companies that provide robotic fleet management software, robotic automation software, and inspection software.

Companies that provide an industrial IoT platform across factories as the primary offering.

Companies that provide cobots, sorting/ picking robotics, modular production robotics, and microfactories.

Companies that focus on data analytics for operations streamlining and process optimization, and may offer predictive maintenance.

Companies that provide autonomous mobile robots (AMR) or self-driving vehicles (SDV) used in manufacturing/ factory operations.

Companies that monitor the manufacturing equipment and assembly lines.

Companies that provide predictive maintenance as a primary offering. 

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 I-care Group has purchased Sensirion Connected Solutions' predictive maintenance products and licenses for an undisclosed amount to boost its market presence in Germany.
 This acquisition is aimed at exploring Sensirion’s current customer base and maintaining existing predictive maintenance plans.&nbsp;
 
</div> Analyst QuickTake: 
 Sensirion initially entered the predictive maintenance space by <a href="https: 
//sp-edge.com/updates/5595"> acquiring AiSight </a> for an undisclosed sum in September 2021. Based in Germany, the company offers an AI-driven machine diagnostics solution that monitors industrial machines continuously in real-time to prevent downtime and identify optimal production cycles. Notably, earlier this year, Sensirion announced it would stop its condition monitoring activities and focus on methane emission monitoring as a data-based service business.&nbsp;

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