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The LD20 single-use liquid flow sensor series from Sensirion, the expert in flow and environmental sensor technology, is suitable for fast, precise and reliable measurements of the lowest flow rates in biomedical applications.

Sensirion products manufactured at UMC include temperature sensors for COVID-19 vaccine transport and flow-sensors for medical ventilators.

We proudly present our new calibrated and ISO 17025-certified temperature and humidity sensors. These sensors enable customers to achieve cost-efficient GDP-compliant supply chain monitoring of drugs, vaccines and perishable goods.

We proudly present our new formaldehyde sensor SFA30. Thanks to its unique composition, the sensor solution is perfectly suited for the household appliance market with a focus on indoor air purification, ventilation systems and indoor air quality monitors.

We are pleased to announce that LAIR GmbH relies on several of our environmental sensorsin its new room air monitor. LAIR ONE monitors the four most important indoor air factors and visualizes the current air quality with its ambient status light.

We proudly present our SEK-SCD41 CO₂ sensor evaluation kit. It has been designed for easy and cost-efficient evaluation of Sensirion’s revolutionary SCD4x CO₂ sensor.

Sensirion Holding AG completes the acquisition of Qmicro B.V., an innovative OEM supplier of miniaturized gas-analysis technologies.

We are proud to announce our new partnership with Anglia Components. Under the distribution agreement, Anglia is franchised to sell Sensirion products to its customers. With Anglia on board, Sensirion strengthens its distribution network in the UK and Ireland.

We are pleased to announce that LivingPackets uses our humidity and temperature sensors in its revolutionary and sustainable packaging solution. Due to their innovation packaging waste could be greatly reduced in over 100 billion deliveries annually.

StarFish Medical, Canada’s leading full-service medical device design company, redeveloped a 30-year-old Winnipeg ventilator prototype to support the Canadian government with up to an additional 7,500 ventilators to help fight the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sensirion announces to be part of a CHF 4 million Series A financing round of MaxWell Biosystems AG, a spin-off of ETH Zurich founded in 2016, to further industrialize and scale-up the production of their consumables.

Sensirion raises its forecast for the financial year 2020. As a result of continuing high demand for gas flow sensors Sensirion expects now revenue of approximately CHF 254 million and an adjusted EBITDA margin in the mid-twenties percentage range.