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Water scarcity is on the rise worldwide. According to UNICEF, four billion people - almost two-thirds of the world's population - do not have enough drinking water for at least one month a year.

Do you know how small a flow sensor can be without reducing performance? Our concept study shows it. The new SDPC3 is tiny in size, but huge in performance.

We are proud to announce that the next-generation indoor air quality monitor Atmocube from ATMO® relies on Sensirion environmental sensors for the measurement of CO₂, formaldehyde, particulate matter, temperature and humidity.

Sensirion, the expert in environmental sensing, announces the development of a stationary methane leak detection system – Nubo Sphere.

Sensirion's success story continues. After the sensor manufacturer was named the second best employer in Switzerland in the "large companies" category by Great Place to Work® in May 2021, we had the pleasure of receiving another award yesterday.

Sensirion’s subsidiary in Debrecen, Hungary, which was built using sustainable methods, was completed at the end of July this year. This new production site is a strategic expansion, meaning existing jobs in Switzerland or at other sites will not be affected.

Sensirion Holding AG, a leading supplier of environmental and flow sensor solutions, completes the acquisition of AiSight GmbH, an innovative supplier of scalable easy-to-use machine diagnostics solutions.

The controlled dosing of drugs or compounds, dissolved in diverse kinds of liquids as a solution or dispersion is gaining importance for medical treatments, technical and life science applications.

For Sensirion, the first half of 2021 was characterized by three developments. Further customer ramp-ups with environmental sensors and a very dynamic post-pandemic demand in the existing business resulted in strong revenue growth.

Do you want to earn some extra money alongside your studies while also making valuable contacts for your professional future? Then sign up for the Sensirion Student Pool.

Sensirion, the expert in environmental and flow sensor technology, is celebrating another milestone in the company’s history. Today, the billionth sensor left production.