Air quality sensing features maximize the value of smart speakers in smart homes
Our humidity and temperature sensors are designed to deliver maximal accuracy in the smallest size at a competitive price. Our comprehensive expertise in design-in and algorithms help manufacturers in the development of reliable and high-performance devices.
In the competitive smart speaker market, differentiation is key. Our broad sensor portfolio addresses the pressing need to monitor indoor air quality. In particular CO2 monitoring is highly recommended, considering higher insulation standards in buildings and ventilation regulations.
Show full commitment to air quality in your speaker with the easy to integrate SENxx modules. From particulate matter over VOC to CO2 and more are available in the same formfactor with integrated algorithms that guarantee a state-of-the-art measurement accuracy for your device.
With its extremely compact form factor, the STCC4 unlocks new applications, previously limited by size and cost constraints. Utilizing the latest technological advancements in thermal conductivity sensing, it provides the accuracy needed for indoor air quality applications at a low current consumption.
Our product portfolio extends beyond temperature measurement to enhance smart speakers with a wider range of environmental parameters such as CO2, particulate matter, formaldehyde, and more. Incorporating these helps you differentiate your device and provide greater customer value.
We continually advance our technology through a robust research and development program. Each development iteration aims to improve accuracy, lifespan, and power efficiency, while simultaneously reducing sensor size and costs.
Trusted by leading smart speaker brands, we offer years of expertise in seamless sensor integration. Our team of skilled engineers offers comprehensive support throughout your product development process, ensuring optimal sensor performance and maximizing value for your customers.
In recent years, a new demand for clean air has developed among many people who value healthy living. When it comes to air quality, most of them rightly are worried about atmospheric pollution, but tend to forget about indoor air pollution.
When we think of air quality, we tend to think of air pollution in the regions surrounding our homes. We rely on measures such as the Air Quality Index to let us know when airborne pollutants in our towns or cities reach levels that may cause or exacerbate health issues.