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CES 2025’s sensor design highlights

Sensing solutions—a vital ingredient in automotive, consumer and industrial applications—are prominent features in the offerings displayed at CES 2025 held in Las Vegas, Nevada on from 7 to 10 January. That encompasses sensing solutions packed into system-on-chip (SoC) devices as well as hardware components meshed with sensor fusion algorithms.

But the most exciting foray in this year’s sensor parade at CES 2025 relates to how artificial intelligence (AI) content is incorporated into sensing designs.

Read the full story published at EDN’s sister publication, Planet Analog.

 

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