According to IDC forecasts, the global sensor market will exceed US$300 billion by 2025, with consumer applications accounting for 42% of the total. These tiny electronic components, invisible to the naked eye, are reshaping the way we interact with the world through their ability to detect more than 20 different physical quantities. Sensors are transforming our way of life.

The nerve endings of smart homes

(a) Environmental monitoring system

  The temperature and humidity sensor automatically regulates the operation of the air conditioner (saving 15%-30% energy). The PM2.5 detection module is linked to the air purifier (measured response speed of brands like Xiaomi is less than 3 seconds).

(b) Security solutions

    The false alarm rate of the door and window magnetic sensor is less than 0.1% (data from the 2024 industry white paper). The millimeter-wave radar can penetrate clothes to detect the fall of the elderly (with an accuracy rate of 92.7%).

Precise Reach in health care

（a）Wearable devices

    The error range of the photoelectric heart rate sensor is ±2bpm (clinical test result of Huawei GT4). The blood glucose monitoring patch achieves non-invasive measurement (Abbott FreeStyle Libre 3 has been certified by the FDA).

(b) Smart Hospital applications

    Pressure sensor intelligent hospital beds prevent bedsores (reducing nursing workload by 40%). The tactile feedback accuracy of surgical robots reaches 0.1mm (parameters of Da Vinci Xi system)

(三) The Perceptual Foundation of intelligent transportation

（a）Autonomous driving system

   Lidar point cloud density > 1 million points per second (Waymo's fifth-generation system metric) Ultrasonic parking sensor detection range 0.2-5 meters (Bosch's latest solution parameters)

(b) Infrastructure monitoring

   MEMS accelerometers monitor bridge vibration (over 2,000 have been deployed on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge) Geomagnetic sensors optimize parking space turnover rate (Beijing pilot project increases by 37%)

（四）The All-domain penetration of industrial sensors: The invisible tentacles of intelligent manufacturing

1.Production process control

(a) Motor control system: Hall sensors monitor the rotational speed in real time (accuracy ±0.1%), and temperature sensors prevent the windings from overheating

(b) Position detection: The photoelectric encoder has a positioning accuracy of 0.01mm on the assembly line, and MEMS inertial sensors are used for robot joint control

2. Extension of smart logistics

(a) Cold chain transportation: The DS18B20 temperature sensor, in combination with LoRa wireless transmission, achieves full temperature control throughout the distribution process

(b) AGV navigation: A multi-sensor fusion system composed of lidar and UWB positioning has a positioning error of less than 5cm