Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The electronics industry has been shrinking circuits for decades. But even highly integrated sensors come in the classic IC packaging. That’s where digid is making a difference with its nanoscale sensor technology. Using semiconductor manufacturing techniques, their sensors can measure down to a few hundred nanometers. Such technology opens the door to medical scalpels, machine tools, or bearings with integrated force and temperature sensors.
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The electronics industry has been shrinking circuits for decades. But even highly integrated sensors come in the classic IC packaging. That’s where digid is making a difference with its nanoscale sensor technology. Using semiconductor manufacturing techniques, their sensors can measure down to a few hundred nanometers. Such technology opens the door to medical scalpels, machine tools, or bearings with integrated force and temperature sensors.
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#embeddedworld2026 #digid #Sensors #NanoSensors #MedicalElectronics #IndustrialAutomation










