Author: Zihao As emerging industries such as smart manufacturing, smart vehicles, humanoid robots, IoT (Internet of Things), and the low-altitude economy continue to rise, sensors, serving as the underlying sensory nerves for the interaction between the physical and digital worlds, are seeing continuous market expansion. The entire sensor industry has officially entered a new stage of high-quality iteration. From the perspective of the overall industry, Mordor Intelligence data shows that the gl
September 18, 2026
In the past, discussions about LiDAR focused more on lasers, detectors, and scanning mechanisms. Today, an increasing number of manufacturers are designing their own custom ASICs and SoCs (System on Chip), enabling chips to take on a growing share of signal and data processing tasks. So, what exactly are these chips inside LiDAR processing? 01. Why Doesn't LiDAR Receive Ready-Made Point Clouds? What LiDAR actually receives is reflected light. After the photodetectors convert these optical signal
September 17, 2026
French market research firm Yole Group (hereinafter referred to as Yole) released the latest research results on the CMOS Image Sensor (CIS) market in August 2026. Data shows that in 2025, the market size grew by 9% year-on-year, reaching a record high of $25.3 billion. In terms of companies, Sony holds approximately 50% of the market share. Furthermore, regarding regional market share, Japanese companies maintain a leading position with a 51% share. The share of Chinese companies has expanded t
August 31, 2026
Magnetic sensors, the ubiquitous cornerstone of perception. Magnetic sensors are core components that detect magnetic fields and their variations, converting them into electrical signals. They feature multiple detection functions, including switch, position, angle, speed, and current sensing, and are widely used in automotive, industrial, consumer electronics, and medical fields. In automobiles, from window lifting and seat adjustment to phase current detection in electric drive systems and whee
August 24, 2026
Editor's Note: Sensors, as the "nerve endings of the information age," have penetrated every critical field of the socio-economic landscape. Since October 2025, China Electronics News has invited Guo Yuansheng, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Committee of the Jiusan Society Central Committee and Executive Vice Chairman of the China Sensor and IoT Industry Alliance, to open a column titled "Guo Yuansheng Explains Sensors." Focusing on eight major fields and scenarios: electric power
January 15, 2026
Editor's Note: As the "nerve endings of the information age," sensors have permeated every critical field of the socio-economic landscape. Since October 2025, China Electronics News has invited Guo Yuansheng, Deputy Director of the Science and Technology Committee of the Jiusan Society and Executive Vice Chairman of the China Sensor and IoT (Internet of Things) Industry Alliance, to launch the column "Guo Yuansheng Explains Sensors." Focusing on eight major fields and scenarios—electric power, m
January 4, 2026
