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Analog Devices acquires Swiss company Snap Sensor to bolster IoT sensing capabilities.

Google 우선 소스Published2016.04.06 16:52
Significantly improves the performance of existing optical sensors, strengthening sensing and signal processing.
Snap Sensors Remains in Switzerland, Accelerating Team Growth Following ADI's New R&D Center


Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) announced the acquisition of SNAP Sensor SA, a privately held, Swiss-based company specializing in highly innovative vision sensing technology.

The acquisition is expected to further strengthen Analog Devices' leadership in sensing and signal processing and enable the deployment of platform-level Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, including ADI's award-winning Blackfin Low Power Imaging Platform (BLiP).

Snap Sensor's patented technology significantly improves the performance of conventional optical sensors by enabling accurate image detection even under poor lighting conditions. This significantly enhances sensing reliability and accuracy across a range of sensing, identification, and guidance applications. Additionally, since most of the image management is done on the sensor, it allows for the use of much cheaper, lower-power processors.

“SNAP Sensors’ cutting-edge optical technology, vision software and algorithm expertise will enable us to continuously unlock new possibilities for our customers across a wide range of IoT applications, including building automation, building security, city management and transportation,” said Michael Murray, general manager, Industrial Sensing, Analog Devices. “This acquisition further strengthens ADI’s sensing portfolio and ensures our customers get the best possible results from their IoT solutions.”

The Snap Sensor team will remain in Switzerland, establish a new Analog Devices R&D center and continue close collaboration with the Swiss research and technology organization CSEM (http://www.csem.ch).

“The entire Snap Sensor team is excited to join Analog Devices,” said Pascal Dorster, CEO of Snap Sensor. “This merger will provide the engineering, supply chain, and commercialization resources we need to accelerate the growth of the Snap Sensor team and continue to advance our technology vision.”
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