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MEMS and sensors

MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical systems) are at the core of intelligent systems, enabling active, perceptive electronics. As a leader in MEMS technology, ST offers a comprehensive portfolio of MEMS and sensors designed to bridge the gap between human senses and technology.

Our devices deliver differentiated features through unique architectures and innovative designs tailored for demanding applications. We provide an integrated ecosystem of software, tools, and STM32 compatibility, ensuring fast time-to-market. This versatile portfolio unlocks innovations across Industry 5.0, smart mobility, and many more sectors.

By enabling sophisticated data acquisition and interpretation, our MEMS and sensor technologies act as a natural extension of the five senses, enhancing how people understand and interact with their environment. This advancement improves safety, health, and overall quality of life across a wide range of applications.

An enhanced portfolio driving innovation across key markets

With the recent integration of former NXP’s advanced sensor technology, ST has strengthened its offerings and position across key markets. Customers now benefit from an even broader selection of sensing modalities and performance levels, particularly in critical industrial and automotive applications. This enables ST to deliver comprehensive sensing solutions for demanding environments.

Product types

Motion sensors

Environmental sensors

MEMS quick reference guides

Cover of an ST “MEMS and Sensors Quick Reference Guide” featuring two hikers walking along a sunlit mountain ridge.

ST MEMS sensors products with guidance on use cases and key benefits

Cover of an ST brochure titled “Secure sensing solutions for automotive and industrial IoT,” showing a white car parked at a charging station built into a rocky mountainside.

New ST MEMS sensors products from the recent integration of former NXP’s advanced technology

Smart rings: when AI and accuracy meets the application
By SOXAI and ST
Context-aware: How PCs are leading the way with in-sensor AI
By HP and ST
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