Expertise in sensors and sensor systems

A sensor solution that can recognize odors, a so-called electronic nose or e-nose, can open up for innovation in several application areas. At RISE, we have the expertise required to help out with your particular challenges in the field or support innovative thoughts.

RISE is a world-leading research institute that brings together Sweden’s broadest expertise in the field of sensors and sensor systems. The efficient handling and analysis of signals generated by sensors in a system is a crucial – and in many cases critical – part of a well-functioning measurement …

Modelling and simulation are important tools for achieving a basic understanding of a sensor idea or a system concept. These tools often serve as support in an iterative process in which modelling and simulation are combined with testing and verification to arrive at the best solution for a given a…

Wearable sensors can be described as smart electronic devices worn on the body as accessories or as part of the clothing. Built-in sensors in wearables, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, pulse and moist sensors can be used for continuous monitoring of physiological and movement rel…

We work in a number of areas supporting development and manufacturing of reliable electronic hardware. Our activities include electronics packaging, manufacturing techniques, process validation, reliability, test and verification as well as materials and failure analysis.

The extremely small length scale of nanomaterials (below 100 nm) results in unique properties, such as optical, electronic, mechanical and magnetic properties. RISE offer a wide range of expertise to help you enable those unique properties in your product or formulation in a safe and sustainable wa…

RISE has expertise within reliability evaluation and can offer support and guidance for deriving reliability data for electronic components and carrying out reliability evaluation of safety related electronic hardware

An increasing number of sensors are connected in wireless sensor networks. The sensor units are often required to take up little space, have a low cost per unit and operate for a long time without an external power supply. Collected data from the sensors is often sent to a cloud platform that is ac…

IoT and Industry 4.0 have an increased need for data collection from sensor systems. The main challenges for integration of a large number of miniaturised autonomous sensor systems is their dependency on electrical cables and limited battery life, which are important bottlenecks for today's applica…

A combination of our unique labs and knowledge of magnetism, magnetic nanoparticles, materials synthesis and magnetic sensor systems makes it possible to carry out magnetic analysis and characterisation of various magnetic materials, synthesis of magnetic nanomaterials and design novel tailored mag…

MEMS based sensors and sensor systems dominate the sensor market today and are the obvious choice for automotive and consumer products. Micro Electro Mechanical Systems (MEMS) and Micro System Technology (MST), enables the manufacturing of miniaturised mechanical and electromechanical devices in ba…