Sensata Showcases Leading Edge Technologies at Frankfurt Auto Show (IAA)

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  • Compact, solid-state LiDAR sensor developed with Quanergy
  • Sensata also featuring sensors to improve connectivity and support electrification

HENGELO, The Netherlands and FRANKFURT, Germany, Sept. 12, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Sensata Technologies ST, a leading provider of sensors to the automotive, heavy vehicle, aerospace and industrial industries, is showcasing some of its latest sensor technologies for connectivity, electrification and automated driving at this week's Frankfurt Auto Show (IAA).

"We are excited to bring our portfolio of innovative sensor technologies to IAA," said Paul Chawla, Senior Vice President, Performance Sensing Europe and South America. "As a sensor supplier with more than three decades of experience leading new advancements across the industry, we are well-positioned to support these emerging areas for our automotive customers."

A new solid-state LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) sensor for highly automated driving cars is the feature of Sensata's exhibit. LiDAR is critical to the development of autonomous and highly automated driving vehicles and essential for the reliable detection and classification of objects in a vehicle's path. Developed in partnership with Quanergy Systems, an innovator in the field of solid-state LiDAR sensors, the S3 sensor will be on display.

The S3 LiDAR sensor from Sensata and Quanergy uses the Optical Phased Array principle to scan the field of view and is a scanning LiDAR sensor with no moving parts, thereby contributing to increased reliability of the automated driving system. Another advantage of the S3 sensor is the ability to scan areas of interest within the field of view on demand through dynamic laser beam positioning without having to go through the entire field of view sequentially.

Steve Beringhause, Chief Technology Officer and Executive Vice President, Performance Sensing, Auto, for Sensata Technologies, explains: "Nearly every car on the road today is equipped with sensors and technology from Sensata, and we are leaders in pressure and high temperaure sensing. We are now accelerating investments in new technologies such as LiDAR and vehicle health management. Together with Quanergy, we are pursuing a solid-state, optical-phased array LiDAR sensor. These sensors – which are compact, have no moving parts and offer customers strong performance and reliability – have the potential to enable widespread adoption of highly automated driving features."

Sensata is also highlighting some examples of it's suite of vehicle health management sensors at its booth located in the IAA New Mobility World - Hall 3.1, Booth B.23.

About Sensata Technologies

Sensata Technologies is one of the world's leading suppliers of sensing, electrical protection, control and power management solutions with operations and business centers in 13 countries. Sensata's products improve safety, efficiency and comfort for millions of people every day in automotive, appliance, aircraft, industrial, military, heavy vehicle, heating, air-conditioning, data, telecommunications, recreational vehicle and marine applications. More information is available at www.sensata.com.

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Contact:

Investors:
Joshua Young
(508) 236-2196
Joshua.young@sensata.com

Media:
Kira Jastive
Sensata Technologies
(508) 236-2317
kjastive@sensata.com 

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