Elmos Semiconductor SE (FSE: ELG) will present its innovative integrated circuit (IC) solutions at Electronica 2026 in Munich from November 10 to 13, 2026, at Hall C3, Booth 141. Under the motto “We enable what matters,” the company will focus on applications that enhance safety, efficiency, and comfort in automotive and industrial electronics, ranging from intelligent lighting and motor control to reliable environment detection and secure data communication. The announcement, made via NEWMEDIAWIRE, underscores Elmos’s commitment to advancing megatrends such as autonomous driving, electromobility, and software-defined vehicles.
A key highlight of Elmos’s showcase will be its ultrasonic distance measurement solutions, which support driver-assistance systems by detecting obstacles and measuring distances with precision. These solutions enable safe parking, maneuvering, and reliable 360-degree environment detection for assisted or autonomous driving. This matters because as vehicles become more autonomous, robust and accurate sensing technologies are critical for safety and regulatory compliance. Elmos’s sensor ICs also measure pressure, temperature, rain, and light, with integrated signal processing to filter interference and provide reliable data for safety-critical applications like braking systems, battery management, and climate control.
In lighting, Elmos ICs dynamically control LEDs to improve visibility, facilitate communication with other drivers, and enable customized interior and exterior lighting concepts. High integration and flexible interfaces support compact, high-performance lighting systems, contributing to both safety and design flexibility. For motion control, Elmos motor control ICs precisely and efficiently control small electrical motors in fans, pumps, valves, and air flaps, enhancing comfort and energy efficiency in both 12-volt and 48-volt architectures.
Elmos also addresses functional safety, secure communication, and hardware-based cybersecurity with solutions such as eFuse for smart power distribution and airbag deployment ICs. Notably, its Quantum Random Number Generator (QRNG), winner of the 2026 German Innovation Award, generates truly random numbers based on quantum mechanical effects, providing a crucial foundation for secure cryptographic encryption in automotive, industrial, and IoT applications. As connectivity and automation increase, such security measures are essential to protect data and passengers.
For the first time, Elmos will demonstrate how its proven automotive technologies can unlock new possibilities in humanoid robotics. The company has identified more than 120 potential IC applications across robotics architecture in motion, sensing, power, and connectivity. By transferring decades of automotive experience and systems expertise to robotics, Elmos positions itself to capitalize on a new growth area. This move is significant as humanoid robotics emerges as a transformative field, requiring precise motion control, reliable sensors, and secure power and data distribution—areas where Elmos already excels. The original release is available on www.newmediawire.com.
