“Micronization, low-cost, and low power consumption are advantages of the multi-sensor integrated technology.”’ said Tsai Hann-huei, Manager at the Advanced Technology Division of NARLabs. Therefore, it can be easily applied into wearable devices and Internet of Things (IoT).

Tsai Hann-huei pointed out that this technology can reduce the size of MCU around 50 percent, lower cost from one third to one fourth, and save power consumption up to 50 percent.

Moreover, this technology is under Taiwanese IC foundries’ 8-inch silicon wafer production, and already obtained six American patents and seven Taiwanese patents.