- In March 2025, Infineon Technologies announced the launch of its PSOC™ 4 microcontroller family featuring Multi-Sense capabilities. This new offering expands Infineon's capacitive sensing technology, CAPSENSE™, by introducing proprietary inductive sensing and non-invasive liquid sensing solutions. The PSOC 4 enables innovative human-machine interface (HMI) designs, such as touch-over-metal buttons and waterproof touch sensors, catering to applications in consumer electronics and industrial automation. The PSOC 4000T series, including the PSOC 4000T and the upcoming PSOC 4100T Plus, are now available, with the latter expected to launch in Q2 2025.
- In January 2025, Honeywell and NXP Semiconductors announced an expanded collaboration to enhance building energy management. By integrating NXP's neural network-enabled processors into Honeywell's building management systems, the partnership aims to optimize energy consumption and improve sustainability in commercial buildings. The collaboration focuses on leveraging AI and machine learning to enable real-time, autonomous decision-making for energy efficiency. This initiative aligns with the growing demand for smart building solutions and supports Honeywell's commitment to advancing building automation technologies.
- In December 2024, NXP Semiconductors partnered with geo (Green Energy Options Ltd.) to launch the SeeZero home energy management system, a Matter-certified solution designed for mass-market adoption. The SeeZero system allows consumers to monitor and control their energy consumption, integrating with smart home devices to enhance energy efficiency. NXP's integrated system solutions provide the necessary connectivity, processing, and security features to support this innovative energy management platform. This collaboration underscores NXP's commitment to advancing smart energy solutions in the residential sector.
- In January 2025, GE Appliances, a Haier company, was named "Smart Appliance Company of the Year" at the IoT Breakthrough Awards. The company was recognized for integrating advanced technologies, including Generative AI, into their connected home appliances. Notably, GE Appliances introduced the CookCam™ AI, an in-oven camera that identifies the food being cooked and recommends optimal cooking settings. This innovation exemplifies GE Appliances' leadership in smart home technology and its commitment to enhancing consumer experiences through IoT-enabled solutions.
- In March 2025, Canon Medical Systems announced regulatory clearance for major AI enhancements to its Aquilion ONE / INSIGHT Edition CT scanner. The updates include the new PIQE 1024 matrix and SilverBeam technologies, expanding the device's capabilities across a broader range of clinical applications. These advancements enable high-resolution imaging and improved diagnostic accuracy, reinforcing Canon Medical Systems' position at the forefront of medical imaging technology. The cleared enhancements are now available for deployment in healthcare facilities.
