Melexis is advancing technological innovation with a new R&D center in the heart of Sophia Antipolis, the renowned technology park in the south of France. This investment will strengthen collaboration with the region's technical universities and engineering schools.

Melexis introduces the MLX90617, an infrared sensor for non-contact temperature measurement in induction hobs. It measures the cooking vessel's base through the ceramic hob, enhancing control, safety, and user experience.

This year marks 20 years of Triaxis®, Melexis’ 3D magnetic sensor technology. It’s used in electric vehicles, robots, and more. Explore the story of its creation and the talented team behind this industry-changing innovation in our latest blog.

Melexis releases a novel web-tool for inductive coil design and simulation. Featuring an intuitive interface, the tool allows for real-time visualization of the coil design and delivers the optimized layout together with a complete performance report.

CEO Marc Biron discusses the company’s strategic pivot towards fast decision-making, autonomy, and entrepreneurship. This strategy highlights a cultural shift to foster innovation, empower employees, and meet the demands of a rapidly evolving market.

Melexis launches MLX90833, a new Triphibian™ pressure sensor IC with LIN digital output. It measures gas/liquid media from 2 to 70 bar, simplifying integration for heat pump manufacturers.

Melexis’ Board of Directors has decided to initiate a share buy-back program of its outstanding common stock for up to 850 thousand shares for an amount of up to EUR 50 million.

Melexis introduces the MLX90382, an absolute magnetic encoder IC. With its compact size, stray field immunity and support for both on-axis and off-axis sensing, the MLX90382 offers seamless integration including into micro-motors.

Melexis unveils the MLX91235, a new current sensor that eliminates the need for a ferromagnetic core. The MLX91235 expands Melexis' portfolio, enabling the measurement of larger currents flowing through external primary conductors like PCB traces and busbars.

Melexis is pleased to announce that Geely Automotive Group has chosen to use Melexis devices and MeLiBu® technology for the advanced daytime running lights (DRLs), as well as the RGB LED taillight with full-color lighting in the new Z10 model.

When Julien Ghaye mentions he does “something with robots,” it often sparks wild imaginations. From the imagination of robots as machines to the reality that robotics technology goes far beyond stereotypes: Julien reveals the broader impact of robotics.