Exploring the Latest MEMS Trends—An Industry Overview
ABSTRACT
The MEMS industry, projected to reach $20 billion by 2029, is at a pivotal juncture, balancing both obstacles and growth opportunities. Despite facing setbacks in 2023 and 2024, the sector is still propelled by major trends such as autonomous driving, AI, and Industry 4.0, which continue to drive demand. To sustain growth, MEMS devices need to be optimized in terms of efficiency, form factor, cost, robustness, and intelligence. We observe as well a shift to move from sensors to “sensor-based” solutions, including controllers, connectivity, and software to add functionalities. The Yole Group's market & technology presentation will spotlight the most promising devices and applications in the MEMS sector, highlighting the key factors fueling growth across various sectors and the ways technological advancements are transforming the landscape.
BIOGRAPHY
Pierre-Marie Visse is Senior Technology & Market Analyst, MEMS & Sensing at Yole Group. He is working within the MEMS & Sensing team. Pierre-Marie contributes daily to the technical, marketing, and strategic analysis on various MEMS and sensing technologies.
Prior to Yole Group, Pierre-Marie served as an R&D project manager at eLichens, specializing in the detection of environmental gases, for more than two years. His primary focus was the development of gas sensors and IoT for gas detection.
Previously, Pierre-Marie worked at TDK-Tronics for more than ten years as an inertial MEMS designer for custom sensors, accelerometers, and gyroscopes. He then worked as an R&D project manager for the navigation, industrial, and watchmaking industries.
Pierre-Marie graduated from ESIEE-Engineering (France) in 2010, specializing in microsystems.