Elmos Semiconductor SE (FSE: ELG) will present a broad portfolio of innovative integrated circuit (IC) solutions at electronica 2026 in Munich, taking place from November 10 to 13. Under the motto “We enable what matters,” the company will highlight applications that enhance safety, efficiency, and comfort in vehicles, ranging from intelligent lighting and motor control to environment detection and secure data communication. The announcement, reported by NEWMEDIAWIRE, also includes the first public demonstration of how Elmos’s automotive technologies can be adapted for humanoid robotics, a move that could open significant new opportunities for the fabless semiconductor specialist.
The automotive industry remains Elmos’s core market, and the company’s exhibit will emphasize its role in enabling safer and smarter vehicles. Ultrasonic distance measurement solutions, for instance, support driver-assistance systems by detecting obstacles and measuring distances with precision, facilitating safe parking and 360-degree environment detection for assisted or autonomous driving. Similarly, Elmos sensor ICs measure and process parameters such as pressure, temperature, rain, and light, with integrated signal processing that filters interference and provides reliable data for safety-critical applications like braking systems, as well as battery management and climate control.
Lighting and motor control are two other areas where Elmos ICs add value. The company’s solutions dynamically control LEDs to improve visibility, enable communication with other drivers, and allow customized interior and exterior lighting concepts. Motor control ICs, meanwhile, precisely and efficiently drive small electrical motors that move fans, pumps, valves, and air flaps in both 12-volt and 48-volt architectures, enhancing comfort and energy efficiency while supporting thermal management.
Security and functional safety are also central to the Elmos portfolio. The company offers solutions for functional safety, secure communication, and hardware-based cybersecurity, including eFuse solutions 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.
The expansion into humanoid robotics represents a strategic step for Elmos. Like vehicles, robots require precise motion control, reliable sensors, and secure power and data distribution. Elmos has identified more than 120 potential IC applications across robotics architectures in the areas of motion, sensing, power, and connectivity. Building on decades of automotive experience, the company aims to transfer its proven technologies to this emerging field, positioning itself to capitalize on the growth of humanoid robotics.
The full release is available on www.newmediawire.com. Elmos’s participation at electronica 2026 underscores its commitment to driving innovation in automotive and industrial electronics, with implications for the future of mobility, security, and automation.
