All four H2020 projects involve sensor technology — from aircraft surveillance sensors (ODESSA) to industrial IoT sensors for harsh environments (CHARM).
INNOSENT GMBH
German radar and sensor hardware company specializing in advanced packaging, industrial IoT sensors, and emerging on-device AI for harsh environments.
Their core work
InnoSenT is a German radar and sensor technology company based in Donnersdorf, Bavaria, specializing in industrial sensor modules and radar-based detection systems. In H2020 projects, they contribute sensor hardware expertise — from advanced packaging of system-in-package (SiP) modules to radar-based obstruction detection for aircraft and IoT sensor systems designed for harsh industrial environments. Their work bridges the gap between semiconductor-level packaging and real-world sensor deployment in demanding conditions.
What they specialise in
EuroPAT-MASIP focused on system-in-package assembly and fan-out wafer-level packaging; CHARM continued packaging work for IoT sensor modules.
CHARM targets smart sensor systems for challenging industrial conditions, combining their packaging and sensor expertise for IoT deployment.
TEMPO explores spiking neural networks and ASIC design for neuromorphic computing, indicating a move toward on-sensor AI processing.
How they've shifted over time
InnoSenT's early H2020 work (2017–2018) centered on advanced semiconductor packaging techniques — SiP, fan-out wafer-level packaging — and radar-based aircraft sensor systems. From 2019 onward, their focus shifted toward embedded intelligence: neuromorphic computing hardware (TEMPO) and ruggedized IoT sensor systems for manufacturing environments (CHARM). The trajectory is clear — moving from building the physical sensor package to making sensors smarter and more autonomous through on-device AI.
InnoSenT is evolving from a pure hardware sensor company toward intelligent, AI-enabled sensor systems for industrial applications — a valuable trajectory for anyone building edge-AI or Industry 4.0 solutions.
How they like to work
InnoSenT operates exclusively as a specialist participant — they have never coordinated an H2020 project. With 81 unique consortium partners across 15 countries, they integrate into large, multi-partner projects where their specific sensor hardware expertise fills a defined role. This pattern suggests a focused technology contributor that delivers components and subsystems rather than driving overall project direction.
With 81 unique consortium partners spanning 15 countries, InnoSenT has a broad European collaboration network built through participation in sizable Innovation Action and Research consortia. Their partnerships span the digital, transport, and advanced manufacturing sectors.
What sets them apart
InnoSenT occupies a specific niche at the intersection of radar sensor hardware, advanced packaging, and emerging on-device AI — a combination few companies offer. Their progression from packaging expertise to harsh-environment IoT and neuromorphic computing makes them a rare partner who understands the full chain from chip-level assembly to intelligent sensing in real-world conditions. For consortia needing a sensor hardware provider that can also contribute to edge-AI integration, InnoSenT brings proven project experience across both domains.
Highlights from their portfolio
- EuroPAT-MASIPTheir largest funded project (EUR 269,727) focused on pilot manufacturing for advanced system-in-package, representing their core packaging competence at scale.
- CHARMMost recent project combining their packaging and sensor expertise for industrial IoT in harsh environments — represents their strategic direction.
- TEMPOAn unusual diversification into neuromorphic computing and spiking neural networks, signaling ambitions in on-sensor AI processing.