Develops and manufactures miniaturized, chip-based electrochemical oxygen sensors based on MECS-Technology®.
FaradaIC Sensors GmbH
Berlin · Teltow · Vrčin (RS)New on Amplifa
About FaradaIC Sensors
FaradaIC Sensors GmbH develops and markets miniaturized chip-based oxygen sensors. The company's own MECS-Technology® (Micro-Electro-Chemical-Systems) transfers electrochemical gas measurement cells into wafer-based manufacturing for the first time: a complete electrochemical cell is created on a chip measuring 2 x 2 x 1 millimeters, without liquid electrolyte, with microwatt-low power consumption and wafer-scale manufacturability. The product Faraday-Ox® is a factory-calibrated sensor module with ambient compensation and digital output (UART, I2C) for rapid integration. Application fields include IoT and wearables, food packaging and supply-chain monitoring, medicine and biotechnology, semiconductors and electronics, as well as the glass industry (insulating glass). Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Berlin, the company has R&D sites in Teltow (Germany) and Vrčin (Serbia). In 2022, Faradaic received an EIC Accelerator grant from the EU worth 2.5 million euros.
- Site
- Berlin
- Processes
- Chip-based O2 sensor technology (Faraday-Ox, MECS-Technology), Factory calibration and ambient compensation, Digital sensor output (UART, I2C), Support for evaluation, piloting and scaling, Custom Sensor Integration
- Materials
- MECS-Technology® (Micro-Electro-Chemical-Systems), Faradaic Faraday-Ox®
- Founded
- 2021
- Industries
- Food Packaging & Supply Chain, Medicine & Biotechnology, Semiconductors & Electronics, IoT & Wearables, Glass Industry (Insulating Glass)
- 01
Research & Development
- 02
Chip Design / Microfabrication (MECS-Technology)
- 03
Module Integration
- 04
Factory Calibration & Ambient Compensation
- 05
Support for Evaluation, Piloting and Scaling
- 06
Custom Sensor Integration
Technology & Processes
MECS-Technology® (Micro-Electro-Chemical-Systems)
Electrochemical gas sensor cell on a chip, wafer-based manufacturing, without liquid electrolyte and with ultra-low power consumption.
Faradaic Faraday-Ox®
Compact O₂ sensor module (2 x 2 mm sensor chip), factory-calibrated, ambient-compensated, with digital UART/I2C output.
Locations
Berlin
DEHeadquarters
Teltow
DER&D Site
Vrčin
RSR&D Site
Products
Industries
Additional services
History
- 2018–2019
Foundational work by the founders Ryan Guterman and Alexey Yakushenko, inspired during their work at the Max Planck and Fraunhofer Institutes in Germany
- 2021
FaradaIC founded with the goal of commercializing the MECS-Technology®
- 2022
EIC Accelerator won – €2.5 million EU grant as commercialization bridge
- 2023
Early laboratory validation demonstrates wafer-scale manufacturability
- 2024
Technology demonstration achieved with key partners
- 2025
First pilot projects in Food Logistics & Industrial IoT
- 2026+
Planned: scaling into global markets with multi-gas capabilities