Shenzhen International Sensor and Application Technology Exhibition Tickets

The Shenzhen International Sensor and Application Technology Exhibition (Sensor Shenzhen) is China’s largest technology service platform in the sensor sector. Leveraging Silicon Know‑Tech, it has established a comprehensive industrial ecosystem, making it the country’s most extensive, most fully integrated, and most influential trade show in the sensing field. In recent years, China’s sensor industry has entered a period of rapid growth, with its market size steadily expanding. Concurrently, Sen

The Exhibition Value of Sensor Shenzhen

• One of the largest and most prestigious annual events in the global smart sensor industry. Hosted by the China Sensor and IoT Industry Alliance, Sensor Shenzhen has been successfully held for multiple consecutive editions since its inception, serving as a key technological benchmark in the global smart sensor sector. Grounded in the core principles of “high precision, high reliability, and high integration,” the exhibition strengthens collaboration across the entire smart sensor value chain, encompassing everything from wafer fabrication and packaging & testing to sensor manufacturing and AI applications. Leveraging Shenzhen’s strategic position as a central city within the “20+8” industrial cluster and the Greater Bay Area’s robust electronic information ecosystem, the event is widely recognized by industry professionals as a leading indicator of global smart sensor industry trends and a pivotal gateway for companies seeking to expand into the Chinese and Asian markets.
• A one-stop platform covering the entire industry value chain. The exhibition focuses on every link in the MEMS chip design, advanced packaging & testing, sensor manufacturing, material supply, and application solution segments, featuring eight thematic zones—including industrial automation, packaging & testing, sensor materials, and the startup ecosystem—to facilitate precise matchmaking between upstream and downstream players. From inertial sensors, pressure sensors, and optical sensors to magnetic, gas, and temperature sensors, and spanning applications from consumer electronics to high-end sectors such as automotive, industrial, medical, and robotics, exhibitors can engage in comprehensive interactions—ranging from technology showcases and brand exposure to business negotiations—within a single venue.
• Precise connections with global sensor industry decision-makers and supply-chain resources. In 2026, the exhibition will be held at the Shenzhen Futian Convention & Exhibition Center, with an expanded exhibition space of 15,000 square meters, attracting over 16,000 professional visitors. The proportion of international attendees has increased significantly, with first-day attendance surpassing previous records for the same period. End-users such as BYD and medical device manufacturers are organizing group visits for procurement, while universities and research institutes send representatives to closely monitor emerging technology trends. Exhibitors will have direct access to leading application-oriented enterprises in the Greater Bay Area, including Huawei, BYD, and DJI, enabling efficient business matchmaking and market expansion.
• Unique value for Chinese enterprises—driving domestic substitution and showcasing independent innovation. Against the backdrop of a complex and evolving global economic landscape, major international sensor players have scaled back their participation, while Chinese sensor companies have seized the opportunity to build out end-to-end value chains—from design and manufacturing to packaging and testing—and are making notable strides in specialized areas such as design, production, and testing. Leading domestic firms like Silergy, Hanwei Technology, Novosense, Mincore, and Sifang Optoelectronics are highlighting key breakthroughs, underscoring the rapid ascent of China’s sensor industry amid the broader trend of domestic substitution.
• A cutting-edge hub for technological innovation and industry trends. At the exhibition,前沿application scenarios such as embodied intelligent robots, autonomous driving, the low-altitude economy, industrial IoT, and smart healthcare have become focal points. TE Connectivity showcased wire-controlled brake sensors and anti-fog sensors; Avnet and TE jointly presented industrial IoT solutions; and in the medical sensor domain, miniature pressure sensors capable of entering human blood vessels were unveiled. These pioneering technologies collectively highlight the clear trajectory of the sensor industry toward “integration, miniaturization, and intelligence.”
• In-depth connections through high-level forums and industry resources. Adopting an “exhibition + high‑level conference” model, the event hosts more than 20 specialized forums during the same period, including the Humanoid Robot Sensing Forum, the Pressure Sensor Summit, and the Low‑Altitude Economy Forum, covering前沿applications such as embodied intelligent robots, the low‑altitude economy, and smart vehicles. Experts directly address practical implementation pathways, helping attendees move beyond simply viewing exhibits to gaining a deeper understanding of technical solutions.
• Shenzhen’s locational and industrial advantages. Held at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (Futian), the exhibition is situated in the heart of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area—one of China’s most advanced regions for electronic information and smart hardware manufacturing. Shenzhen is accelerating the development of its “20+8” strategic emerging industries, with smart sensors playing a pivotal role. Benefiting from Shenzhen’s strategic positioning as a global hub for electronic information manufacturing and innovation, Sensor Shenzhen provides exhibitors with a powerful platform to connect with both domestic and international markets.