AMUSENS, a new era for gas sensors.
Current gas detection systems often struggle with precision and portability. AMUSENS presents a revolutionary solution by employing metal oxide (MO) sensors and enhancing data analysis through artificial intelligence (AI). A key challenge the project addresses is improving sensor selectivity, which is essential in modern industry, where sensors frequently respond to multiple gases indiscriminately.
The potential applications for this innovative technology are extensive, ranging from individual air quality monitoring to quality assurance in the food industry and healthcare. With their low cost and minimal energy consumption, these sensors can be seamlessly integrated into portable devices such as badges or smartwatches, making environmental monitoring more accessible and user-friendly.
Ellona, a key partner in innovation
Ellona leverages its expertise in environmental analysis and intelligent systems development, playing a key role in the AI component of the project to optimize the interpretation of data from multi-pixel sensors. Its mission is to design solutions that tailor sensor responses to specific environments, ensuring more relevant and reliable data. As an innovative SME, Ellona is ideally positioned to support the commercialization of these technologies, offering unique expertise in the field of environmental monitoring.
A project with significant economic and scientific impact
The AMUSENS project unites a consortium of 10 international partners, comprising industry leaders, premier research centers, and innovative SMEs. With a budget of nearly €8 million funded by the European Union, AMUSENS aims to address the growing demand for gas sensors while advancing cutting-edge scientific research.
In collaboration with its partners, Ellona is dedicated to demonstrating the feasibility of this adaptable multi-sensor platform, with the goal of transforming how we monitor the air we breathe and developing intelligent, sustainable solutions for the future.
About AMUSENS
The AMUSENS project (grant number 101122824) is funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe program and is coordinated by the Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST). This project brings together 10 partners from industry, academia, and innovative SMEs:
- Sciosense Germany GmbH (Germany) – Industry
- University of Liège (Belgium) – Academia
- University of Brescia (Italy) – Academia
- Institut Mines-Télécom (France) – Academia
- Technikon Forschungs- und Planungsgesellschaft mbH (Austria) – SME
- Atlant 3D Nanosystems ApS (Denmark) – SME
- JLM Innovation GmbH (Germany) – SME
- Ellona SAS (France) – SME
- Science for Change SL (Spain) – SME
Through this multidisciplinary consortium, AMUSENS aims to push the boundaries of gas sensor technology by combining innovation, artificial intelligence, and advanced production techniques to meet the growing demand for intelligent gas sensors.
