From June 9–11, 2026, ADW will present its independently developed MEMS gas monitoring solution at SENSOR+TEST 2026 in Nuremberg, Germany — one of the world’s leading exhibitions for sensor, measurement, and testing technologies. At Booth 1-521, ADW will demonstrate its latest acoustic sensing technology for intelligent gas analysis and mixed-gas identification.
Multi-Dimensional Acoustic Sensing for Gas “Fingerprint” Recognition
Conventional single-frequency gas sensors often struggle to accurately detect and distinguish complex mixed gases. ADW’s innovative solution utilizes an array of MEMS ultrasonic transducers operating at different frequencies to systematically capture the acoustic characteristics of gas samples across multiple frequency bands.
Each gas component exhibits unique acoustic absorption spectra and sound velocity characteristics at specific frequencies. Together, these acoustic parameters form a distinctive gas “fingerprint” database, enabling highly accurate gas identification and composition analysis.
The solution supports precise detection of:
Natural gas
Liquefied natural gas (LNG)
Biomethane
Hydrogen-blended gas mixtures
Pure hydrogen

Advanced MEMS Manufacturing and Multi-Level Self-Calibration Technology
MEMS Technology and SMT Integration
The transducer array is manufactured using advanced MEMS microfabrication technology combined with SMT surface-mount processes, enabling highly integrated ultrasonic transmission and reception functionality.
Key advantages include:
Compact structure
Excellent consistency
Scalable mass production capability
Multi-Level Self-Calibration Mechanism
The solution incorporates an innovative real-time self-calibration system utilizing MEMS ultrasonic transducers operating at multiple frequencies.
This mechanism effectively compensates for:
Ambient temperature variations
Pressure fluctuations
Device aging effects
As a result, the system maintains high measurement accuracy and long-term operational stability.
Wide Application Coverage for Gas Metering and Industrial Analysis
Thanks to its advanced mixed-gas recognition capability, the MEMS gas monitoring solution is suitable for a broad range of applications:
City Gas Metering
Accurate flow and composition monitoring for natural gas, biomethane, and other utility gases.
Biomethane Monitoring
Real-time gas quality analysis for biogas purification and pipeline injection systems.
Hydrogen Blending Systems
Precise hydrogen concentration measurement for safe and efficient hydrogen energy applications.
Industrial Process Gas Analysis
Online gas composition monitoring for chemical, energy, and industrial process control systems.
Meet ADW at SENSOR+TEST 2026
ADW’s engineering team will provide live demonstrations of the MEMS gas monitoring solution and discuss technical details and customized cooperation opportunities.
Professionals from gas equipment manufacturing, hydrogen energy systems, and industrial process control industries are invited to explore the future of acoustic gas sensing technology together with ADW.
Exhibition Information
Date: June 9–11, 2026
Venue: Nuremberg Exhibition Center, Germany
ADW Booth: Hall 1, Booth 1-521