7. Conclusion
The sensor industry is undergoing rapid change. This shift towards collective manufacturing techniques based on silicon integrated circuit technology is leading to low-cost products incorporating information pre-processing. However, there are still several limiting factors:
difficult access for SMEs to development and manufacturing resources involving fairly high levels of investment;
a constantly evolving market that is often reluctant to assume the risks associated with innovative technologies ;
a shortage of designers with a good command of both the technology and the physical chemistry of the phenomena used by sensors;
the enormous disproportion between the number of experimental projects and those reaching the industrial stage (probably...
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