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Last week, ASC Managing Director Renate Bay took part in a business development trip to South Korea to strengthen existing and forge new relationships. “The booming Korean economy represents a

In 2026, ASC Sensors will be celebrating its 20-year anniversary. What started as a local business of two part-time employees has turned into a leading global innovation hub for inertial

Modern road and rail bridges are typically laid out to withstand varying stress loads over the long term. Some already come equipped with sensor technology to monitor for emerging issues.

to make rail networks more efficient and more powerful worldwide: This is the goal of the new Digital Railway Solutions Alliance (DRS). ASC is a founding member of this association

The Indian infrastructure sector is undergoing massive modernization. Driven by a strong focus on the country’s development, urbanization and government investment, significant market growth is expected over the coming years.

What a year this has been! From high-speed railway to bridge safety, seismic monitoring, automotive testing, mining vibration measuring or microgravity research. And a lot more. We’re grateful for your

The story of many festive gifts begins thousands of miles away. In today’s globalized production chains, toys, apparel, consumer electronics, festive decorations and many more items are manufactured around the

Beyond a wide portfolio of flexible sensor products to fit diverse industry applications, inertial sensor specialist ASC is driven by an overarching philosophy: “We don’t just sell high-performance hardware,” says

To ensure and expand sustainable mobility solutions, the transport of passengers and cargo requires high-performing, seamlessly integrated monitoring and control systems. High-capacity transportation links can be maximized through automated 24/7

Our ASC team is looking forward to exciting discussions and networking opportunities at Rail Live 2025. The international conference for Technology, Innovation and Strategy for the entire value chain of

The GraviTower Bremen at the Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM) at the University of Bremen, Germany, sets another milestone for research under microgravity conditions. It features high-precision

Commercial vehicles for heavy use are typically put through their paces to adapt them to conditions in their target areas of operation. Like those from a leading global manufacturer based