According to research firm IHS, shipments of motion
sensors in cell phones and media tablets will rise to 4.2 billion units in
2015, up from 1.5 billion in 2011.
The company said it has provided motion control
technology to the Smart TV, video game, and PC industries, licensing its
technology to companies such as LG Electronics, Roku, Sony
Computer Entertainment and others.
With the increased adoption of motion sensors in
smartphones and tablets, the company now offers cost-effective motion control
technology to create differentiated products and applications for this growing
market.
“Hillcrest has a track record of providing advanced
motion control products to some of the largest consumer electronics
manufacturers in the world. As the demand for more sophisticated motion control
technology grows within the smartphone and tablet industries, companies are now
seeking more versatile software that provides a common platform to allow
innovation across devices,” said Jeremie Bouchaud, director and
senior principal analyst, MEMS and sensor for IHS.