Spanish-Founded Global Innovator in Controlled Electro-Magnetic Field (CEMF) Sensing Technology

Founded in 2012 in Seville, Spain by industrial engineer Dr. Juan Aponte, the company is a global leader in CEMF sensing technology. the company’s patented CEMF technology, based on unique electromagnetic field interference principles, detects and characterizes magnetic field interferences with unmatched precision.

At the core of the company's CEMF technology lies an advanced algorithm designed to recognize intricate patterns and signals within the electromagnetic field, enabling the detection, differentiation, and categorization of various perturbations. Through an electrode, the company’s unique technology captures these perturbations, collecting data using an analog system for near-instantaneous processing.

Unlike existing solutions limited to specific applications, the company's technology is able to recognize human, animal, and various matter states, including gesture and facial recognition, material identification, and the ability to peer through certain materials for advanced insights.

The company’s CEMF technology serves not only as a sensing mechanism but as a sophisticated solution that interprets the electromagnetic field with unparalleled accuracy. This adaptability and precision make it ideal for applications ranging from smart cities to logistics, transforming connectivity, data analysis, and human-machine interaction.

Currently, the company employs 70+ engineers globally, specializing in hardware, firmware, design, testing, and quality assurance. Through its commitment to R&D, the company has evolved into a global company, expanding solutions across a myriad of sectors and earning recognition at forums such as the CES and ISC West.

Through its CEMF technology, the company aims to inspire innovative solutions for smarter cities, security services, transportation, mobility, and virtual experiences, and more.

By offering a technology that extends beyond traditional sensing to the realm of intelligent recognition, the company is setting new standards for near-field (short-range) sensing precision, transforming human-machine interaction.