December 2025: Miniaturized Temperature Sensing Accuracy

AS6223 – Miniaturized temperature sensing accuracy for next-generation wearables.

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We are excited to introduce the AS6223, a breakthrough in digital temperature sensing that is redefining what is possible for wearable health devices. About the size of a poppy seed, this sensor delivers ±0.09 °C accuracy in a footprint of just 0.82 mm × 0.82 mm, making continuous on-skin temperature monitoring easier and more practical than ever.

Why it’s innovative

When components shrink below one square millimeter, wearables become lighter, less obtrusive, and more practical. The AS6223 combines this miniaturization with ultra-low power consumption, factory calibration, and integrated linearization — enabling precision where it matters most: in everyday life. From smartwatches and rings to medical patches, this sensor empowers designers to create devices that seamlessly blend into daily routines while delivering medical-grade accuracy.

About ams OSRAM

The ams OSRAM Group (SIX: AMS) is a global leader in innovative light and sensor solutions, combining over 110 years of engineering excellence with a passion for cutting-edge technology. Headquartered in Premstaetten, Austria, and Munich, Germany, the group drives transformative advancements across automotive, industrial, medical, and consumer industries. Learn more here.

Sam Draper
December 1, 2025

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