ams OSRAM

Summary

About

About ams OSRAM

Robot-perception designs can draw on ams OSRAM’s multi-zone time-of-flight modules, global-shutter image sensors, VCSEL illuminators, colour and spectral sensors, encoders and optical force-sensing front ends. The TMF8829 module, for example, performs multi-zone direct time-of-flight processing on-chip, while BELAGO dot projectors support structured-light and active-stereo systems. These components address obstacle detection, collision avoidance, navigation, material classification and joint or mechanism positioning.

The company organizes its robotics offering across stationary industrial arms, AGVs and AMRs, household machines and humanoid platforms. It supplies sensing and illumination devices to equipment manufacturers and camera vendors instead of building complete robots. That position gives it exposure to several layers of physical AI: perception around the machine, optical feedback inside mechanisms and human-interaction sensing at the interface.

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Products

Operations

Production capacity

  • Production capacity

    2026-08-03 - After transferring the non-optical sensor business to Infineon on 1 July 2026, ams OSRAM continued manufacturing services for the buyer while concentrating its retained semiconductor portfolio on Digital Photonics.

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Supply

Supply chain relationships

  • RoboSense

    Outbound - Sensing - RoboSense MX lidar uses ams OSRAM infrared laser emitters

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS XH540-W270 actuators

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS XH540-V270-R

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS XH430-V210-R

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS XH430-V350-R

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  • mjbots

    Outbound - Sensing Perception - ams AS5047P magnetic encoders provide onboard rotor-position feedback in AS5047P-equipped mjbots moteus controllers

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  • Baumer

    Outbound - robotics sensors - Baumer current special-spectrum cameras integrate ams CMV sensors

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  • Vieworks

    Outbound - Sensing Perception - Vieworks VC-series cameras include configurations with ams/CMOSIS CMV2000, CMV4000, CMV12000 and CMV50000 sensors

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS XH430-W210 actuators

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS XH540-V150-R

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS XH430-W350 actuators

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  • Allied Vision

    Outbound - Sensing Perception - Allied Vision Mako G-223 and G-419 cameras use ams CMV2000 and CMV4000 sensors, respectively

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS XH540-W150 actuators

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  • Hikrobot

    Outbound - Sensing Perception - Hikrobot MV-CH120-40XM cameras incorporate ams CMV12000 image sensors

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  • XIMEA

    Outbound - robotics sensors - XIMEA xiSpec2 cameras integrate the ams/CMOSIS CMV2000 sensor

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  • ROBOTIS

    Outbound - robotics sensors - ams OSRAM AS5045 position sensor is integrated in ROBOTIS RH-P12-RN(A) grippers

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  • JAI

    Outbound - Sensing Perception - JAI SP-20000M-CXP2 cameras use the ams/CMOSIS CMV20000 image sensor

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Team

  • Aldo Kamper - Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Management Board - Leads the group and also serves as interim general manager of Opto Semiconductors.
  • Rainer Irle - Chief Financial Officer - Management Board member responsible for finance.
  • Jens Milnikel - Executive Vice President and General Manager, Light Sensors & Photonics - Leads the business unit containing light-sensor and photonics activities.
  • Adam Wu - Executive Vice President and General Manager, Automotive & Specialty Lamps - Leads the Automotive & Specialty Lamps business unit.
  • Mark Hamersma - Executive Vice President, Corporate Development - Leads corporate development and portfolio activity.

Timeline

Events

  • 2026-07-01 - Acquisition - Infineon closes ams OSRAM non-optical sensor acquisition

    The acquired products cover position, capacitive and temperature sensing used across automotive, industrial and robotics systems. Infineon estimated that the transferred business would generate about EUR 230 million of revenue in calendar 2026. Infineon says the acquired business is expected to generate about EUR230 million revenue in calendar 2026.

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  • 2026-02-03 - Acquisition - Infineon acquires non-optical analog and mixed-signal sensor portfolio from ams OSRAM

    The EUR 570 million cash consideration covered a business expected to generate about EUR 230 million of calendar-2026 revenue and transfer roughly 230 R&D employees. The portfolio includes position, capacitive and temperature sensors plus associated intellectual property, development assets, test equipment and a multi-year supply arrangement. Infineon identified angle and position sensing for robotics as an application strengthened by the transaction; ams OSRAM retained its optical-sensing focus.

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Relations

Relationships

  • Jabil

    Technology Partner - Jabil collaborated with ams OSRAM on SWIR 3D camera technology.

  • Infineon Technologies

    Sensor Portfolio Seller - Infineon acquired ams OSRAM's non-optical analog and mixed-signal sensor portfolio.

Context

Comparable profiles

Context tags

  • Optical sensor supplier - Peer Group
  • Photonics component supplier - Peer Group
  • Sensor component supplier - Stack Layer
  • Optical perception components - Capability
  • Electronics robotics supply chain - Customer Environment