In fact, when it comes to sensors, everyone thinks more of foreign companies. I have to admit that it is indeed foreign companies that are doing better in the industry. The top ten sensor companies in the world are basically concentrated in Europe, America and Japan. It can be said that Germany, the United States, and Japan dominate the world. Honeywell and MEAS from the United States; Siemens and SIK from Germany; Omron, Keyence, and Panasonic from Japan are all well-known sensor companies in the world. Many high-end products are still embargoed domestically, and sometimes they are really annoying.

It was with this original intention in mind that the founder of Shenzhen Dashen Sensing DASS resolutely resigned from the Japanese sensing tycoon Omron and returned to China to start developing photoelectric sensors.

Shenzhen Dashen Sensing brings together R&D technical elites from Japan's Omron Company, focusing on the research, development and production of photoelectric sensor products. Its main products include slot photoelectric sensors, square photoelectric sensors, fiber optic sensors, Proximity sensor and other series. DASS is one of the few domestic companies that has fully mastered the core technology of photoelectric sensors.

We are determined to make China's own sensor products, hoping to achieve mutual benefit and progress with sensor users and sensor consumers in the era of China's intelligent manufacturing, and contribute to the vigorous development of the sensor industry. Make a contribution to the revitalization of national industry.

DASS has been working hard!