Maxic was invited to participate in the exhibition, where it showcased its latest solutions in optical sensors, automotive electronics, and PMICs.

In the field of optical sensors,Maxic has built a comprehensive product portfolio covering three major segments: optical tracking sensors, ambient light and proximity sensors, and dToF sensors. Its ambient light and proximity sensor products are particularly diverse, spanning ambient light, RGB+Flicker detection, under-display three-in-one solutions, and skin recognition. With the continuous expansion of this portfolio, these products are now widely used in smartphones, smartwatches, TWS earphones, robotic vacuum cleaners, and other consumer electronics.

In the automotive electronics sector, several Maxic’s automotive-grade chips have been included in the “Domestic Automotive-Grade Chip Reliability Classification Directory (2025)” and qualified AEC-100 certification. The company has also obtained ISO 26262 Functional Safety Management System ASIL D certification. At the exhibition, Maxic highlighted its latest automotive lighting chips, interface ICs, and in-vehicle wireless charging products, drawing strong interest and in-depth discussions from industry professionals and media representatives.

With extensive expertise in PMICs, Maxic has developed a mature and wide-ranging product line, leading the industry in several niche technologies and establishing strong partnerships with both domestic and international brands. At this event, the company showcased a wide range of products including wireless charging, constant-current LED drivers, and protocol chips, delivering leading power management solutions to the global market.

Throughout the exhibition, the Maxic team engaged directly with customers, answered questions, and provided tailored application solutions. The company remains committed to advancing its technology to create greater value for its customers.