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SensorDynamics was founded in 2003 by Herbert Gartner, Hubertus Christ, Jürgen Tittel and Volker Kempe. Financed by national and international Venture Capital investors the company successfully closed four equity rounds in 2004, 2007, 2009 and 2011. [http://www.sensordynamics.cc/cms/cms.php?pageId=7&newsId=11] In 2005 SensorDynamics was ranked under the top 100 European high tech companies by Tornado Insider [http://www.tornado-insider.com/tornado100/awards.asp] and awarded the Fast Forward Award 2005 in Austria.[http://www.sensordynamics.cc/cms/cms.php?pageId=7&newsId=18] From the beginning the Company strongly cooperated with the Institute of Silicon Technology [[Fraunhofer Society]] in Itzehoe and expanded this cooperation with long term agreements in 2007.[http://www.sensordynamics.cc/cms/cms.php?pageId=7&newsId=29]

In October 2007 SensorDynamics started a deep cooperation with US consumer electronics supplier Kionix([http://www.kionix.com Kionix Website]).[http://www.kionix.com/Press-Releases/Releases/SensorDynamics%20&%20Kionix%20071005.pdf][http://pressetext.at/news/081201020/mikromechanische-sensoren-fuer-handys-spielkonsolen-navigationsgeraete-camcorder/]. In August 2008 [[EnOcean]] and SensorDynamics announced the launch world's first [[energy harvesting]] system on chip [[SOC]] product.[http://www.sensordynamics.cc/cms/cms.php?pageId=7&newsId=42]. In March 2009 SensorDynamics launched [[MEMS]] gyroscopes for industrial, medical and consumer applications.  In November 2009 [[Chipworks]] selected SensorDynamics' [[MEMS]] product SD755 as product of the year 2009. [http://www.sensorsmag.com/automotive/news/sensordynamics-combisensor-named-product-year-6368]. In November 2010 SensorDynamics announced XY angular rate and an XYZ angular rate devices in 6x6x1.8 mm3 QFN40-packages.[http://www.sensordynamics.cc/cms/cms.php?pageId=7&newsId=63] In December 2010 SensorDynamics announced worldwide's first fully characterized and specified 6 x 6 x 1.2 mm 6DoF [[IMU]] (six degrees of freedom inertial measurement unit) including evaluation boards.[http://www.sensordynamics.cc/cms/cms.php?pageId=7&newsId=64]. In July 2011 SensorDynamics was acquired by [[Maxim Integrated Products]], a recognized leader in analog and mixed-signal semiconductor products. Maxim Integrated Products, headquartered in Sunnyvale/California, is in Fortune 1000, and is included in the [[Nasdaq 100]], the [[Russell 1000]], and [[MSCI]] USA indices. Maxim was paying $164 million to acquire SensorDynamics.[http://www.sensordynamics.cc/cms/cms.php?pageId=7&newsId=82]