Jérôme Mouly

Jérôme Mouly is Team Lead Analyst in the Sensing & Actuating team within the Photonic & Sensing Division at Yole Développement (Yole).

Jérôme manages the expansion of the technical expertise and market know-how of the team. He actively supports and assists in the development of a dedicated collection of market & technology reports as well as custom consulting projects.

He has conducted more than 100 marketing and technological analyses for industrial groups, start-ups, and institutes in the field of MEMS and sensing technologies.

Jérôme has been also deeply engaged in Yole’s finance activities with a dedicated focus on the commercial exploitation of smart system technologies and access to funding opportunities.

Jérôme is regularly involved in international conferences, with presentations and keynotes.

Jérôme Mouly earned a Master of Physics degree from the University of Lyon (FR).

Gas Sensor Evolution and the Need for Better Air Quality Monitoring

Indoor and outdoor air pollution are one of the major problems of the 21st century, causing more than 8M deaths globally combined according to W.H.O.. This is a problem that must be tackled urgently. Moreover, covid-19 has made people more aware about the quality of the air they breathe, boosting interest for air quality monitoring. Developing and installing gas and particle sensors for air quality monitoring allows better control of our environment.

Those sensors are already used in numerous markets (automotive, consumer, industrial, etc). During this presentation we will go through the main applications of gas sensors, the market developments, the main players involved, the technologies used (with a focus on MEMS), as well as the technological evolutions. Finally, we will tease the shift towards digital olfaction.