GEMAC is now a member of the AMA Association for Sensor and Measurement Technology

Chemnitz, March 23, 2026 – GEMAC Chemnitz GmbH has become a member of the AMA Association for Sensor and Measurement Technology, the industry’s leading network. With this move, the company is strengthening its position in the innovation landscape of sensor and measurement technology and further expanding its network within the industry.

GEMAC Chemnitz GmbH has been developing and manufacturing high-precision solutions in the fields of sensor technology, measurement technology, and electronics manufacturing for over 30 years. The company has established itself as a specialist in tilt and acceleration sensors as well as in fieldbus diagnostics for CAN-based systems, offering its customers a comprehensive range of services—from development to series production.

With innovative products such as inertial measurement units (IMUs), intelligent sensor systems, and reliable fieldbus solutions, GEMAC helps make industrial applications more efficient, safer, and more powerful. These solutions are used in a variety of industries, including automation, construction, agriculture, and medical technology.

The AMA Association for Sensor and Measurement Technology is regarded as the industry’s central point of contact and connects companies, research institutions, and users. The association’s goal is to foster dialogue on innovation and actively drive technological developments—including through trade events, studies, and the leading international trade fair SENSOR+TEST.

“Membership in the AMA Association gives us the opportunity to further strengthen our collaboration with other industry players and to jointly advance future-oriented topics in sensor and measurement technology,” said Wolfram Klein from Strategic Management. “We look forward to actively contributing our expertise to the network while also benefiting from new ideas.”

By joining the organization, GEMAC underscores its commitment to actively shaping technological innovations and making a lasting impact on the future of sensor and measurement technology.