Test your sensor and AI solutions in real-world conditions before making large-scale investments. Run your PoC processes on a scientific basis with the consortium’s powerful infrastructure.
The SENSOR HUB consortium brings together Türkiye’s most advanced sensor technology research infrastructures. Under this service, SMEs and public organisations can test solutions they have developed in areas such as biomedical monitoring, environmental measurement, food safety and digitisation of manufacturing in real-life scenarios. AI-powered data analysis makes test results more reliable and predictable, accelerating your commercialization steps.
Deploying projects that require sensor technologies and artificial intelligence integration into industrial production lines and commercial markets demands high-cost hardware and software investments. Leveraging our consortium power, we enable enterprises to validate their innovative solutions before committing to large-scale capital expenditures. Through global-standard PoC and validation reports, we minimize both the financial and technical risks of your innovative solutions.
Get in touch with us today to leverage the advanced laboratory infrastructures of SENSOR HUB consortium partners, and to launch your prototyping and field testing workflows.





Depending on the nature of your projects, you can directly utilize the advanced infrastructures of Sabancı University SUNUM (850 m² Cleanroom), METU MEMS (Microfabrication Laboratory), Bilkent UNAM (Nanotechnology Research Infrastructure), TÜBİTAK MAM (Environmental Monitoring Pilot Plants), and ATAP-EDIC (Industrial Testing Center).
Before any testing, PoC, or prototyping process initiates within SENSOR HUB, a legally binding non-disclosure agreement (NDA) matching international standards is signed between the parties. All data and intellectual property rights regarding your project are strictly protected.
Your sensor and AI solutions validated in laboratory environments are deployed and tested on actual manufacturing production lines, pilot areas, or industrial setups of our consortium and industrial partners. This allows the real-world performance of the product to be reported on a contract basis.
While not strictly mandatory, we highly recommend undergoing a DMA as a first step so that you can prioritize your access to subsidized laboratory services, grants, and support under European Commission rules, while clearly evaluating your enterprise’s technological roadmap.