The development path of qishi le sensor technology in china
Measurement technology has always played an important role in driving technological innovation and reducing emissions. In recent years, as a global leader in the field of dynamic measurement technology, the Swiss company Kistler has been continuously expanding its business in China to support the country's advancement in new energy vehicle development and achieve industrial green transformation.
At the core of every Kistler product lies a small crystal, most of which are independently cultivated by Kistler. These crystals are not only key to the high performance of Kistler sensors but also symbolize the company's pursuit of extreme precision and superior quality. The sensors utilize the piezoelectric effect, a phenomenon where crystals generate electric charge under mechanical stress such as vibration or pressure. Although this phenomenon was discovered as early as the 19th century by brothers Pierre and Jacques Curie, it wasn't until the late 1950s that Kistler developed charge amplification technology to accurately measure this effect, laying the foundation for the widespread application of piezoelectric sensors in industrial measurement.
At the core of each Qi Shi Le product lies a tiny crystal, the majority of which are independently cultivated by Qi Shi Le. (© Simone Schuldis)
Accurate measurement data empowers innovation.
Today, Kistler has become one of the global market leaders in the field of dynamic pressure, force, torque, and acceleration measurement. The company has over 2,000 employees in more than 60 regions worldwide. Its sensor technology is widely used in various fields, including automotive, industrial manufacturing, life sciences, aerospace, and medical, driving industry and societal sustainability while enhancing efficiency and safety.
With the measurement data obtained through Kistler's technology, companies can effectively test and optimize their products, thereby driving technological advancement and innovation in solutions. This also aligns Kistler's sensor technology with China's development vision in the field of electric mobility and its broader green growth goals. China aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 and is committed to becoming a leading market and manufacturing powerhouse for electric mobility products. Therefore, China undoubtedly becomes one of Kistler's most important markets globally. Kistler's sensors empower China's industrial upgrade, promoting technological innovation and green transformation, playing a crucial role especially in the automotive industry.
Continuously deepen the Chinese market.
Alban Brisset, the General Manager of the China region for the Kistler Group, is one of the core members of the company's management team in China. With a strong engineering background, he was assigned to China in the early 21st century. He not only speaks fluent Chinese but also has a deep understanding of the Chinese market and local needs. As an expert in the automotive field, he places great importance on the development speed and future direction of the Chinese market. "The Chinese market is vibrant and holds tremendous potential for sustainable development. Kistler possesses Swiss excellence in precision technology and a global business layout, which is key to helping our Chinese customers achieve sustainable growth."
Alban Brisset, General Manager of Kistler Group China
Since entering the Chinese market in 1996, Kistler has established a team of approximately 150 people in China. Nearly 100 employees work in the company's seven-story headquarters building located in the Hongqiao Business District of Shanghai. The office building houses multiple laboratories equipped with Kistler's precision measurement systems and equipment, showcasing the company's excellent technology and innovation advantages. Recently, Kistler established a new servo press system production line in China, further deepening its localized operations and continuously expanding its influence in the Chinese market.
In Bai Lisong's view, these investments reflect the company's ongoing high regard for the Chinese market. "Establishing local institutions allows us to communicate more smoothly with our clients, and enables us to provide comprehensive services as well as sales and technical support more effectively." He also pointed out that localized operations in China can ensure reliable operational plans. "Changes in the geopolitical environment can suddenly impact global supply chains, and our localized operational system in China helps mitigate these risks."
Enhancing the safety and comfort of electric vehicles.
The measurement technology of Kistler has gained the trust of global automotive manufacturers and researchers over the past 75 years. Today, it plays a key role in the Chinese market as well—assisting enterprises in optimizing process flows, enhancing driving comfort, and accelerating the transition to electrification. Whether it's a fuel vehicle or an electric vehicle, achieving driving comfort requires precise control of noise and vibration. Although electric vehicles are generally quieter, the absence of motor noise makes any subtle whine or vibration more noticeable. "These unpleasant experiences can significantly affect the driving experience," said Bai Lisong. "Our sensors help detect these issues before the vehicle hits the market."
In addition to enhancing comfort, Kistler is also committed to improving vehicle safety. In 2023, the company established a dummy calibration and maintenance laboratory for crash tests in Shanghai, providing calibration and safety services for vehicle safety testing customers in China and the Asia-Pacific region, thereby better protecting pedestrian and occupant safety.
To further promote the development of electric vehicles, Kistler consistently maintains close cooperation with OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and engineering companies. The key ongoing projects include an analysis solution for the entire electric drive system and a temperature measurement technology aimed at enhancing battery durability and safety. "Our ultimate goal is to provide a one-stop solution for the entire process of electric vehicle development," said Li Song Bai.
Promote sustainable development.
Kistler has always been committed to sustainable development. For example, its servo press systems can monitor, control, and optimize the pressing and joining processes. Its applications have extended from automotive and industrial manufacturing to medical technology and household appliances. Kistler's newly launched servo press system significantly outperforms traditional pneumatic or hydraulic equipment in terms of energy efficiency. A study from Germany shows that this technology can save up to 93% of energy consumption for companies.
"We are committed to developing innovative solutions for the Chinese market together with local partners in China," said Kistler Group CEO Marc Schaad. "Sustainability is at the core of Kistler's strategy, which also includes investment in talent."
Marc Schaad, CEO of Kistler Group
Continuous investment, without forgetting responsibility.
Kistler has made ensuring employee health and maintaining a stable work environment one of the company's important tasks. Its outstanding performance in safeguarding health and well-being in the workplace has been particularly recognized, having won the "Great Place to Work" award multiple times in China. Additionally, Kistler actively cultivates future talent for the industry by establishing scholarship programs in collaboration with Chinese universities and strengthens international cooperation.
"China's development potential should not be underestimated and is an indispensable part of the global market for Qishi Le Group," Mr. Schaad stated, adding that the company plans to increase its investment and is confident about business growth and in-depth development in the Chinese market in the coming years.
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