The funding round, which includes current investors Parkwalk and Amadeus, will enable the business to increase its technological capacity globally and enhance its R&D capabilities.

Pioneering devices set new benchmarks in linearity and output symmetry, thereby opening up an array of potential application opportunities.

Paragraf, the leader in graphene-based transformative electronic sensors and devices, is helping to realise an industry first by implementing a supply chain for graphene Hall-Effect sensors used in high-temperature Power Electronics, Electric Machines and Drives (PEMD) within the aerospace sector.

Paragraf’s Dr Hugh Glass outlines the extraordinary technical characteristics of an exciting new electronic device.

Progressing from research to commercialisation in just five years, Paragraf has created a remarkably sensitive graphene-based magnetic sensor. Technical Director, Dr Ivor Guiney, reveals how.

Paragraf has embarked on a working partnership with the Magnetic Measurement section at CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, with both parties set to demonstrate how new opportunities for magnetic measurements are opened up through the unique properties of its graphene sensor, particularly its negligible planar Hall effect.