The 2025 Mobile World Congress (MWC)

At Mobile World Congress 2025, where the world’s most connected technologies converge, HTW (Huitong West) made a powerful impression by going to the very root of connected innovation: sensing.

In an era defined by smart mobility, real-time data, and AI at the edge, HTW unveiled a new generation of ultrasonic sensors designed not just for detection, but for decision-making at the micro level—enabling mobile devices, wearables, and edge systems to perceive the physical world with greater accuracy and efficiency.

Key innovations presented:

Edge-responsive ultrasonic sensors: Designed to process input locally, reducing latency and network dependency—critical for autonomous devices, mobile robotics, and real-time feedback loops.

Miniaturized environmental sensors: Integrating motion, distance, and presence detection into wearables, smartphones, and next-gen AR/VR platforms.

Piezoelectric fans: Compact, silent cooling for increasingly powerful mobile processors, enabling thermal management without compromising design or battery life.

Adaptive sensing modules: Built for IoT ecosystems and mobile infrastructure, capable of switching modes based on use case and power conditions.

In tune with MWC 2025’s focus on “Future First: Powering the Connected Era”, HTW emphasized that real connectivity starts with perception. Without reliable data from the physical world, mobile intelligence collapses.

By focusing on material-level engineering—HTW’s proprietary piezoelectric ceramics—and system-level integration, the company positions itself not just as a sensor manufacturer, but as a connectivity enabler powering the infrastructure behind mobile innovation.

HTW’s technology is already behind systems in autonomous mobility, smart home hubs, medical wearables, and industrial IoT, and its presence at MWC signaled a growing role in the global mobile and edge ecosystem.

At MWC 2025, HTW didn’t talk about the Internet of Things. It built the senses that make it possible.