Micro-Epsilon
Micro-Epsilon is a manufacturer of precision sensors and measuring systems for industrial applications.
Last updated September 11, 2026
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Overview
Micro-Epsilon describes itself as a leading manufacturer of precision sensor technology and a globally active group of companies. It offers displacement sensors, dimensional measurement solutions, infrared temperature sensors and color sensors, along with distance, industry and 3D sensors and measuring and inspection systems. Its systems are used in machine building and automation, satellite technology, and the production of next-generation batteries and computer chips.
History
Micro-Epsilon describes itself as a globally active group of companies that has been contributing to precision sensor technology for more than 56 years. It states that its tilting mirror systems enable secure laser communication for satellites orbiting at low altitudes, and that its displacement sensors achieve resolutions down to the sub-nanometer range, used for example in semiconductor lithography machines in ultra-high vacuum.
Products and positioning
Leading manufacturer of precision sensor technology; world-leading range of precision sensors, measuring systems and customized solutions from a single source.
optoNCDT 5500
Laser triangulation sensor with a measuring rate of 150 kHz over the full measuring range, described as the fastest laser sensor in its class.
profileGAUGE X.LP-3D
Inline measuring system for 360° inspection of profiles and semi-finished products, using four scanCONTROL laser scanners to detect the measuring object simultaneously from several viewing directions.
scanCONTROL 8500
Latest generation of high-performance profile sensors with integrated SMART evaluation, ultra-compact design and high accuracy; described as the first laser scanner in its class worldwide to use Green Laser technology.
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