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Sitronix Technology

Taiwanese IC design company founded in 1998 that develops display driver ICs for AIoT, industrial, and automotive applications.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

Sitronix Technology is a company in Hsinchu, Taiwan, founded in January 1998 by Vincent and Wesley, two IC design engineers. The company provides display driver IC solutions, including AIoT device DDIs for smart home, smart medical, and smart wearable devices, industrial DDIs (TN, VA, STN, TFT), and automotive DDIs. It has grown to over 600 people and continues to develop technologies such as TDDI ICs, AMOLED COG display driver ICs, and sensor chips.

History

Sitronix was founded in January 1998 by Vincent and Wesley, two IC design engineers who met at a noodle stand in Taipei in May 1997 and envisioned a company where employees create value through innovation. The company has grown to over 600 people and remains true to its founding values of product differentiation and diversification. Over the years, it has developed technologies and products including TDDI ICs with integrated light and proximity sensing, high-sensitivity TDDI ICs for industrial applications, large-size smart home TDDI ICs, HUD solutions with safety detection functions, DDI ICs with increased OSD elements, next-generation skin sensor chips, monolithic acceleration sensor chips, and AMOLED COG extreme bezel display driver ICs.

Products and positioning

  • AIoT device DDI

    Full range of AIoT device display driver IC solutions designed for smart home, smart medical, and smart wearable devices.

  • Industrial Display Driver IC

    Comprehensive range of industrial DDIs, including TN, VA, STN, and TFT, incorporating designs such as Hi-FAS driving.

  • Automotive Display Driver IC

    Comprehensive range of auto and industrial DDIs, including TN, VA, STN, and TFT.

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