Welcome to HydroSense Technologies

HydroSense Technology is a pioneering Saudi company specializing in hydrogen detection. We innovate advanced sensor technologies that enhance safety, efficiency, and environmental monitoring for hydrogen-intensive industries.

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Executive Summary

The market for sensors used for hydrogen detection is estimated to exceed 350 million US dollars in 2024, with demand projected to reach over 700 million US dollars by 2034, growing at an annual rate of 6.7%.

Our technology relies on the change in electrical resistance of metal oxides (semiconductors) when exposed to the target gas. This approach offers small size, no periodic calibration, and low cost, making it a game-changer for hydrogen and air quality sensing with machine learning advancements.

Why HydroSense Technology?

Strategic Timing and Relevance

Global Push for Green Hydrogen: Growing global demand and Saudi Arabia’s 2030 green hydrogen goals.
Zero-Carbon Emissions: Hydrogen's clean energy potential with zero-carbon output.
Industry Leadership: Cutting-edge technology addressing industries' evolving needs worldwide.

Comprehensive Solutions

Broad Industry Applications: Essential for sectors like automotive, oil and gas, healthcare, and aerospace.
Next-Gen Innovation: Leveraging machine learning for precision and reliability in hydrogen sensing.

About the Team

Academic Background

2020: Ph.D. (Gas sensors based on semiconductors),
University of Tübingen, Germany.
2020: Ph.D. in Computer Science and Complex Systems,
Ecole Polytechnique, Paris, France.
2010: Ph.D. (Microelectronics and nanostructures),
University of Manchester, U.K.

Quick Insights

Publications: 70+ papers.
Patents: 4+.
Book Chapters: 5+.
Industrial Prototypes: 3+.
Scientific Awards: 5+.

Importance of Hydrogen Detection

Hydrogen, while being a crucial energy source, poses significant safety risks. Accurate detection is vital to prevent hazardous incidents.

Inherent Risks of Hydrogen

High Flammability and Diffusivity: Hydrogen’s low minimum ignition energy (0.017 mJ), wide flammable range (4-75% in air), and low density (0.0899 kg m−3) make it highly flammable and easy to diffuse, posing significant safety risks.
Difficult to Detect: As a colorless, odorless, and tasteless gas, hydrogen is challenging to notice, making precise detection crucial for safety and environmental monitoring.