SigmaSense, a pioneer in semiconductor-based sensing technology, has appointed Peter Vancorenland as Chief Executive Officer and Alessandro Piovaccari as Senior Vice President of Engineering. The company also added industry veterans Tyson Tuttle and Dan Artusi to its board of managers.
These leadership appointments mark a significant step in SigmaSense’s strategy to scale its AI-driven electrical impedance sensing (EIS) technology across rapidly expanding sectors, including battery systems, power management, and AI data centers.
With more than 400 patents protecting its core technology, SigmaSense has developed a breakthrough sensing platform that delivers continuous, real-time visibility into the electrical behavior of complex systems. Its solutions enable advanced monitoring of battery health, lifecycle, and safety—critical for improving performance and reliability in industrial, automotive, and data infrastructure applications.
Under Vancorenland’s leadership, SigmaSense aims to accelerate commercial adoption of its semiconductor-based sensing solutions, which bring unprecedented precision and intelligence to the measurement and control of electrical signals. The company’s technology supports the next generation of AI and electrification systems by enabling predictive performance, energy optimization, and enhanced safety across connected devices and mission-critical power systems.
Together, the new executive team and board members bring decades of semiconductor and systems experience that will guide SigmaSense’s next phase of growth and innovation.
KEY QUOTE:
“I am honored to join SigmaSense as the global battery and AI industries are booming. Our sensing technology is next-generation information capture that enables devices and systems to perceive the world with never-before-seen precision, speed and accuracy.”
Peter Vancorenland, CEO, SigmaSense
