Sensor development involves creating devices that can detect and measure physical properties, such as temperature, light, or pressure. These sensors convert the detected information into signals that can be read and interpreted by computers or other systems. This technology is essential in various fields, including automotive, healthcare, and environmental monitoring. The process of sensor development includes designing the sensor, selecting appropriate materials, and testing its performance. Engineers and scientists work together to improve sensor accuracy, sensitivity, and durability. Advances in microelectronics and nanotechnology have significantly enhanced sensor capabilities, enabling more precise measurements and broader applications.