Silicon Sensing Expands into South Korea with Exclusive Bizmile Distribution Agreement

On January 28, 2026, Silicon Sensing Systems Ltd announced the appointment of Bizmile Co. Ltd as its exclusive distributor in South Korea, marking the company’s first official entry into the Asia-Pacific (APAC) market.

The agreement expands Silicon Sensing’s global footprint to 15 countries and increases its total distributor network to 21 partners.

Strategic APAC Expansion

Based in Plymouth, UK, Silicon Sensing is a joint venture between Collins Aerospace and Sumitomo Precision Products. The partnership with Bizmile is designed to capitalize on the rapid growth of South Korea’s aerospace and defense sectors, where there is a rising requirement for high-precision inertial solutions.

Bizmile already maintains a robust presence within the Korean defense market, representing several international component manufacturers. Under the new contract, the firm will provide local manufacturing, integration, and marketing services for Silicon Sensing’s product line.

*The Silicon Sensing family of inertial products includes gyros, IMU’s, accelerometers and combi-sensors.*

“As global demand for inertial solutions continues to grow, we’re strengthening our distributor network to ensure customers worldwide have easy, reliable access to our products,” stated David Somerville, General Manager of Silicon Sensing Systems Ltd.

High-Precision MEMS Technology

Silicon Sensing specializes in Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) technology, specifically for navigation and stabilization applications. The company has supplied millions of units globally since its inception in 1999.

Key Product Focus: MEMS gyroscopes and accelerometers designed for high-precision motion sensing.
Form Factor: Solutions are engineered in compact, robust packages suitable for integration into complex aerospace platforms.
Market Applications: Targeted toward leading programs in South Korea requiring stabilized navigation in challenging environments.

Growth Outlook for South Korean Defense

The appointment comes as South Korea continues to invest heavily in indigenous aerospace programs and defense modernization. By establishing a local representative in the region, Silicon Sensing aims to streamline the procurement process for Korean businesses and government entities seeking ITAR-free or high-reliability inertial components.

“South Korea’s aerospace and defense sectors are growing rapidly and we see a strong demand for our inertial products in these markets,” added Somerville.