Sena Bluetooth Intercom

Sena is a leading global brand specializing in Bluetooth and Mesh communication systems, primarily recognized in the motorcycling, cycling, and industrial sectors. Founded in 1998, the company originally began as an industrial technology provider, developing enterprise-level Bluetooth networking products. It transitioned into the consumer market in 2010 with the launch of the SMH10, a motorcycle-specific headset that revolutionized rider-to-rider communication.

Today, Sena is a publicly traded entity on the KOSDAQ (Korea Exchange). While headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, it maintains a significant corporate presence in Irvine, California, and various regional offices across Europe. In 2021, Kakao Games Corp., a subsidiary of the South Korean internet giant Kakao, acquired a majority stake (approximately 65.2%) in Sena Technologies, making it the ultimate owner.

Manufacturing for Sena products occurs in multiple locations to support its global supply chain, with significant production facilities located in China and South Korea. The brand continues to expand into outdoor, marine, and industrial markets, leveraging partnerships with major helmet manufacturers and motorcycle brands like Royal Enfield and HJC.