ELECTRONICA 2014 SUPPLEMENT FEATURE
industries in Asia and Eastern Europe. In fact, the last time Electronica was
staged in 2012, almost half of the 73,000 plus visitors and 63 percent of the 2669 exhibitors were from outside Germany. The list of exhibitors clearly shows that many of the industry’s leading manufacturers and suppliers will be present in Munich this November. With more than 2600 exhibitors across 12 exhibition halls, visitors are faced with quite a daunting task reviewing every hall. However, Electronica assists with planning your visit by arranging exhibition halls around key industry sectors and, in many of these exhibition halls, the show uniquely brings together in a single place the largest number of companies from a single industry sector. This is very useful since many attend the show to look at the latest in specific product areas and are therefore able to spend their time in one or two halls looking at exhibits from the majority of significant players in one particular area of technology. This may be anything from semiconductors, optoelectronics, test and measurement systems to PCB’s, power sources, switches, connectors and more. Over the past 50 years, Electronica has often been the first to highlight new developments across the electronics industry and Electronica 2014 will be no exception. There will be special areas of interest spread throughout the exhibition halls, reflecting the increasing interest in security and the all-important topic of energy efficiency. Also heavily featured throughout the exhibition will be developments in areas such as lighting, while the associated forums and conferences will explore automotive and wireless technology in greater detail along with embedded systems and why information technology and manufacturing must come together for the future.
FULL CONFERENCE PROGRAM Across exhibition halls, open forums will provide visitors with an opportunity to learn, exchange ideas and discuss a range of topics, some of which are also the subject of a full conference. A regular feature of Electronica is the CEO roundtable where leading industry executives come together to debate a subject of significant importance to the electronics industry. Keeping up with the times, this year’s show, will feature a key focus on The "Internet of Things: Possibilities, Challenges and the Question of Security". The Electronica automotive conference,
which is supported by the German Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers' Industry Association (ZVEI), will present the major technology trends and
strategies currently being considered by the international automotive industry. Europe leads in automotive electronics and delegates will receive the opportunity to listen to and question speakers from Audi, BMW, Daimler, Freescale, Infineon, Intel, Osram, Renesas and Visteon. This is taking place on November 10th at the ICM – Internationales Congress Center München which is next to the exhibition halls. Running for the second time,
Electronica’s embedded platforms conference will explore new technologies, new solutions and services for the development of embedded platforms. The conference will take place on November 12th and 13th, in parallel with the exhibition, at the Press Center East at one end of the exhibition complex. The application of wireless
technology is set to play an increasing part in many aspects of the way people and things communicate. At the Wireless Congress – also at the ICM (November 12th and 13th) - wireless industry specialists will discuss present and future wireless technologies as they relate to industrial use. As information and communication technologies come together with the production and industrial sectors in a completely new way, the World needs to prepare itself for the “fourth industrial revolution”. The IT2Industry Conference (November 11th, Press Center East) will introduce delegates to the subject and will present the latest thinking on linking the top floor to the shop floor for maximum efficiency and productivity.
ONLINE PRE-REGISTRATION By pre-registering for the show, you can save up to 20 per cent on ticket prices and avoid the entry queues on arrival at the Munich Trade Fair Centre. Discounted entry tickets for a single day cost Euro 27.50, for two days Euro 46.50 or for all four days Euro 63.00. More information is available at
www.electronica.de and anyone who wants to visit or exhibit at Electronica 2014 or who would like to speak to someone about the show should get in touch with Leonie Brooker at Pattern (+44 (0)20 3375 8230), the UK and Ireland agent for Munich exhibitions.
Electronica 2014
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