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open-standard technologies are used in real-world applications. Curated sessions, presentations, hands-on workshops, and live demos provide practical knowledge for developers, system architects, and technical decision-makers. The programme is complemented by a three-day technical conference and the electronica Edge Awards, which recognize innovative embedded, IoT, and edge AI solutions.
Formats for start-ups and young talents
are the 15 electronica forums. Right in the respective exhibition areas, experts from companies such as Infineon, MPS, Phoenix Contact, Renesas, and Siemens share practical knowledge and discuss current developments. Topics range from automotive, cybersecurity, and embedded systems to IIoT and connectivity, as well as printed circuit boards, power electronics, components, and measurement and sensor technology. Also returning is the Women in Tech Forum, which focuses on diversity and inclusion in the electronics industry. New
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to the forum programme are cross-industry sessions with IFAT and IAA MOBILITY (11 November, B4.445). These sessions highlight interdisciplinary best practices from the electronics, environmental technology, and automotive industries.
New: edge lab LIVE! The new special exhibition area, edge lab LIVE!, in Hall C5 (C5.100) demonstrates how edge computing is implemented in practice. There, visitors can experience how open-source and
electronica Fast Forward (B4.251), in collaboration with Elektor, demonstrates how new technologies are transforming into new business models. For the past ten years, this start-up platform has been bringing young electronics and deep- tech companies together with industry representatives and potential investors. Selected young companies get the chance to pitch their innovations and win the coveted Fast Forward Award. In the Career Area (C2.401), daily one-to-one counselling on job applications and career planning is available, along with a job board featuring
industry insights and exclusive job openings. The Young Talents Days on 12 and 13 November offer high school and college students a special programme featuring tours, workshops, and career counselling (with free admission on 13 November).
Automotive Conference:
electronics for tomorrow’s mobility As early as 9 November – one day before the trade show begins – the electronica Automotive Conference at the ICM will bring together leading experts from the international automotive and electronics industries. The focus will be on electrification, software-based E/E architectures, autonomous driving, and the geopolitical implications of the semiconductor crisis. Experts from companies such as Airbus, Audi, Carizon, Holon, IMEC, Infineon, and JoysonPreh will provide insights into current developments and strategies in keynote speeches and a CTO roundtable.
For further information, have a look at:
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