Forum events
At the electronica forums, the electronics industry exchanges practical knowledge from almost all fields of application. Whether automotive, cybersecurity, printed electronics, embedded systems, IIoT or connectivity, whether printed circuit boards, power electronics, components or measurement technology and sensors: Everything that drives the industry will be discussed in top-class presentations and discussion panels directly in their respective exhibition areas.
- Automotive Forum
- Batteries Forum
- Circular Economy Forum
- Cyber Security Forum
- Electrical Connectors Forum
- electronica Fast Forward Forum
- Embedded Platforms Forum
- Embedded Forum
- IIoT Forum
- Measurement Technology Forum
- Obsolescence Day
- PCB, EMS & Components Marketplace
- Power Electronics Forum
- Printed Electronics Forum
- Women in Tech Forum
Automotive Forum
The share of electronics and software in automotive value creation is growing rapidly. Key trends such as active safety, autonomous driving, connectivity and infotainment are driven by electronics. The Automotive Forum provides practical insights into current developments and is aimed at specialists and managers from the automotive sector.
Batteries Forum
Batteries are considered a key technology for achieving global CO2 reduction targets. Capacity, charging times and thermal safety are of crucial importance. Experts from cell manufacturers, assemblers, processors and users will provide an overview of current and future battery technologies.
Circular Economy Forum
The electronics industry is faced with the urgent task of developing future-proof solutions to promote the transition to a circular economy and minimise environmental impacts. This is particularly evident at electronica: circular economy strategies are crucial to reducing the growing volume of electronic waste (e-waste).
Cyber Security Forum
The Cyber Security Forum explores the latest threats, technologies, and strategies shaping secure electronics design. Industry experts will share practical insights to help organisations strengthen resilience and safeguard systems in an increasingly connected, high-risk digital landscape.
Electrical Connectors Forum
The Electrical Connectors Forum puts the focus on the physical data and lines of communication that enable connectivity in the Internet of Things (IoT) and in the fully networked IIoT process worlds of Industry 4.0. The target group of the application-oriented lecture program are developers and specialists from user industries.
electronica Fast Forward Forum
At the Fast Forward start-up platform from electronica and Elektor, an exclusive selection of up-and-coming start-ups and scale-ups will take advantage of the unique opportunity to present their highly innovative technologies and business ideas to the trade audience of our world's leading trade fair. Use the forum as a trend barometer—there are already several international success stories that started here.
Embedded Developer Forum
At the Embedded Developer Forum, hardware and software developers, system designers, product managers, development managers, as well as device and machine builders come together for an intensive exchange on technologies, trends, and challenges in the field of embedded systems.
Embedded Forum
With the increasing complexity of systems and the growing integration of AI into the design of embedded systems, the integration of sensors, processing, communication, safety and security on energy-efficient platforms has never been more important. These topics are addressed by the Embedded Forum.
IIoT Forum
AI/ML is moving towards the edge without reducing productivity. This forum will discuss how engineers can maintain the required levels of performance and safety/security at the Edge with some level of assistance.
Measurement Technology Forum
Measurement technology and sensors are the backbone of modern manufacturing processes. They provide the data basis for every optimization and ensure the highest quality via inline inspection, even in highly miniaturized and very fast processes. The Measurement Technology Forum brings together specialists and experts from the user industries and provides in-depth insights into current technical developments and the most important future trends in electrical measurement technology.
6th Obsolescence Day
The sudden unavailability of key components that are essential to the production or repair of long-lived equipment, machinery and devices can have far-reaching economic consequences for affected companies. Obsolescence affects not only electronic components, but increasingly printed circuit board materials, auxiliary materials, software tools, and more.
PCB & Components Marketplace
The PCB & Components Marketplace is one of the most important meeting places for the PCB, components and EMS industry and brings together application-related innovations and further developments from this field of technology every two years. If you are interested in a comprehensive exchange of experience and practical technical information, this is the right place for you—and you will meet highly experienced developers, engineers, decision-makers as well as technical editors and students.
Power Electronics Forum
The Power Electronics Forum at electronica covers the entire power electronics value chain and showcases the latest technologies, insights, and solutions for the next phase of electrification, efficiency, and sustainability.
Printed Electronics Forum by LOPEC
Thanks to continuous further development, flexible, organic and printed electronics are increasingly succeeding in fulfilling their promise for the future—in economic terms as well. The Printed Electronics Forum, organized by the LOPEC trade show and the Organic and Printed Electronics Association (OE-A), provides technical background and updates and presents practical applications of this highly flexible technology in lectures and seminars.
Women in Tech Forum
The Women in Tech Forum brings fresh perspectives on inclusion and industry collaboration. Don't miss this opportunity to engage in a meaningful dialogue shaping the future of women in technology.
