This year, embedded world will take place in Nuremberg from March 11 - 13. In addition to numerous exhibition stands presenting products and services for embedded systems, the embedded world Conference and the electronic displays Conference, which will be held in parallel, will once again offer top-level expertise.
Top-class speakers from research, development and practice will share their knowledge with trade fair visitors. They will not only shed light on the state of the art, but also on developments in the industry. Exhibitor forums in the exhibition halls enable an intensive exchange of knowledge. In addition, female experts from the industry will once again have the opportunity to meet, get to know each other and exchange ideas - at a networking event for women.
The embedded world Conference bundles industry know-how on embedded systems technology
embedded world Conference
The conference aims to bundle know-how at the highest level. The conference will feature presentations and discussion panels on the following key topics:
- IoT and connectivity: topics such as the intelligent IoT, OPC-UA use cases, vehicle networks, localization and shipment tracking, cellular IoT (5G and 6G) or IoT security management will be discussed here.
- Embedded operating systems: In this series, visitors can find out, for example, about developing with Zephyr, Zephyr for security applications, developing with embedded Linux or optimizing embedded OS.
- Security: The wide-ranging program includes trusted embedded devices, the implementation of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA), security in the quantum age, the path to secure AI, efficient engineering of safety/security projects and the qualification of secure embedded systems.
- Hardware design: Here, listeners will learn about CPUs and coprocessors, multiprocessor system design, MIPI interfaces, the RISC-V development ecosystem and the development of embedded hardware.
- Software and systems engineering: In this series, interested parties can find out about programming languages (C++ or Rust?), open source software, development processes for SW-defined vehicles (SDV), static code analysis and the use of AI for development.
- embedded vision: This session will cover topics such as MIPI for embedded vision, AI in embedded vision applications and embedded vision interfaces.
- Edge AI: This session will cover important topics such as legal compliance of AI systems, AI-supported workflow automation, strategies for building edge AI as well as hardware and frameworks for edge AI. Case studies will also be presented.
electronic displays Conference
At the electronic displays Conference on March 1 and 2, the latest research and development results will be presented to an expert audience.
This year's English-language conference will once again focus on specialist presentations on various display topics, such as display technologies, supply chains, display components and market overviews.
The specialist audience from the industry can find out about and discuss display interfaces for the automotive industry, new touch technologies, haptic feedback technologies, new display applications and applications of augmented and virtual reality.
electronic displays area at embedded world 2024
Networking event for women
This year, the networking event for women in the embedded systems industry is entering its third round. On March 13, 2025, all women in the industry will have the opportunity to network, inspire and learn from each other at the trade fair. The aim of the event is to intensify contact between women in the industry and get them talking to each other.
Session 'Trustworthy Embedded Devices'
Nils Albartus, EmproofTherich conference program also includes a session on trustworthy embedded systems (Tuesday, March 11, 11:00 - 12:45). Benjamin Baratte, STMicroelectronics, points out the importance of brand protection and consumer security and explains how identification and authentication of devices can be improved - with digital and physical methods. Dr. Martin Neumann, infoteam Software, warns that attacks on the supply chain could be one of the top five cyber threats by 2040 - for example, if companies are targeted by attacks on individual suppliers. Dr. Neumann will show which strategies small, medium-sized and large companies should pursue and what effective risk management can look like. Nils Albartus, Emproof, will also address the question of how potential attackers can exploit embedded systems and the gateways offered by software reverse engineering. He will provide an overview of the attackers' tools of the trade, such as the NSA software Ghidra, which can be used for attacks. But defenses are also available, including advanced binary rewriting techniques for software protection.
Session 'Advances in Automotive Displays'
The presentation session on current developments in automotive displays (Wednesday, March 12, 3:45 - 4:45 p.m.) will also be of interest. Dr. Kai Li, Tianma Microelecronics, will show how the service life of self-luminous displays (OLED and micro OLED) in automobiles has improved enormously and what can be expected in the areas of encapsulation, backplane, electrical control and new materials. Dr. Alberto Sanchez Castillo, BHTC, builds a bridge between the flexibility of OLED technology and automotive design and illustrates this with the example of the new BMW Mini, where the companies BMW, BHTC and Samsung combine their expertise in the integration of round free-form OLEDs. And Demetrio Galindez, Antolin, presents the Sunrise cockpit concept from Antolin and VIA Optronics, which is designed for the seamless transition between manual and autonomous driving.
Selected exhibitors at embedded world 2025
ALBA PCB Group | Q-print electronic GmbH
ALBA PCB Group, headquartered in Italy, is a leading manufacturer of printed circuit boards and embedded solutions for the automotive, industrial/instrumentation, defense, lighting and medical sectors.
With production facilities and technical centers in Italy, Germany, Poland and China, the Group can offer a wide range of high quality printed circuit boards, including rigid, rigid-flex and metal core PCBs, from prototyping to mass production.
The ALBA PCB Group is also actively involved in the innovative DESIRE4EU project, which has been approved by the EU Innovation Council. The aim is to develop sustainable, circular and industrially feasible bio-based multilayer printed circuit boards that are manufactured entirely in Europe using materials of biological origin and are biodegradable.
Text: ALBA PCB Group
Hall 3A|Stand 141
Altium
Altium is a software company specializing in the automation of electronic designs, especially for engineers who design printed circuit boards. The company offers a portfolio of software tools that connect PCB designers, component suppliers and manufacturers. With the new Altium 365 cloud platform and its productivity apps, as well as the Octopart component search engine, Altium is driving innovation in electronics design by enabling seamless collaboration across the entire development process.
Hall 4, Stand 305; Hall 5, Stand 375
Arrow Electronics at embedded world
Arrow will present current solutions and innovations in the field of embedded technologies at embedded world. On an area of 410 square meters, Arrow will show the latest technologies at booth 4A-342.
The Arrow stand will feature interactive demonstrations and discussions on a number of currently important topics:
- Embedded Security and the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)
- Artificial Intelligence
- Robotics
- System on Modules (SoMs)
Arrow is committed to working closely with leading manufacturers to shorten design cycles and support the successful implementation of differentiated solutions. Visitors will gain an insight into how this is driving digital transformation and enabling new business models.
Text: Arrow Electronics
Hall 4A|booth 342
Cicor
Cicor is a global provider of total electronic solutions, covering phases from research and development to production and supply chain management. With around 3,450 employees at 21 locations, Cicor serves customers in the medical, industrial and aerospace & defense sectors. The company provides engineering solutions, high-tech components and electronic device manufacturing to create value for its customers.
Hall 5, Booth 5-314
cms electronics
cms electronics is a provider of electronic manufacturing services. The company offers customers a complete service ranging from product development, design, prototyping, material handling, component assembly and testing to final assembly. In doing so, cms electronics uses technologies such as automation solutions, high-precision assembly, IMS and rigid-flex PCB assembly, opto-drilling and robot-based manufacturing. The company is characterized by experienced employees and high flexibility to produce complex systems efficiently. CMS Electronics is certified to ISO 9001, IATF 16949, ISO 14001 and ISO 13485 standards and is currently preparing for TISAX certification.
Hall 5, Stand 335
Comarch
Comarch is a Polish software manufacturer and system integrator specializing in IT solutions. The Kraków-based company develops customized software and hardware, including business software for large and medium-sized companies, such as ERP systems, Industry 5.0, finance, loyalty marketing, e-invoicing and document management. Comarch offers its services in the healthcare, telecommunications, banking and insurance sectors, among others. The company also develops software for data-secure systems (security) and for embedded systems.
Hall 5, Stand 321
DOMMEL
DOMMEL is a family-owned company that has been active as an E²MS service provider since 1972. The company develops and produces high-performance industrial electronics solutions that are used in various industries. With around 120 employees at its sites in Wassertrüdingen and Romania, the company offers its customers innovative and reliable solutions and relies on close cooperation with customers and suppliers to develop forward-looking system solutions. The company uses continuous improvement and digitalization measures to provide reliable information on availability, shortened delivery times and information on the product life cycle of components.
Hall 4, Stand 144
Dracula Technologies SAS
The French company produces organic photovoltaic modules using a patented digital printing technology. Its aim is to offer a sustainable alternative to batteries and thus meet the increasing energy requirements of energy-efficient devices. Dracula Technologies strives to be a pioneer in light-based energy generation and wants to contribute to a more sustainable energy future.
Hall 3A, Stand 3A-301
Elektron Systeme und Komponenten GmbH
Elektron Systeme und Komponenten GmbH has been supporting customers from feasibility studies to device construction since 2009. As a one-stop store for OEMs in medical technology and industry, the Weissenohe-based company offers complete electronic assemblies and device units.
The Fast Lane, a specially developed process, prioritizes rush orders and guarantees maximum efficiency across three lines in three-shift operation.
A 'deadline hunter' coordinates across departments and monitors the processes via the ERP system, while the new SMT Inline SPI improves quality assurance and reduces production costs through seamless solder paste inspection. The medium-sized EMS service provider continues to grow.
Text: Elektron Systeme und Komponenten GmbH
Hall 1|Stand 260
Eurocircuits
Eurocircuits from Belgium manufactures PCB prototypes and small series of electronic assemblies in its own plants in Hungary and Germany. The company also offers soldering equipment for sample production. With over 400 employees and sales offices in several European countries, more than 100,000 orders are processed annually for almost 20,000 users.
Hall 3A, Stand 3A-237
Leiton
Leiton positions itself as a provider of PCB solutions with a comprehensive online calculation system. The system also covers special technologies, complex PCBs and express services. A branch in Asia enables the transfer of prototypes into large series. The company offers manufacturing services for PCB prototypes, express services and small series up to 40-layer multilayers. A specialized CAM team checks customer data before production begins.
Hall 3A, Stand 3A-414
