At electronica 2016 in Munich, Germany, Texas Instruments will showcase innovation focused on the future of industrial automation and automotive technologies. Take a closer look at sensor communications with wired technologies like IO-Link and wireless technologies such as BLE and explore how TI’s Gallium Nitride (GaN) technology significantly increases the efficiency in variable speed motor drives.

“Connected Worlds—Safe and Secure” is the motto of an exhibition sector at electronica, the International Trade Fair for Electronic Components, Systems and Applications, that revolves around the latest operating systems and networking technology in the electronics applications sector.

From November 8th–11th, 2016, the electronica Fast Forward start-up platform offers founders extensive start-up assistance. Thanks to this event, the World’s Leading Trade Fair for Electronic Components, Systems and Applications has its finger on the pulse of the times. During the first few weeks, several founders and aspiring entrepreneurs have registered to present their innovative ideas at electronica.

From autonomous driving and networked industrial processes, to fitness armbands that monitor our health - now more than ever, electronics is a permanent part of our lives. From 8th-11th November, once again exhibitors will show the world a glimpse of what the future has in store for us at electronica 2016.

Introduce ideas to industry representatives and find supporters: That is what new companies and potential founders can do at the electronica Fast Forward Start-up Award, which the International Trade Fair for Electronic Components, Systems and Applications is presenting. The prize: An exhibition stand at the electronica Start-up Platform in Munich from November 8 to 11th and a campaign that will bring the winner a step closer to the dream of havi...

electronica, fast becoming known as Planet e, will again bring the global electronics industry together in Munich for the World’s largest trade fair dedicated to all aspects of electronics technology. Key topics will include automotive, embedded solutions, LED lighting, IoT, Cyber Security and wearables.

electronica India 2015 and productronica India 2015, the leading trade fairs for electronic components and manufacturing, will take place from 9th to 11th September 2015. The events are appreciated by the stakeholders as it takes a 360° view of the electronics industry as a whole, all under one roof. Two months before the trade fairs will open their gates, the exhibition space of electronica India is sold out and over 80% for productronica In...

The leading events for the electronics and electronics production industries in Asia, electronica and productronica China 2015 will run concurrently from 17th to 19th March 2015, in halls E3 - E5, at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre. Together, the tradeshows will cover 57,500 square metres of exhibition space, in which over 900 exhibitors and 56,000 visitors will discuss the latest products and technologies in the electronics indus...

Electronics will continue to have a big influence on our lives. Trend-Researcher Sven Gabor Janszky gives his impression of this multifaceted tomorrow.

This video shows you the latest developments in the field of batteries and sensors as well as human to car interaction and the communication initiated autonomously by the automobile itself.

The United Nations has declared 2015 to be the ‘International Year Of Light’. At electronica, light-based technologies are already very present.

This video takes you to the 2014 CEO Round Table, where the industry leaders gather to discuss the opportunities, the challenges and the security of the IoT.

The electronica automotive conference takes a look behind the scenes of the automotive industry. Experts present their latest research results, developments, and potential applications. In addition, the conference provides a platform for exchange and networking between two key sectors automotive and electronics.

  In the year of electronica's 50th brithday, the number of international visitors increased from 47 to 50%. The trade fair, which is the world's largest event for the electronics industry, revealed that the future is connected – from wearables and cars to entire towns and cities.

The conference takes a look behind the scenes of the automotive industry. Experts present their latest research results, developments and potential applications. The conference also provides a platform for exchange and networking between two key sectors automotive and electronics.

On the last day of electronica 2014, which takes place from 11th to 14th November in Munich, college students and graduates can gain insight into the everyday working life of an electronics engineer. Student Day has been organised to address continuing technological advancements in the electronics sector. On this dedicated day, nine teams and their inventions will also compete for the COSIMA Award.

The challenges and capabilities of the IoT, as well as the issue of security, will be discussed at the CEO Roundtable as part of electronica 2014, which takes place from 11th to 14th November in Munich. The electronica Forum CEO Roundtable, titled ‘Internet of Things: Possibilities, Challenges and the Question of Security’, takes place in Hall A3 on 11th November from 11am to 12pm. Participants include Carlo Bozotti from STMicroelectr...

This year’s electronica, from 11th to 14th November in Munich, will provide attendees with insight into topics ranging from automotive electronics to embedded systems and the IoT. The fair will focus on the way in which ICT is networking production and the effects of this 'fourth industrial revolution'.

At electronica 2014, 11th to 14th November in Munich, exhibitors will present new technologies and products in the medical-electronics sector. These will focus on the ongoing miniaturisation, increased efficiency and increased networking of components that make it easier to recognise diseases early and cure them.

A study by the German Energy Agency has revealed that LEDs are replacing the traditional light bulbs, ensuring optimum efficiency for challenging tasks in the automobile industry, smartphones and highly complex robots. Exhibitors will be demonstrating the latest LED lighting technologies at electronica next month, while the automotive conference and accompanying forums will also explore this topic.