Live demos, IoT platform set for electronica outing

In addition, at the “Tekkie Innovation Lab”, visitor’s will be able to test products, get inspired by future ideas such as the programmable humanoid NAO or let the Conrad Tech-Community work out an individual solution during the show. Conrad will challenge itself to answer special ‘Tekkie’ questions from visitors in just 24 hrs. 

Company specialists will be available on site to support present and future generations of electronics engineers, technicians and developers with highly innovative solutions and services, staying true to the company’s slogan “Don’t worry be Tekkie.” 

As in previous years, Conrad will be displaying the latest development kits and evaluation boards such as the BeagleCore and the Conrad range of C-Control controller boards. The company will showcase some of the most respected and well-known brands as well as products developed in-house by Conrad, including their VOLTCRAFT, renkforce and Toolcraft ranges. 

This will also include the new, in-house developed 3D printer renkforce RF2000. Designed by the Conrad Technology Centrum (CTC), this highly capable, dual-extruder, 3D printer offers expanded features and enhanced functionality with the new cloud-enabled 3D Printbox providing control and monitoring functions. Visitors to the Conrad stand will be able to see the device in action and learn more about how this technology can make a difference in laboratories, studios and factories of all sizes. 

Holger Ruban, CEO, Conrad commented: “Even in the short space of time since we last attended electronica, in 2014, we have seen huge improvements across the whole of our Business Supplies division. With over 750,000 products now in the Conrad range, we are more capable than ever to meet our customers’ requirements and anticipate their needs. We look forward to welcoming all visitors to our stand, and say to those technology enthusiasts thinking, working and developing their own ideas, “Let’s shape the future” together.”