April 10 - 11, 2019 | Estrel Convention Center, Berlin, Germany
Connecting Emerging Technologies With Global Brands
Co-Located Events
Co-Located Events
On 10-11 April, 2019 in Berlin, the IDTechEx Show! will present the latest emerging technologies at one event. Eight co-located conferences and a single exhibition will cover 3D Printing, Electric Vehicles, Energy Storage, Graphene, Internet of Things, Printed Electronics, Sensors & Wearable Technology.
Attendees to any conference will have access to all co-located conference tracks and the combined exhibition.
3D Printing Europe
www.3DPrintingEurope.tech
Attendees at the conference will gain a comprehensive understanding of the state-of-the-art in 3D Printing, including its convergence with Printed Electronics and other functionalities. End-users across a range of application areas will report on their experiences and requirements and the latest technological advances will be presented.
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Electric Vehicles: Everything is Changing
www.ElectricVehiclesEurope.tech
In the whole world, only this conference looks at the total reinvention of electric vehicles and how the components opportunity is far bigger than it seems. New electric bus and aircraft technology. How the energy independence market (on-board solar, wind, tire, suspension electricity etc) will dwarf commoditised autonomy electronics. Appraise magnetic cement for dynamic charging, GaAs solar, GaN power, new supercapacitors and batteries, merged power electronics. Learn how open sourcing and different car design means micro car factories compete head-on with giants.
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Energy Storage Innovations Europe
www.EnergyStorageEurope.tech
This annual IDTechEx event focuses on future energy storage solutions, including advanced- and post-Lithium-ion technologies, new form factors and emerging applications. IDTechEx brings together different players in the value chain, from material & technology developers to integrators to end-users, providing insight on forthcoming technologies, material selection, market trends and latest products.
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Graphene & 2D Materials Europe
www.GrapheneEurope.tech
This event will cover all promising applications of graphene, including graphene composites, supercapacitors and batteries, functional inks, logic and memory, touch screens, sensors and bio-electronics and beyond. Our audience will develop a comprehensive yet detailed understanding of the state of technology and market per graphene application area.
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Internet of Things Applications Europe
www.IoTEurope.tech
This event addresses the opportunity for the Internet of Things. It addresses the business models, case studies, actions, profitability and missing gaps. It covers case studies within key market verticals and appraises the new enabling technologies coming onstream. Event will help you assess your business strategy and timing, the technical, consumer and governmental challenges, new business models and opportunities.
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Printed Electronics Europe
www.PrintedElectronicsEurope.com
This event focuses on the commercialisation of the technology, covering broadly organic, inorganic, thin film and flexible nanotechnologies. We have some of the world's largest end user companies presenting on their needs and experience with printed electronics, and many are in attendance to learn how they can use these new technologies in their products.
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Sensors Europe
www.SensorsEurope.tech
The conference and exhibition enabling the commercialisation of disruptive sensor technologies. This event will bring together material suppliers, sensor manufacturers and end users. With a program selected by analysts and industry experts, Sensors Europe is the place to find the technologies and business partners to create the most innovative products.
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Wearable Europe
www.WearableEurope.tech
This event focuses on wearable technologies, applications and their commercialisation progress. End users will outline their requirements and wish-list, while also discussing their latest progress. Suppliers, academics and other technologists will focus on critical enabling technologies that will shape the future of wearable technologies.
