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Trade fairs, webinars and Tech Days | dataTec invites professionals to exchange ideas on current measurement technology and application possibilities in autumn 2026.
From artificial intelligence in test engineering and Aerospace & Defense to EMC and industrial automation: in autumn 2026, dataTec is offering numerous opportunities to learn about current developments in measurement and test technology. At trade fairs, Tech Days and webinars, the focus will be on new technologies as well as specific applications and direct exchange with experts.
The programme begins on 22 September with the Aerospace & Defense Seminar in Berlin, organised by dataTec together with Tektronix and Pendulum. This is followed by three NI Tech Days in Hamburg on 29 September, Berlin on 13 October and Munich on 15 October. The focus will be on current developments and solutions for automated test and measurement systems. The Tech Day in Munich will additionally feature a LabVIEW User Group Meeting. In between, the free webinar “Nigel AI: How AI Will Revolutionise Test Engineering” on 1 October will explore the potential of artificial intelligence for future development and test processes.
EMC measurement technology is also part of the autumn programme. At the 23rd EMC Industry Seminar in Magdeburg on 3 November, the focus will be on current issues and solution approaches in electromagnetic compatibility.
Trade Fair Highlights in Munich and Nuremberg
Two of the industry’s most important meeting points are among the highlights of dataTec’s autumn event programme: from 10 to 13 November, dataTec will be exhibiting at electronica in Munich. The world’s leading trade fair for the electronics industry provides an opportunity to experience current technologies and measurement solutions live and to discuss specific applications with dataTec experts.
The programme concludes with SPS in Nuremberg from 24 to 26 November. At the international trade fair for smart and digital automation, dataTec will present measurement and test technology for current requirements in development, production and automation.
“Trade fairs such as electronica and SPS are important meeting points for us to engage directly with users. Especially for demanding measurement and test tasks, direct exchange is crucial. Visitors can find out about current technologies on site, experience applications live and discuss their specific requirements with our experts,” says Frank Heller, Business Development Manager at dataTec.
The autumn programme therefore offers numerous opportunities to discover new technologies, deepen specialist knowledge and exchange ideas with experts in measurement and test technology.