Exhibitions and Events

The Neuromorphic Computing Labs NBay lecture series provides practical knowledge on neuromorphic computing: from basics and algorithms to hardware and training tools. It is aimed at students, researchers and industry, offers networking with experts and is the first publicly accessible series of its kind in Germany.

NAB Show is where the global media community comes together to shape what’s next — bringing a sharp industry focus on AI, cloud-based workflows, media asset protection, sports innovation, and the creator economy. That’s why we’re returning to Las Vegas to showcase forward looking updates to our established media technologies and new capabilities designed for Next Generation Audio and Video production and distribution.

Discover MIKAIA®, our powerful image analysis software for digital pathology and spatial biology, at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) from April 19–22, 2026, in San Diego, California.

Shaping the Medicine of the Future: Discover the comprehensive, independent, and scientifically validated study solutions of Fraunhofer IIS at DMEA 2026. At the heart of our showcase is maphera®, our decentralized sensor network for mobile and multimodal acquisition of physiological data.

Discover MIKAIA®, our powerful image analysis software for digital pathology and spatial biology, at the annual meeting of the German Society of Pathology, May 28-30, 2026, in Augsburg

Discover intelligent sensor systems from the Smart Sensing and Electronics division of Fraunhofer IIS at the SENSOR+TEST from June 9-11, 2026 in Nuremberg. Our focus at this trade fair is on our integrated algorithm for 6D position measurement »HallinMotion®« as well as our nanoSPECTRAL technology, with which we enable a chip-size spectrometer in cost-effective CMOS technology. You can also find out more about our range of services in the area of needs-based selection and evaluation of gas sensors.

Experience on June 17, 2026 at Fraunhofer IIS how quantum computing is making its way into industrial applications. The event presents current research on quantum hardware, control and readout electronics, and algorithms for logistics, production, and imaging – followed by a tour of laboratories and exhibits.