Electronica 2026 is the world’s leading trade fair and conference for electronics that covers the entire spectrum of technologies, products, and solutions across the electronics industry. The trade fair reflects the rapid development of the electronics sector and showcases innovations across all areas of the industry.
Electronica 2026 provides a unique platform through its diverse range of technologies, products, and solutions, enabling industries and sectors that have traditionally operated separately to come together, collaborate, and drive innovation.
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Artec Design has 28 years of expertise in electronics (hardware) design, prototyping and manufacturing, certification, and embedded software development (incl. FPGA and embedded Linux). We cover everything from idea to final product, including certifications and after sales maintenance. We develop products specifically for space use as well, including CDM, a communication module applying Delay Tolerant Networking (DTN) with Bundle Protocol (BP) and LTP, and RAMBLER module, a battery monitoring system with SoC and SoH estimation using edge AI models. Our focus is on new electronics hardware and embedded software development to reduce and/or optimize equipment power consumption. Edge hardware & AI.
AUDES is an Estonian contract manufacturer specialising in custom transformers, chokes, inductors and related electromechanical products. We support customers from design review and prototyping to reliable serial production. Our strengths are direct engineering communication, flexible volumes, in-house manufacturing and consistent European quality. We serve international customers in industrial electronics, power electronics and professional audio.
Aurightec Estonia is a high-tech EMS provider based in Tallinn, delivering mid-volume, high-complexity electronics manufacturing for industrial, telecom, transport and aerospace sectors. As part of a global Aurightec network, we offer full value chain support from NPI and prototyping to testing and lifecycle services. With decades of experience and a strong European production base, we are a trusted partner for demanding, mission-critical projects.
Brandner Electronics is a flexible electronics manufacturing partner specialising in prototypes and small-series production. We support customers with fast, engineering-driven collaboration from development to manufacturability. Our strength lies in handling complex and low-volume projects that larger manufacturers often decline, ensuring speed, quality, and direct technical communication throughout the process.
Incap is a global EMS partner supporting customers from design support to high-volume production. With manufacturing sites in Europe and Asia, we enable flexible, cost-efficient and resilient supply chains. We serve customers in industrial, energy, telecom, MedTech and other high-tech sectors, including well-known international OEMs, helping them scale reliably and optimize total cost.
NOTE Pärnu is a flexible EMS partner for demanding electronics products. We offer NPI, industrialisation, sourcing, PCBA, box build, test, repair and EOL support, backed by ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 27001. Customers especially value our proactivity, flexibility and reliable delivery performance.
Rantelon develops and manufactures proprietary RF and microwave products for defence, security, and demanding industrial applications. Our portfolio includes drone detection and jamming systems, as well as other advanced RF solutions. In addition to our own products, we provide customer-specific development and manufacturing services, supporting projects from concept and prototyping to full-scale production.
More than 70 member companies cover all aspects of the electronics industry value chain: R&D, engineering and product design, components and consumables, equipment, tools and maintenance, manufacturing, after-sales, recycling, human resources, education and training. Association offers a single point of contact for potential customers, suppliers, partners, and investors.
The Estonian Electronics Industries Association, established in 2010, is a voluntary non-profit organisation, which has the primary objective of promoting cooperation between member companies, schools, and the public sector in order to increase the competitiveness of the Estonian electronics industry. Association works closely with Government agencies and ministries, representing the view and interests of the electronics industry. Our over 70 member companies cover the value chain of the electronics industry in its entirety, including product development, manufacturing, repair and recycling, logistics, supply of components, consumables and equipment as well as education, professional training, and recruitment.
10 Nov 2026
Munich, Germany