Technology cares forward
Healthy or Not? When wearables and medical devices are converging and AI is disrupting prevention, diagnostics, and MedTech in clinical workflows and smart homes, electronics have become essential for health – opening a new era of DiagnosTech.
The future is now: consumer electronics are diagnosing life-threatening diseases, doctors are prescribing algorithms, and fully connected medical systems are transforming clinical workflows for both healthcare professionals and patients. Artificial intelligence is paving the way for personalized treatment, while business models along the patient journey are being digitized – reshaping approaches to health and home care for diagnostics and biotech companies, medical OEMs, and emerging »health as a service« providers.
Technology and smart electronic components are at the core of this transformation – from intelligent sensors to low-power modules, enabling secure connectivity and high-performance AI from edge to cloud.
The Health Electronics Summit 2025 brings together electronics suppliers, medical engineers, researchers, healthcare visionaries, and life sciences experts. The event offers the perfect platform for networking, business development, and expert exchange in the fields of medical wearables, software-defined medical devices, digital health, and life sciences platforms. From future diagnostics and AI-powered digital health to individualized medicine and new life sciences supply chains, this is the moment to forge new paths in prevention and cure—together.
Health Electronics Summit: Where innovation, regulation and networking are shaping the future of medical technology
Connect with industry leaders, regulatory experts, and innovators shaping the future of health electronics.
Explore the latest trends in AI, digital health, and connected medical devices.
Gain insights into new business models and regulatory developments in MedTech, Diagnostics and digital health.
Join a community driving the next generation of healthcare solutions—where technology and health converge.
In addition to a first-class program and exhibition, enjoy an evening reception focused on networking-wrap up the day with engaging conversations alongside fellow participants, speakers, and exhibitors.
Topics
Health Components
Smart Hardware for smart IoMT
Sensors, embedded systems, and low-power technologies are the backbone of next-generation health monitoring. Smart sensors, programmable electronics, low-power processors, and high-speed communication components have become essential for 24/7 health tracking and on-device AI in connected medical devices and wearables. Embedded modules and ASICs, combined with advanced wireless and innovative power solutions, are enabling »always-on« health ecosystems—making continuous, reliable, and intelligent health monitoring a reality.Software-defined Medical Devices
Functional Safety and Cybersecurity for Medical Devices - From on-chip safety to secure connectivity, proper development processes—including code testing and reliable documentation—are essential to accelerate regulatory approval. In digital health systems, safety and security are mandatory requirements. Unique device identity and authentication play a key role in protecting both devices and patient data. Only with strong standards for functional safety and cybersecurity can digital health solutions be used safely and effectively.
The Automation of Healthcare
Digital Clinic Workflows
The automation of clinical and home care is progressing through technologies such as AI-driven real-time imaging, medical robotics, XR tools, and intelligent digital assistants. The increasingly sophisticated solutions, including fully connected and cloud-based platforms, help digitize and automate processes and treatments within clinics, while also enabling remote options for medical care. For doctors, medical staff, and patients, the tech advancement can lead to significant effort savings and support a more human-centered approach to healthcare.The New Life Sciences Value Chain
Cutting-edge digital health for future precision medicine: AI and machine learning are transforming diagnostics—from the laboratory to point-of-care and smart home monitoring. This digital convergence is reshaping business models. By leveraging big data and technology-driven solutions, healthcare and service providers can deliver more top-notch services to hospitals and doctors but also urging proactive prevention and highly personalized care to patients by creating new technology driven value chains in healthcare.
We look forward to inspiring insights, technical presentations, and clinical application examples. Join us to exchange ideas on advanced hardware and software, IoMT-based medical systems, and the evolving life sciences value chain—from prevention to care. Discover how optimized data transfer and smart technology integration are driving secure, software-defined precision medicine.
