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28 - 29 September 2022
Mövenpick Stuttgart Messe & Congress
The TSN/A Conference is planned to take place in-person on 28 – 29 September 2022 in Stuttgart, Germany.
The TSN/A Conference 2022 will highlight the standard’s technological aspects as well as Application-specific topics relevant in the various markets/industries.The program for the common annual technical conference focuses on Time Sensitive Networks and Applications for Cyber Physical Systems, Industrial Internet of Things, Real-Time Audio & Video, and Intelligent Transportation Systems!The TSN/A Conference is jointly organized by Avnu Alliance in Cooperation with the German trade publications Computer&AUTOMATION and Elektronik automotive.
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Do you work in these industries?
Automation - Automotive - Digitalization - ICT - Communication - Safety & Security
And you belong to one of these professional groups?
Developers and suppliers of automation components and devices, machine builders, automotive suppliers and automotive manufacturers, manufacturers from the audio/video/consumer world
Then this event is a MUST for you!
Meet other like-minded people, manufacturers and experts here for a direct exchange on new developments, trends and topics.
IEEE Standards Association (IEEE SA) is a collaborative organization where innovators raise the world’s standards for technology, through exploration of emerging technologies, identification of market needs, and creation of standards and solutions.
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In close cooperation with recognized experts and the responsible editorial staff
of our well-known media brands
we organize around 50 national and international B2B congresses, seminars and workshops each year for a defined specialist audience.
These cover topics such as embedded systems, automotive Ethernet, battery technology,
data centers, safety & security, electronic displays,
Blockchain, IoT, wiring harness, AI, Smart Building, Digital Workplace, TSN, wireless technologies, cabling and much more.
