The iCCC is the meeting place for innovation and future technologies. Every two years, this technology transfer conference brings together leading minds from science and industry. It is organized by the BMFTR-funded structural transformation project iCampus Cottbus.
The focus is on the game changers of structural transformation: sensors, MEMS, digitalization, and artificial intelligence.
The goal is clear: speed up technology transfer, build new partnerships, and develop solutions together for tomorrow’s challenges.
What to expect:
- Inspiring keynotes and expert talks
- In-depth exchange with experts and decision-makers
- Practical solutions for applications such as machine monitoring, energy technology, environmental analysis, mobility, communication, healthcare, and process technologies
Visit Gantner Instruments at our booth and discover how our measurement technology enables innovation.
We look forward to inspiring discussions and new ideas.
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