Austria’s high-tech network
for electronic and software based systems

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...BECAUSE THE WORLD NEEDS ESBS MORE THAN EVER

What does ESBS mean?

 

Electronic and software based systems involve components and devices driven by micro-and nanoelectronics including embedded software. They are the foundation for digital products and services. ESBS functions enable the implementation of applications such as automated driving, the Internet of Things and smart cities and thus constitute the heart of our digitalized society.

 

 

Not only do ESBS have vast untapped potential for sustainable development, but they’re also the frontier for impactful tech solutions. That’s where EBSCON comes in, uniting the tech industry’s forward-thinkers with the research and scientific community. Together, we address today’s pressing questions, forging paths for a sustainable future.“Building bridges for tomorrow”is not just a slogan—it’s our mission, and crucialfor our planet’s well-being.

This was  EBSCON 2025

 

  • Exclusive venue for more than 420 participants onsite
  • Interactive live streams for registered online community
  • Barcamp Sessions
  • Main Stage with inspiring keynotes, high-level panels and presentations
  • Interactive Exhibition Area for SILICON ALPS Partners
  • High display of European strengths
  • F&B, Catering
  • After-Show networking

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Program EBSCON 2026

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Opening Ceremony

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Pitching Sessions

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Networking Lunch

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Afternoon Kick-Off

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Parallel Sessions

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Closing ceremony

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EBSCON

Speakers of 2025

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Régis

Hamelin

Régis Hamelin, materials science engineer with a PhD in Electronics, specialized in semiconductor lasers and photonic components, with research at University of Lille and seven years at CEA-LETI. In 2003, he co-founded Intexys Photonics, serving as CTO and board member in launching active optical cables for high-end supercomputers. In 2010, he joined the “COWIN” support action under FP7, leading to the foundation of BLUMORPHO, which he joined as CTO in January 2015. As BLUMORPHO’s Chief Technology Officer, he directs deep-tech innovation and helps European ecosystems advance in semiconductors, IP generation, and technology transfer. He is currently coordinator of the aCCCess CSA coordinating the Competence Centers Activity. Photo: Hamelin

Régis Hamelin, PhD

CTO, BLUMORPHO

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Robert

Schneider

I studied business administration at HSG, St.Gallen, then pursued a management career in industry with P&L responsibility for €200 million. I am the co-owner and managing director of brainchain AG - IP based business development - since 2011. Brainchain generates over 50% of it´s revenues on a success basis and has enabled over 150 patented inventions for it´s customers. Photo: Robert Schneider

Robert Schneider

Co-Founder, Brainchain AG

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Laure

Quintin

Since my master degree in European Affairs,I have built my career at the crossroads of European microelectronics, innovation networks, and digital transformation. With strong experience in collaborative ecosystems such as EPoSS (European Technology Platform on Smart Systems), I have worked extensively in networking, consulting, and the design and management of major European projects within Minalogic (like eDIHs). I am also actively engaged in the aCCCess project, where I lead Focus Group 3 on Technology, and contribute to shaping the French Chips Competence Centre Asteerics, bridging technology, policy, and industry needs.

Laure Quintin

Director for European projects and affairs, Minalogic , Asteerics, French Chips Competence Center

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Ivo

Ivanovski

In the current macroeconomic environment, it is essential to ensure that small and medium-sized enterprises as well as startups have access to established European foundries. This will help maintain Europe’s competitiveness while encouraging companies to leverage the available manufacturing infrastructure.

Ivo Ivanovski

Head of Product Line Medical Imaging and Foundry, ams OSRAM

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Impressions EBSCON 2025

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Special
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