SENSOR+TEST 2025 in Nuremberg will be all about practical solutions, genuine encounters, and technical depth. From May 6 to 8, the sensor and measurement technology industry will meet not only to look, but above all to talk, try things out, and think ahead.
Two topics will dominate this year: predictive maintenance and new ways of calibration. What sounds technical at first actually concerns central questions for industry, energy supply and infrastructure. How does a system remain stable? When is the best time to intervene? And how do you measure reliably without disrupting the process? The answers to these questions are provided not only by over 350 exhibitors, but also by presentations, live demonstrations and a varied supporting program.
Parallel to the trade fair, the SMSI conference brings scientists from all over the world to Nuremberg. Here, no patents are created in a quiet chamber, but rather discussions in the middle of practice. Over 200 contributions show how quickly ideas from research can be translated into market-ready applications - from AI-supported diagnostics to digital measurement technology in the energy sector.
What makes the SENSOR+TEST special is not just the technology, but the tone. Whether established manufacturers, young start-ups or young engineers at the Young Engineers Day - this is where people meet at eye level. The exchange is deliberately kept low-threshold, technically sound and yet open to new approaches. It's about more than just products - it's about solutions, relationships and perspectives.
Messe.TV will also provide editorial coverage of the SENSOR+TEST 2025 and report directly from the trade fair. The focus will be on interviews, technology trends and practical insights. The reports will be available online from the second day of the trade fair at www.messe.tv/2025/sensor-test - compactly prepared for all those who cannot be there live or want to follow up on specific topics.