The workshop on MEMS technologies and applications, taking place on May 28th, 2026 at Fraunhofer IPMS in Dresden, focuses on the latest developments and applications of MEMS (Micro-ElectroMechanical Systems). The event brings together industry professionals to discuss advancements in MEMS technology, fabrication techniques, and real-world applications. We are excited to participate in this workshop and share how SweepMe! can support MEMS characterization and testing workflows.

In this Web Seminar on June 3rd at 10:00 AM, we are going to have a closer look at the heart of SweepMe!: The Sequencer.

We will cover the core concepts of the SweepMe! Sequencer, including its modular architecture, execution flow, and how it enables flexible and powerful measurement automation. Learn how to ideally structure your measurement workflows and synchronize multiple instruments to perform complex measurement tasks quickly and reliably.

The HZwoDays 2026, taking place on June 9th, 2026 in Chemnitz, is the annual event of the HZwo research center. The event brings together members and partners from industry, research, and public institutions to exchange views on current developments in microelectronics and digital technologies. We are looking forward to meeting the community, and further strengthening the network at this great event.

Meet us at the Measurement Fair SENSOR+TEST in Nürnberg! We will be there on June 10th to discuss all your measurement questions and show you how SweepMe! can improve efficiency in your lab and make multi-tool measurements easy and reliable.

This international conference unites leading bioelectronics researchers, emerging scientists, and industry innovators to advance the field's trajectory. Hosted in Dresden for the first time in 2026 by BiotroNiS in collaboration with the University of Cambridge.

SweepMe! will maintain a dedicated booth throughout the symposium, providing an opportunity to explore how our measurement automation platform supports bioelectronics research and characterization workflows.