TE Connectivity to Showcase Rugged Connectivity and High‑Speed Interconnect Solutions for Edge, IoT and Autonomous Systems at Emb…
As embedded systems evolve, TE Connectivity will showcase rugged connectivity and high-speed interconnect solutions for edge, IoT, and autonomous systems at Embedded World 2026 in Nuremberg.
- 56 Gbps
- March 10-12, 2026
What Happened
TE Connectivity, a global leader in connectors and sensors, will feature antennas, high-speed connectors, and industrial interconnects designed to support reliable performance in harsh, space-constrained environments. The solutions address challenges such as vibration, temperature extremes, and data complexity in compact designs.
- Ultra-Wideband (UWB) Antennas for high-accuracy positioning in robotics, drones, and smart infrastructure.
- 56G High Density Connectors for high-speed data demands in edge computing and transportation.
- Industrial Communication Connectors including SPE, M12 hybrid, and ruggedized RJ45 for factory automation and smart infrastructure.
“As embedded systems evolve, realtime computing and precise sensing are becoming essential for autonomous performance at the edge. At Embedded World, TE is showcasing solutions that deliver highspeed data connectivity, accurate positioning, and reliable realtime performance in demanding environments.”
Why this matters
The showcase demonstrates how reliable connectivity is critical for emerging technologies like robotics, drones, and smart infrastructure, enabling high-speed data transfer and accurate positioning in harsh environments.
Terms in This Story
- Ultra-Wideband (UWB)
- A radio technology that uses a wide frequency spectrum for short-range, high-bandwidth communication and precise positioning.
- Single Pair Ethernet (SPE)
- An Ethernet standard that transmits data over a single twisted pair of wires, reducing cable size and weight for industrial and IoT applications.
- EMI/EMC
- Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) is disturbance from external electromagnetic sources; Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) is the ability of devices to operate without causing or being affected by EMI.
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