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MedtecLIVE fundamentally differs from traditional medical device exhibitions—it is not a stage for showcasing finished products, but a professional platform deeply focused on the manufacturing process of medical technology itself.
The Core Difference from MEDICA: While MEDICA serves as the global healthcare industry's "finished product showcase" and "application barometer"—displaying imaging equipment, surgical instruments, monitoring systems, and other final products that doctors and patients directly interact with—MedtecLIVE represents the "manufacturing factory" and "technology source" behind these devices. It presents the complete production process of medical devices from concept to finished product: from precision components, new materials, and contract manufacturing to production processes, automation solutions, quality control, and final packaging. In short, MEDICA answers "what is available," while MedtecLIVE answers "how it is made."
The fair's core value lies in its comprehensive coverage of the entire value chain of medical technology manufacturing. Exhibiting companies are specialized suppliers who speak the language of the medical technology industry, holding relevant certifications and offering tailored solutions to manufacturers' challenges. Automation, digitalization, and the circular economy are MedtecLIVE's three overarching themes, delving deeply into new manufacturing technologies such as 3D printing, artificial intelligence applications in products and production, as well as updates on EU medical device regulations (MDR/IVDR) .
This topic focuses on the "material foundation" of medical device manufacturing. Showcasing high-precision machined components, sensors, microsystems technology, medical-grade polymers, metal alloys, biocompatible materials, and smart materials for next-generation medical devices. Serving R&D engineers, materials specialists, and product designers, it is the key technology source for transforming concepts into reality.
This topic serves as the "core power" for medical device production. Showcasing precision machining equipment, automated assembly lines, robotics, laser processing systems, additive manufacturing (3D printing), and process control technologies. Serving production managers, process engineers, and manufacturing technology decision-makers, it is the core platform for improving production efficiency and achieving smart manufacturing upgrades.
This topic brings together the "external partners" for medical device development. Showcasing contract manufacturing services from prototyping and precision machining to final assembly, along with electronics manufacturing services, injection molding, and sterilization services. Serving biotech companies, startups, and large manufacturers seeking flexible resource allocation, it is a strategic matching platform for accelerating time-to-market and reducing capital investment.
This topic serves as the "intelligent brain" for medtech R&D and production. Showcasing AI-assisted design and simulation software, production process data platforms, machine learning quality control systems, digital twin technology, and industrial IoT solutions. Serving R&D innovators, data scientists, and digital transformation leaders, it is a frontier platform driving the medtech industry toward intelligent, data-driven models.
This topic serves as the "guardian" of medical device safety and efficacy. Showcasing material testing equipment, biocompatibility testing services, reliability analysis instruments, sterility testing technologies, metrology calibration tools, and quality management systems. Serving quality control engineers, regulatory affairs specialists, and laboratory managers, it is a professional resource platform for ensuring products meet rigorous global standards.
This topic focuses on life science tools and diagnostic technologies. Showcasing bioreactors, cell culture systems, centrifuges, spectrometers, chromatography equipment, and molecular biology tools. Serving biotechnology researchers, laboratory scientists, and diagnostic product developers, it is a key resource platform for translating biotech innovations into clinical applications.
This topic addresses the "final layer of protection" for medical products. Showcasing sterile barrier systems, medical packaging materials, labeling and traceability technologies, packaging equipment, and cold chain logistics solutions. Serving packaging engineers, supply chain managers, and quality compliance heads, it is a key matching platform for ensuring product safety, extending shelf life, and meeting regulatory requirements.
This topic serves as the "regulatory navigation" for medical devices entering the European market. Delving into the latest requirements of the EU Medical Device Regulation (MDR) and In Vitro Diagnostic Regulation (IVDR), clinical evaluation strategies, notified body selection, and post-market surveillance compliance. Serving regulatory affairs specialists, quality directors, and strategic decision-makers, it is a vital platform for understanding regulatory dynamics and reducing market access risks.
The NürnbergMesse Group was entered in the commercial register on 5 April 1974 as Nürnberger Messe- und Ausstellungsgesellschaft mbH (NMA), and is now one of the 15 largest exhibition companies worldwide. The Group employs more than 1200 people at 15 locations in Germany, Brazil, China, India, Italy, Greece, Austria and the USA. It also has a network of International Sales Partner in more than 100 countries.
Its portfolio comprises some 120 national and international exhibitions and conferences held in person and as digital events, focusing on five general fields: Retail & Consumer Goods, Building & Construction, Process Technology, Electronics & Security, and Social & Public. The company has also been incorporating more and more aspects of sustainability into its trade fair concepts.
Its events secure more than 12,000 jobs and generate billions of euros each year in purchasing power and tax revenue, making NürnbergMesse a major economic engine for the Nuremberg metropolitan region and Germany as a whole.
As an employer and organizer of major events, NürnbergMesse assumes responsibility for people and the environment. It shapes its corporate actions in accordance with the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with the aim of achieving climate neutrality by 2028.
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This topic focuses on the "material foundation" of medical device manufacturing. Showcasing high-precision machined components, sensors, microsystems technology, medical-grade polymers, metal alloys, biocompatible materials, and smart materials for next-generation medical devices. Serving R&D engineers, materials specialists, and product designers, it is the key technology source for transforming concepts into reality.
This topic serves as the "core power" for medical device production. Showcasing precision machining equipment, automated assembly lines, robotics, laser processing systems, additive manufacturing (3D printing), and process control technologies. Serving production managers, process engineers, and manufacturing technology decision-makers, it is the core platform for improving production efficiency and achieving smart manufacturing upgrades.
This topic brings together the "external partners" for medical device development. Showcasing contract manufacturing services from prototyping and precision machining to final assembly, along with electronics manufacturing services, injection molding, and sterilization services. Serving biotech companies, startups, and large manufacturers seeking flexible resource allocation, it is a strategic matching platform for accelerating time-to-market and reducing capital investment.
The NürnbergMesse Group was entered in the commercial register on 5 April 1974 as Nürnberger Messe- und Ausstellungsgesellschaft mbH (NMA), and is now one of the 15 largest exhibition companies worldwide. The Group employs more than 1200 people at 15 locations in Germany, Brazil, China, India, Italy, Greece, Austria and the USA. It also has a network of International Sales Partner in more than 100 countries.
Its portfolio comprises some 120 national and international exhibitions and conferences held in person and as digital events, focusing on five general fields: Retail & Consumer Goods, Building & Construction, Process Technology, Electronics & Security, and Social & Public. The company has also been incorporating more and more aspects of sustainability into its trade fair concepts.
Its events secure more than 12,000 jobs and generate billions of euros each year in purchasing power and tax revenue, making NürnbergMesse a major economic engine for the Nuremberg metropolitan region and Germany as a whole.
As an employer and organizer of major events, NürnbergMesse assumes responsibility for people and the environment. It shapes its corporate actions in accordance with the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) with the aim of achieving climate neutrality by 2028.
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