New-Tech Exhibition 2026, 30.06-01.07.2026, Tel Aviv
The New-Tech Exhibition 2026, Israel’s international trade show for the hi-tech and electronics sector, ran June 30–July 1 at the Expo Tel Aviv fairgrounds. The show paired its usual exhibition floor with four parallel conference tracks, each running a full day of back-to-back sessions in its own hall.
Hall C1 — Opto-Tech: The Annual Electro Optics Conference
Focused on photonics, quantum optics, and imaging. Sessions included organic photonic neuromorphic devices from the Holon Institute of Technology, mid-infrared SPAD imaging from Tel Aviv University’s Femto-Nano Laboratory, quantum computing and QKD research from Ben-Gurion University’s Center for Quantum Science and Technology, and SWIR-to-visible up-conversion for AR devices.
Hall C4 — Embedded AI Conference
Covered the hardware and software stack for AI at the edge, with talks from ST Microelectronics on high-performance MCUs, Nisko Projects on inference at the endpoint, DEEPX on physical AI infrastructure at 25 TOPS/5W, Advantech on Nvidia AI SOM-based edge development, and Lattice Semiconductor on offloading robotic SoCs at the sensor level.
Hall C5 — Medical Devices & AI Innovation Conference
Brought together clinical and engineering perspectives: organ-on-a-chip work from Tel Aviv University’s Sagol School of Neuroscience, biomarker discovery from Sheba Medical Center’s oncology team, AI regulatory strategy from Phillips Healthcare, surgical world models from Pathkeeper Surgical, and Medtronic on real-time pedicle screw planning for spine surgery.
Hall C6 — Robotics & Automation Conference
Addressed navigation, human-robot interaction, and industrial deployment: autonomous navigation and sensor fusion from Ben-Gurion University’s Marine Technologies department, adaptive robotics ecosystems from ABB, factory-floor lessons from Su-Pad, brain-computer interfaces for rehabilitation robotics from Technion, and a humanoid robotics trends session from Deep Learning Robotics (DLRob).
The event was sponsored in part by Advantech, Nisko, Lattice Semiconductor, DEEPX, and Future Electronics.