The future of Electronics development
in Security & Aerospace
Join us at The future of Electronics development in Security and Aerospace, on May 20th 2026. This exclusive event gathers senior executives to explore the future of electronics design through four critical pillars: speed, intelligence, resilience, and agility.

As the industry faces mounting pressure to accelerate prototyping, production and secure global supply chains against evolving data security threats, we will examine the transformative roles of AI, collaborative electronics product and systems development, and strategic streamlined sourcing.

Gain firsthand insights from Altium and industry leaders on the strategies driving the next generation of electronics design and technology.


Register today, space is limited.
AGENDA:

8:30 Registration and coffee
9:00 Welcome and Introduction - Markus Bochynek, Altium
9:15 Control without Complexity - Carsten Kindler, Altium
10:30 Data & AI Driven Digital Product Creation for Defense & Aerospace - Dr. Siegmar Haasis, CEO, HaasisDEC (Former CIO R&D at Mercedes-Benz)
11:15 Coffee break
11:45 Electronics in Weapons and Ammunition - designed for extreme environments - Peter Noé, Vice President, Rheinmetall Waffe Munition GmbH
12:30 Lunch break
1:30 From Silicon to System: Digital Thread for the Software-Defined Defense Vehicle - Ralph Habig, Head of Defense EMEA, Synopsys Inc.
2:15 When, What and How Defense Compliance affects your Supply Chain - Didrik Bech, Consultant board member, Confidee
3:00 Panel Discussion and Q&A (Artificial Intelligence) - Renesas, Ansys, Bülent Solan (QuarterWave), Benedict Schwind (MoxyByte), Damien Kirscher (Altium)
3:30 Private Museum Tour
4:30 Coffee, Networking and Close (by 5.00pm)

This agenda might be subject to change.
More detailed information will be provided later.
Wednesday, May 20th, 2026
8:30 am - 5:00 pm

Internationales Maritimes Museum Hamburg

Dress Code: Business Casual

REGISTER HERE*

*Please note that the maximum number of participants per company is two people.