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SEGGER @ embedded world 2026

Join us on March 10-12, 2026, in Nuremberg, Germany, at the embedded community's premier global event.

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  1. 1.How to find us
  2. 2.Product Highlights
    1. 2.1.emApps
    2. 2.2.emBoot-Secure
    3. 2.3.embOS-Ultra
  3. 3.News
  4. 4.Get your ticket
Rendering of the SEGGER booth at the embedded world 2025
SEGGER's booth for 2025: setting the stage for an exciting new look in 2026

SEGGER tools in action

At embedded world 2026, you can find us at booth 4-367, where we present our embedded software and hardware solutions covering the entire development lifecycle, from development and debugging to production programming.

This year, we highlight two key topics shaping modern embedded systems. With emApps, we introduce a new approach to deploying application-level functionality on embedded devices, enabling flexible, app-based concepts even on resource-constrained systems. With emBoot-Secure, we address the growing importance of security by enabling secure, verifiable, and Cyber Resilience Act-compliant firmware updates.

Alongside these highlights, we also demonstrate proven SEGGER tools such as J-Link debug probes, as well as Flasher in-system programmers for reliable and efficient in-system programming in both development and production environments.

Meet our embedded experts at booth 4-367 and discover how our solutions support secure, efficient, and future-ready embedded systems.

See you at embedded world 2026.
 

How to find us

Venue

A layout diagram of various halls identified by numbers and letters. Hall 4 is highlighted in blue, surrounded by Halls 3A, 4A, 5, and 6, as well as Halls 1 and 2. The arrangement is abstract, emphasizing hall locations in relation to each other.

Messezentrum
90471 Nuremberg

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Booth

A simplified map layout in blue shades, depicting a street grid with a marked location for "SEGGER." The highlighted spot indicates the company's position on the grid, helping with navigation.

Hall 4
Booth 4-367

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Product Highlights

The image compares two mobile technologies: the latest smartphone with apps (labeled 'New') and an older phone without apps (labeled 'Old'). It highlights the advancement in technology, showcasing a modern chip with emApps alongside the older chip lacking these features.

emApps

emApps is a revolutionary software package that brings the familiar flexibility of the smartphone to the world of embedded systems. 

The image features a SEGGER Signature Server device with indicators for power, readiness, and activity. Next to it, there's an emBoot-Secure logo symbolizing security. A verification mark indicates compliance or approval. The overall theme suggests device security and functionality in a technological context.

emBoot-Secure

emBoot-Secure is SEGGER’s Cyber Resilience Act-compliant solution for secure and verifiable firmware updates on embedded devices.

Two timelines illustrate task scheduling in an RTOS. The top shows precise scheduling with a task delay of 5000 microseconds, while the bottom depicts a classic RTOS with a task delay of approximately 4.5 milliseconds. Both highlight the concept of task delay expiration.

embOS-Ultra

embOS-Ultra offers higher precision and time resolution than any other RTOS on the market, resulting in less energy consumption.

News

Image of emBoot-Secure and Signature Server
emBoot-Secure

SEGGER announces emBoot-Secure for secure, CRA-compliant firmware updates

SEGGER announces the release of emBoot-Secure — a new, Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)-minded solution…

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2026 Jan. 16
An illustration features a J-Link device prominently, showcasing its support for monitor-mode debugging for Armv8-M. The background includes a microchip labeled "Arm." The design emphasizes functionality and connectivity in embedded system development. The company logo "SEGGER" is also visible.
J-Link

J-Link now supports monitor-mode debugging for Armv8-M devices

SEGGER has expanded the capabilities of its J-Link debug probes to support monitor-mode debugging on…

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2025 Dec. 16
An image of a blue device labeled "Flasher" is central to the design, illustrating its use for programming exFAT images in production. It connects to an eMMC card and displays file structures, emphasizing efficiency in the programming process. The SEGGER logo is visible in the top corner.
emFile

SEGGER adds exFAT support to Storage Image Creator FAT

SEGGER’s Storage Image Creator FAT now supports the exFAT file system in addition to FAT. This…

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2025 Dec. 10
Image featuring three SEGGER programming tools: Flasher, J-Trace, and J-Link, labeled with their functions. The background includes a circuit design and the Alif Semiconductor logo, emphasizing support for the Alif Semi E4, E6, and E8 series.
J-Link

SEGGER announces debug, trace, and programming support for select Alif Ensemble series devices

SEGGER’s J-Link debug and J-Trace streaming trace probes, as well as its Flasher in-system…

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2025 Dec. 08
Logo for the emApps platform, designed for microcontrollers, featuring a coding symbol above a circuit board image. The text "emApps platform for microcontrollers" is displayed prominently, indicating its purpose in software development for embedded systems.
Flasher

SEGGER introduces emApps for embedded systems

"emApps is a revolutionary software package that brings the familiar flexibility of the smartphone…

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2025 Dec. 01
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Get your ticket

We look forward to meeting you in hall 4, booth 4-367. Contact us to receive your personal voucher for free admission to embedded world 2026.
 

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