Top 3 Things to Do with Silicon Labs at embedded world 2026

1) Catch live demos at the Silicon Labs booth at embedded world 2026

If you only do one thing at embedded world, make it this: come see real devices doing real work. Across our Hall 4A booths, we’re showing how low-power connectivity and on-device intelligence come together in systems you can ship.

Demo highlights include:

• Edge ML in the real world: live face + gesture recognition running locally on a low-power wireless SoC, plus demos for ML-enabled positioning and motor control that pair real-time control with a wireless interface.
• Bluetooth Channel Sounding: see how “true distance awareness” changes what Bluetooth devices can do, with distance ranging demos and automapping workflows for faster setup and smarter spatial context.
• Matter energy management: a demo that simulates EV charging + solar interaction and visualizes it on a Home Assistant dashboard—showing coordinated energy behavior in a Matter-based smart home.
• Low-power Wi‑Fi + multiprotocol: a camera reference design paired with Wi‑Fi + Bluetooth LE to highlight power-efficient Wi‑Fi connectivity alongside short-range wireless.
• Arduino in the Partner Corner: the Arduino Nano Matter powers several demonstrations of how developers can build Matter-ready applications with Arduino, Silicon Labs, and Zephyr. 

2) Join our technical sessions at ew 2026

• “Zigbee 4.0: Connecting Devices Safely, with Low Power Efficiency Across Generations” - March 10, 14:45
• Multiprotocol Connectivity in Smart Homes: Enhancing Interoperability and User Experience - March 10, 16:30

3) Spot Silicon Labs technology in partner booths at ew26

Silicon Labs connectivity shows up all over the show floor. Here are a few partner stops where you’ll see our platforms in action:

• Arrow, Booth 4A-342: Silicon Labs-based demos on Bluetooth Channel Sounding, including automapping, plus energy harvesting.
• Zephyr, Booth 4-170: Zephyr RTOS demos highlighting code portability across Silicon Labs Series 2 and SiWx917 Wi-Fi platforms.
• Digi International, Booth 4-366: Display models of a Wi-SUN mesh built with Digi XBee® for Wi-SUN modules (EFR32FG25-based), the XBee Hive border router, and Digi Remote Manager®.
• Ezurio, Booth 4-475: Display models of the Veda SL917 Wi‑Fi 6 + Bluetooth® LE 5.4 module, built on the Silicon Labs SiWx917 SoC.
• e-peas, Booth 4A-301: e-peas will be showing their AEM13920/00300 Explorer Kit, built around the Silicon Labs BG22E low-power SoC to help developers get started on building battery-free wireless devices.
• Arduino, Booth 3-555: Demos on Arduino Nano Matter featuring Silicon Labs wireless tech like the MGM240S module:
  • ML Magic Wand: on-device gesture recognition using a tiny ML model and motion sensors.
  • Matter over Thread Mood Light: change colors/effects from a Matter controller to show fast, interoperable lighting on Thread.
  • Cubino: a cube-shaped, Matter-enabled lighting controller—rotate to switch scenes, with on-cube LEDs for instant feedback.

See you at embedded world 2026

Visit us in Hall 4A, Booths 4A-128 and 4A-129, and request a meeting in advance at the link above.

For the latest details, visit: https://www.silabs.com/about-us/events/embedded-world-2026