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September 11, 2025 | SEMIEstimated reading time: 2 minutes
Industry experts will gather November 19-20 at the SEMI MEMS & Imaging Sensors Summit 2025 to explore the latest breakthroughs in AI-driven MEMS and imaging optimization, AR/VR technologies, and advanced sensor solutions for critical defence applications. Themed Sensing (R)evolution: Sustaining Europe’s Leadership, the event will take place at the International Congress Center Messe München (ICM) in Munich, Germany. Registration is open.
Hosted by SEMI Europe and the MEMS & Sensors Industry Group (MSIG), the summit will spotlight how AI-enhanced sensing, data fusion, and next-generation imaging technologies are driving Europe’s leadership in the global sensor revolution while shaping a more intelligent, interconnected future.
“We look forward to welcoming industry leaders and innovators to Munich to explore transformative imaging and sensing innovations, foster new partnerships, and drive Europe’s semiconductor leadership at the forefront of a rapidly evolving landscape,” said Laith Altimime, President of SEMI Europe.
MEMS & Imaging Sensors Summit Sessions
Session 1: Geopolitical Trends and Semiconductor Supply Chain Collaborations
Industry leaders will explore the latest technological advancements driving innovation across applications, while gaining strategic insights into current growth opportunities and industry challenges, with a special focus on understanding geopolitical influences and developing collaborative approaches to strengthen semiconductor supply chains.
Session 2: Future of MEMS Tech
Experts will present the groundbreaking innovations and latest advancements in MEMS device architectures, highlighting how these technological achievements are advancing the industry in diverse segments.
Session 3: Future of Imaging Tech
Speakers will deep-dive into developments in next-generation imaging devices, with a focus on their transformative applications across all sectors in the semiconductor industry.
Session 4: AI-Driven MEMS & Imaging: Design to Performance OR MEMS & Imaging: AI Optimized
Speakers will discuss how AI is transforming MEMS and imaging technologies—from design optimization to real-time performance enhancement. The session will focus on AI-driven innovations in sensor fabrication, edge processing, and system integration with insights into emerging applications.
Session 5: AR/VR: Technologies Driving Immersive Experiences
Industry experts will showcase the innovations powering the next generation of augmented and virtual reality and discuss breakthroughs in display technologies, sensor integration, and immersive optics that are redefining user experiences.
Session 6: Breakthroughs for the Future of Sensor Technology: Defence
Speakers will delve into advancements in sensor technologies with critical defence applications and examine next-generation solutions for this area. Attendees will gain insights into innovations for demanding operational environments and emerging capabilities that address evolving defence requirements.
We extend our gratitude to the MEMS and Imaging Sensors Committee members for their invaluable support in shaping an exceptional program.
Exhibition and Business Networking
The exclusive exhibition will showcase innovations from leading companies including: Carl Zeiss Microscopy, COMET AG, ID4US, Nagase ChemteX America, SCHOTT AG, Siemens EDA, Silex Microsystems and many more.
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