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In the Middle Ages, the average life expectancy was 35 to 40 years. Thanks to the constant advancement of medicine, Germans today live twice as long on average. Penicillin, germ-free wound dressings and pacemakers are exemplary milestones in the history of medicine. Nowadays, embedded systems are driving medical progress: sensors measure the vital signs of a sick person, for example, or are used in laboratories to analyse medical samples quickly and cost-effectively.  

At embedded world, you can familiarise yourself with the latest developments in "Healthy Embedded". Come along and join us in writing the next chapter in the history of medicine! 

We are already familiar with autonomous driving from driverless underground trains, for example. But technology-guided vehicles have also long since arrived on the roads. And with them come new problems: The more technology is installed, the more vulnerable the vehicle becomes to cybercriminals.  

It's a good thing that the functional safety of embedded systems plays a major role at embedded world. Come along and see how engineers are making our roads safer! 

Large, aerodynamically shaped aeroplanes draw contrails in the sky and make us long for faraway places. But not all aircraft in the sky fly to holiday paradises: Cargo aircraft distribute goods and aid at home and abroad - for example, they bring sandbags to areas affected by flooding or distribute medical aid to disaster areas.  

All these flights - whether for pleasure or for protection - use embedded systems to ensure smooth flight operations. To ensure that help continues to arrive safely and quickly, the embedded systems industry is working on new technologies. Take a look at the latest safety systems at embedded world!