Looking back at InnoElectro 2025

InnoElectro is undoubtedly one of the most important gatherings of the Hungarian electronics industry, and this year marked our third consecutive appearance at the event. Once again, the exhibition provided an excellent opportunity to meet our partners in person, showcase our latest developments, and further strengthen our presence in the Hungarian market. We welcomed more visitors to our booth than ever before, and we are proud to share that one of our valued colleagues achieved a podium finish in the IPC Hand Soldering Competition.

Strong interest at our stand

The exhibition got off to a dynamic start on the very first day — and that momentum continued throughout the entire event. Compared to last year, we experienced a noticeable increase of visitors at our booth. We had productive, forward-looking conversations with existing partners while also meeting a number of new contacts and potential clients, who showed great enthusiasm for our services.

Particularly well-received was our integrated approach of offering PCB manufacturing and assembly from a single source. This model offers numerous tangible benefits for prototype and small series production — advantages that our visitors recognised and appreciated immediately.

It was also a real pleasure to welcome many enthusiastic students to our booth. It’s always encouraging to see the next generation of engineers actively seeking out industry connections, opportunities, and inspiration.

Success in the hand soldering competition

One of the professional highlights of InnoElectro was once again the Hungarian round of the IPC Hand Soldering Competition, where skilled technicians were challenged to complete a complex PCB assembly in 60 minutes. The work of each participant was evaluated by IPC Master Instructors according to the strict IPC-A-610 Class 3 standard, considering not only the soldering quality but also the assembly process, electrical functionality, and completion time.

Out of 42 contestants, only five managed to complete the task within the time limit, and just three delivered a fully functional and error-free board — clearly demonstrating the high level of difficulty and competition.

We are especially proud of our colleague István Ádám, who secured third place in this exceptionally strong field. Our heartfelt congratulations to him for this outstanding achievement! Recognition also goes to the other top performers: Péter Zsombok, who claimed first place for the fourth time, and Szilárd Csaba, who took second place.

Thank you for visiting us – See you next year!

We would like to sincerely thank everyone — visitors, partners, and colleagues — who joined us at this year’s InnoElectro exhibition in Budapest. We are proud to be part of such a vibrant, ever-evolving professional community, and we’re already looking forward to reconnecting again next year!