Welcome Embedded World 2026 Attendees
10 - 12 March, 2026 - Nuremberg, Germany
It's never been more challenging to develop high-quality embedded systems that are safe, secure, and reliable. To meet growing complexity, software and hardware teams seek out solutions that manage strict compliance requirements efficiently while supporting secure collaboration and driving limitless innovation.
Stop by our booth (4-510) to chat with our experts about how our embedded development tools balance security and velocity to help you drive cutting-edge designs. If you want to skip the line, you can contact us now to pre-schedule a meeting with one of our experts.
Don’t Miss These Presentations
Rust Guidelines and Standards: A State of the Field Report
10 March, 13:45
Multiple projects are underway to bring Rust into alignment with the requirements of safety-critical development.
Join Principal Software Engineer Alex Celeste to explore:
- Three major guidelines projects currently in development for a future public release.
- Language specification through the "new FLS."
- Work to recognize Rust within ISO through WG23, all from the perspective of the Safety-Critical Rust Consortium Liaison Group.
- Forward-looking collaboration efforts with C++ and MISRA®.
Be sure to attend Tuesday, 10 March, at 13:45, Session 5.2 Software & Systems Engineering - Programming Languages.
The Current State of Automotive Software Development
11 March, 11:00
In this speaking session, Perforce Director of Compliance Jill Britton and Senior Director of Sales Engineering Gerhard Krüger, get an early look at the survey results from over 450 automotive development professionals across the globe, with over a third of 2026 respondents from Europe and the UK. We will reveal the current challenges, compliance requirements, market demands, and emerging technologies that come with this rapidly changing industry.
Join us for more insights from the report to learn about the methods and practices that industry leaders are using to efficiently keep pace with current and emerging trends in the automotive development space.
Be sure to attend Wednesday, 11 March, 10:00 in Exhibitor’s Forum Hall 3.
Addressing Functional Safety with Rust
11 March, 13:15
Rust is increasingly becoming the language of choice in safety-critical applications — but that means the approach to the software design process must change, which in turn affects the way that functional safety is addressed.
Join the session with our Director of Compliance, Jill Britton, to understand:
- How using Rust to achieve functional safety enables certain sections of the standard to be covered by the language itself.
- Why you still need a core set of guidelines.
- How to determine when it is necessary to review whether all the requirements are relevant to a project using Rust.
- Which tooling to review to provide evidence that the requirements have been met.
- How to adapt the use of static code analysis to report on those areas covered by Rust and bring in additional quality aspects, rather than purely safety-based guidelines.
Be sure to attend Wednesday, 11 March at 13:15, Session 3.8 Safety & Security - Reliable Code/Safe Rust
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Explore Embedded Solutions
Functional Safety & Compliance
Ensuring that your code is safe, secure, and reliable can be a difficult and time-consuming process. However, by applying a coding standard or guideline, it makes the process far easier. Using a static analysis tool is one of the most efficient and easy ways to enforce coding standards and verify compliance.
This helps ensure the overall consistency, correctness, and completeness of your code with respect to functional safety and security requirements. In addition, static analysis tools identify defects, vulnerabilities, and compliance issues as you code which enables you to fix errors earlier in development.
Development Velocity & Security
When you write code, you most likely need to comply with quality, as well as functional safety or security standards. Static analysis tools can quickly analyze your codebase and provide feedback — ensuring that your team is able to maintain a high development velocity.
In addition, some static analysis tools are also able to perform static application security testing (SAST), which is crucial as they detect vulnerabilities that leave systems open to software security vulnerabilities.
Product & Requirements Management
Perforce product planning and requirements management solutions help teams go Agile and make it easier to plan and track requirements, tests, and related issues. With automated, end-to-end traceability, teams know when compliance requirements have been met - and it takes care of the documentation verifying compliance for you.
Data & IP Lifecycle Management
Together, data management and IP lifecycle management tools enable you to efficiently manage increasingly complex projects with complete traceability and improved collaboration between cross-functional teams.
That’s because Perforce provides a centralized system to securely manage all your design data, Cadence libraries, CAD files, simulations, and artifacts in one single source of truth. You gain complete visibility into the state and usage of IP from the moment it enters your system until the final product is delivered.
The combined Data & IP Lifecycle Management solution from Perforce makes designing and developing embedded systems more efficient, predictable, and higher quality — helping you to meet your time-to-market demands. That’s why 9 out of the top 10 embedded systems companies trust Perforce.