iENA Nuremberg International Invention Exhibition
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About【Exhibition Overview】
The International Exhibition of Inventions Nuremberg, abbreviated as iENA, is one of the world's oldest and most authoritative professional invention exhibitions. It offers visitors the opportunity to explore inventions from around the globe, allowing everyone to experience first-hand the appeal of innovations at various levels.
The exhibits at this year's show cover an extensive range, from practical solutions in various aspects of daily life to cutting-edge high-tech inventions. It has now become an international invention exhibition attended by global business professionals and trade buyers, with media from various countries competing to cover the event. Quality innovative inventions have the chance to gain worldwide attention rapidly.
【Exhibition Highlights & Participation Information】
Inventors from around the world choose iENA as the international platform to promote their achievements, showcasing creative prototypes, mature products, and innovative services to professional audiences, while connecting with industry resources and expanding collaboration opportunities. For exhibitors, this is a place to display their work, drive technology into the market, and also gather feedback from general visitors to further refine their innovations.
At this year's exhibition, China has been invited as the Guest of Honour country, with its participation scale reaching a record high. Details are as follows:
- The organiser, AFAG Exhibition Company, noted that China has witnessed rapid technological innovation in recent years, with highly competitive innovations in fields such as healthcare, industry, and transportation, making it a highly significant participant in this exhibition.
- Over the past decade or more, the China Invention Association has organised more than 600 invention achievements to participate in this exhibition, helping quality projects connect with commercial collaboration opportunities.
- This year, approximately 80 invention projects from numerous domestic universities, research institutions, and enterprises are on display, covering fields such as chemistry, transportation, machinery, healthcare, and environmental protection.
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