Nuremberg doesn’t have the same concentration of enterprises and research institutions working in the micro and nanotechnology industry like, say, Bavaria, but the city does have one asset - Embedded world; the exhibition and conference that serves the needs of the embedded systems sector. The event attracts a diverse community of experts from developers and system architects to product managers and technical leaders, and it offers unparalleled insights into the latest advancements in embedded technologies. At first glance embedded systems don’t seem to have much to do with micro and nano technologies, but the field wouldn’t be where it is now without the breakthroughs in miniaturisation. The trade fair opens a door into the latest research on the subject. The embedded world Conference provides a unique platform for knowledge sharing, featuring presentations by top-tier researchers, developers, and industry practitioners. Through discussions, expert lectures, and interactive panels, attendees gain valuable insights into cutting-edge technologies and explore potential future developments. The event extends beyond the exhibition hall, offering a comprehensive program that includes guided tours, specialized training sessions for trainees and students, and networking events such as #women4ew, which fosters connections among women in the embedded systems industry. The 2024 edition of the conference attracted participants and speakers from 45 countries. Over three days, attendees engaged in 81 sessions, 16 classes, and two keynotes, fostering valuable knowledge exchange among industry leaders. Building on the success of previous years, the embedded world Conference 2025 promises to deliver another exceptional experience. With a meticulously structured program, the event will once again bring together leading experts to discuss the latest trends and advancements in the embedded systems domain.