MedtecSUMMIT 2027
. For Innovators. For Leaders. For You.
The MedtecSUMMIT is a leading international conference for the medical technology and healthcare industries, taking place on March 10 and 11, 2027, in Nuremberg.
The healthcare industry is undergoing transformation and faces significant pressure amid many unanswered questions. The MedtecSUMMIT 2027 brings together international experts, groundbreaking topics, and genuine innovative momentum. Here you’ll find guidance, opportunities for exchange, and the inspiration to shape tomorrow’s decisions.
Take advantage of the MedtecSUMMIT to showcase your company to a high-caliber audience from industry, research, and healthcare. Our sponsorship packages offer you attractive opportunities to increase your visibility, make valuable connections, and effectively highlight your innovative capabilities.
Your benefits:
- Present your company through direct interaction with decision-makers and industry professionals
- Benefit from a strong presence on-site and across our communication channels
- Take advantage of exclusive networking and matchmaking opportunities
- Choose from a variety of sponsorship packages—tailored to your goals and budget
If you’re interested, we’d be happy to advise you personally. Please feel free to contact Marina Szabo. If you’re interested, you can also register as a sponsor directly using our form.
Note for Sponsors: Sponsorship packages are awarded following a professional review and confirmation by the organizing team.
An overview of our sponsorship packages:
The accompanying trade show serves as the event’s central gathering place and offers ideal conditions for networking, establishing business contacts, and discussing the latest technologies.
Showcase your company, your technologies, or your research projects at our accompanying trade exhibition. Take advantage of this opportunity to engage with decision-makers, industry professionals, and potential partners, and to present your innovations to an interested audience.
Your benefits:
- Direct interaction with industry professionals and decision-makers
- Presentation of your products, technologies, and services
- High visibility during the event
- Attractive terms for startups, universities, and government agencies
The exhibitor package includes:
- Exhibition space for the duration of the event
- Basic infrastructure for your booth (power outlet, 1 bar table, 2 chairs)
- 2 exhibitor passes (including admission to the summit and catering)
- Company listing on the event website
- Organizational support from the event team
- Participation in the official state reception in the Historic City Hall Hall in Nuremberg on the first day of the congress
The exhibitor package for the shared booth (startups) includes:
- Shared exhibition space (with other startups) throughout the entire event
- Basic infrastructure for your booth (power outlet, 1 bar table, 1 chair)
- 1 exhibitor pass (including admission to the summit and catering)
- Company listing on the event website
- Organizational support from the event team
- Participation in the official state reception in the Historic City Hall Hall in Nuremberg on the first day of the congress
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Marina Szabo .
| Category | Price (gross)* Price (net) |
| Business/Research Organizations | €2,856.00* / €2,400.00 |
| Business/Research Organization (Partner Rate for Partners in the Partner Network) | €2,380.00* / €2,000.00 |
| University/Government Agency | €1,547.00* / €1,300.00 |
| University/Government Agency (Partner Rate for Partners in the Partner Network) | €1,309.00* / €1,100.00 |
| Shared Booth (Start-ups (Poster + Exhibit) (Founded after January 1, 2021)) | €595.00* / €500.00 |
Here you will find the categories and prices for the MedtecSUMMIT.
After creating your customer account in our online store, you can purchase the appropriate ticket for the conference.
Please note that EARLY BIRD prices are available through November 30, 2026; the discount will be applied at checkout.
The EARLY BIRD price is valid only for the 2-day ticket.
| Category | Price (net) / 2-Day Ticket | Price (net) / Day Ticket* |
| The EARLY BIRD discount does not apply here | ||
| Companies / Research Institutes | 552.00 €* | 490.00 €* |
| Individuals | 552.00 €* | 490.00 €* |
| Universities, educational institutions, public institutions | 312.00 €* | 260.00 €* |
| Students | 80.00 €* | 50.00 €* |
| Press | 0 € | 0 € |
Program
The session topics have already been finalized. Stay tuned for the speakers—you’re in for a treat.
Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Landesentwicklung und Energie,
Technological excellence alone is not enough—what matters most is its successful transfer into healthcare. The opening session will focus on strategic issues in medical technology: How can Germany and Bavaria remain internationally competitive? What role do partnerships between industry, academia, and government play? And how can innovations be sustainably established for the benefit of patients?
Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Landesentwicklung und Energie,
Robotics offers significant potential to make future healthcare and care services more efficient, safer, and more user-centered. This session presents current research projects from leading institutions in the fields of geriatronics, clinical robotics, and hygienic and assistive robotics. Building on these scientific insights, key findings and recommendations from the "Robotics in Medicine and Care" dossier, coordinated by acatech within the In-novation Platform Bavaria, will be presented. By bringing together cutting-edge research and strategic perspectives, the session highlights pathways for the further development and successful implementation of robotic solutions in healthcare and care settings.
Innovation in Aging, Care & Human Augmentation - Current state of research at the TUM Geriatronics Research Center
Dr. Martina Kohlhuber,
Dr. Martina Kohlhuber,
Our Start-Up Pitch Contest showcases start-ups with innovative solutions in the fields of health tech and healthcare. In this session, the finalists selected through the preliminary round will pitch their ideas to our distinguished jury. The contest provides a platform to discover the latest technologies and solution approaches that have the potential to transform and improve healthcare delivery. It also offers valuable opportunities to connect with tomorrow’s innovators and gain insights into current trends and developments in the health tech sector. The winners of the contest will be honored during the evening State Reception in the Historic Town Hall of Nuremberg.
In addition, the session will feature the winning teams of the most recent Healthcare Hackathon. As the “Future Start-ups,” they will present their promising innovations and solution concepts, showcasing ideas with the potential to play a significant role in shaping the future of healthcare.
Neurotechnologies are increasingly making the leap from research laboratories to clinical practice. Advances in the detection of neural signals, brain-computer interfaces, neurostimulation, smart implants, and AI-powered data analysis are opening up new possibilities for the diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders. What was long considered science fiction is now, step by step, becoming a medical reality. This session highlights current developments across the entire value chain—from the measurement and interpretation of neural signals to innovative implants and personalized therapies. Experts from research, industry, and clinical practice will discuss technological breakthroughs, challenges in clinical translation, and the role of artificial intelligence as a driver of innovation.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Stieglitz,
Menopause is one of the most significant—yet still under-researched—areas of women’s health. Nevertheless, it affects all women. At the same time, advances in artificial intelligence, wearables, digital biomarkers, multi-omics, and digital health applications are opening up new possibilities for understanding hormonal changes and individual symptom progression based on data and addressing them in a targeted manner. This session explores menopause as a field of innovation at the intersection of medical technology, digital health, and precision medicine, and discusses how data-driven technologies can help close gender-specific gaps in care. The focus is on current research approaches, technological developments, and issues related to evidence, data quality, regulation, and gender-sensitive AI. The goal is to highlight the potential and challenges of innovation-driven menopause care for research, industry, and the healthcare sector.
Bringing innovative medical technologies to patients requires more than successful product development and regulatory approval. Adoption in clinical practice depends on close collaboration between manufacturers, healthcare professionals, and other stakeholders throughout the innovation pathway. This session explores the key challenges that influence the successful translation of medical device innovations into routine patient care, including clinical evidence generation, usability, reimbursement, workflow integration, and user acceptance. By bringing together perspectives from both industry and clinicians, the discussion will identify common barriers and practical strategies to accelerate patient access while ensuring safety, effectiveness, and sustainable implementation in healthcare.
From Proof of Concept to Clinical Practice: Co-Creation as a Key to Success in Modern Clinical Innovation
The future of medical technology is driven by international collaboration. This session explores perspectives beyond national borders and brings together stakeholders from diverse innovation ecosystems. International delegations, strategic partner networks, and European innovation initiatives will demonstrate how cross-border collaboration fosters new ideas, accelerates knowledge transfer, and paves the way for sustainable innovation in healthcare. Participants will gain insights into successful cooperation models and discover how global partnerships can strengthen innovation, competitiveness, and the translation of medical technologies into clinical practice.
How can AI agents, clinical decision support, and data-driven medical devices improve diagnostics, care, and innovation—and what evidence, regulation, interoperability, and clinical validation are needed in Europe? Over the course of 90 minutes, brief presentations by leading European experts from the fields of technology, clinical practice, research, regulation, and medtech will bridge the gap between a grand vision and concrete implementation.
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Böcker,
Personalized medicine aligns prevention, diagnostics, and therapy more closely with each person’s individual characteristics – such as genetics, biomarkers, lifestyle, and disease progression. The session will explore how data-driven methods, AI, and modern diagnostics can help detect diseases earlier, select therapies more precisely, and reduce side effects. It will also examine the requirements for implementation in healthcare: reliable data, clear regulatory frameworks, data protection, reimbursement, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Personalized medicine will become increasingly important because it can treat patients more effectively, use healthcare resources more efficiently, and bring innovations into practice faster.
Host
Hanna Hübner,
Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Pryss,
As the congress comes to a close, the key takeaways from the past two days will be reflected upon from different perspectives. Representatives from the conference sessions, the accompanying exhibition, and the partnering activities will share their most important insights, discuss emerging trends, and highlight the topics that have shaped the event. The closing session not only summarizes the congress's key findings but also showcases the new connections, collaborations, and initial ideas that have emerged throughout the two days.
The healthcare sector relies on materials and supply chains that are increasingly subject to uncertainty. Shortages, price fluctuations, and geopolitical disruptions highlight just how vulnerable this sector is. At the same time, the plastics and chemicals used in healthcare also affect the health of patients and staff. Circular economy approaches—from reusable products to new business models—can reduce dependence on critical resources, create economic value, and make healthcare safer and more environmentally sustainable.
With support from “Health Care Without Harm Europe,” this event brings together experts from the healthcare sector and industry to share international best practices. Join us and discover how the circular economy can help:
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strengthen the security and resilience of healthcare supply chains
- create economic value
- protect the health of patients and staff by reducing exposure to harmful plastics and chemicals
You’ll learn concrete examples of what works in practice.
Long development cycles in medical technology carry significant risks: Valuable time is often lost due to unclear regulatory expectations, which can lead to costly rework in the later stages. These delays not only threaten the market launch but also put a huge strain on the budget. In this practical session, we show how the Structured Dialogue with the Notified Body can provide reliable guidance early in the development phase. Using a concrete case study of a manufacturer, we demonstrate how this tool was successfully applied in practice for a novel medical product. In addition, you’ll learn how a tailored verification strategy can be derived from this dialogue, helping you effectively avoid time-consuming detours and pitfalls on the direct path to approval.
More visions. More global perspectives. More momentum.
For everyone who wants to actively shape the future of the medtech and healthcare industries.
Nuremberg, March 10–11, 2027—the industry’s premier gathering place.
Bayerisches Staatsministerium für Wirtschaft, Landesentwicklung und Energie,
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Böcker,
Hanna Hübner,
Dr. Martina Kohlhuber,
Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Pryss,
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Stieglitz,
For decision-makers from the healthcare industry, because here you will find all the answers to your questions, receive impulses and generate new ideas to meet the growing demands of the healthcare market.
For founders and idea generators who want to get things moving and make a difference. Because not only is the most important and latest news from the industry on the program here, you will also find like-minded people and supporters.
For innovators from medical technology companies, because here you can find out which technologies will be relevant tomorrow and how you can translate trends into market success at an early stage.
For investors, business leaders, and thought leaders— because here you can discover future technologies, meet high-potential startups, and gain early insight into where global healthcare markets are headed.
Hanna Hübner,
Anna Bauer-Mehren,
Pauline Nöldemann,
Linus Yman/seleon GmbH,
The MedtecSUMMIT brings together experts from the fields of medical technology, clinical research, and policy in a highly focused and constructive manner. What makes it special is the opportunity to experience current advances in research and development firsthand and to discuss them across disciplines—from innovation to real-world implementation.
PD Dr. rer. nat. Hanna Hübner
Erlangen University Hospital, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
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