November 10–13, 2026 | Messe München | Hall C5, Booth 331

At electronica 2026, Forlinx Embedded is showing how three NXP i.MX platforms fit different embedded designs. Visitors can see a camera feed analyzed locally, try an EV charger touchscreen and examine a system-on-module for a new edge AI device. Each stop offers a starting point for a design conversation, whether the project begins with a camera, a display or a custom carrier board.

The exhibits show how Forlinx builds on NXP silicon with its own modules, development hardware and application software. That combination lets engineering teams look beyond the processor and ask how cameras, displays and software will fit into the product they are building.

Understand a Live Camera Feed with i.MX9596 and ARA240

Step into view and try a simple action, such as taking a drink. The i.MX9596 first detects a person in the camera feed. Selected frames then go to the ARA240 accelerator for a second stage that can describe clothing or recognize an action. Both stages run locally. Ask the booth team to show the detection box and the resulting description from the same run.

For teams designing an industrial vision terminal, the demo illustrates how to split a camera workload. The first stage locates a person. The second analyzes selected images in more detail. If you are evaluating a similar design, bring the camera configuration, the actions or attributes you want to detect, and how quickly the device needs to respond.

Evaluate the i.MX952 SoM for a New Edge Device

The Forlinx FET-MX952-C system-on-module is on display for teams choosing a platform for an edge AI product. It brings together application processing, on-device AI acceleration and hardware video processing. For a camera-based terminal, the module is a starting point for designing the carrier board and evaluating the camera, model and video workload together.

Bring the camera interfaces, model and target frame rate you expect to use. Those details help determine what to test on the module and whether the design should evaluate additional acceleration.

Bring Your Design to Booth 331

Visit Forlinx in Hall C5 to see the demonstrations and discuss your next design with the team. If you already have a camera, display or interface requirement, bring it along so the conversation can start with your application.

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