Taoglas, a leading provider of RF and antenna technologies, will participate in electronica 2026 in Munich, Germany, from November 10–13. At Hall C2, Booth 516, attendees can discover the company’s newest RF, antenna, and wireless connectivity solutions, developed to help engineers speed up product development, enhance wireless performance, and minimize integration challenges.Log in for more personalized help with writing, rewriting, and translation.
As connected devices and infrastructure become increasingly complex, engineers are being challenged to integrate cellular, Wi-Fi, GNSS and emerging wireless technologies into smaller form factors while maintaining reliable performance in demanding operating environments. At electronica 2026, Taoglas experts will be available to discuss the RF design, integration and performance challenges involved in building reliable, connected systems.
“Engineers are being asked to deliver more wireless capability in less space while meeting increasingly demanding performance requirements,” said Baha Badran, Global Head of Engineering, Taoglas. “At electronica 2026, we’ll be demonstrating how our antenna, RF and connectivity solutions help customers solve these challenges faster and with greater confidence, from concept and design through testing and deployment.”
Visitors to the Taoglas booth can discuss the company’s latest product developments and explore a range of RF and connectivity topics, including:
- Integrating cellular, Wi-Fi and GNSS connectivity in space-constrained, mobile and outdoor applications.
- Improving GNSS resilience and positioning continuity in demanding mobile, industrial, and critical infrastructure environments.
- Reducing design risk through antenna selection, RF optimization, multi-radio coexistence strategies, testing, and certification readiness.
- Solving connectivity challenges across transportation, industrial, utility, and connected infrastructure deployments.
- Taoglas’ expanding mission-critical connectivity capabilities for public safety and critical infrastructure applications, supporting customers as communications networks and connected fleets evolve.
- The AntennaXpert ecosystem, including the AI-driven Antenna Product Recommendation Engine, enables engineers to move from initial design requirements to a validated antenna shortlist in minutes, helping accelerate antenna selection and design cycles.
Alongside these topics, the Taoglas team will be available to discuss broader antenna, RF and wireless connectivity requirements, helping OEMs and system integrators improve system performance, reduce development complexity and bring reliable, connected products to market faster.
