The International Invention and Innovation Exhibition iENA is set to take place from November 1st to November 3rd, 2025, in Nuremberg, Germany. This event, celebrating its 75th anniversary, promises to be a platform for showcasing ideas, inventions, and new products. The exhibition area is expected to cover a significant space, providing ample room for exhibitors to present their innovations.

Exhibitors at the iENA can present their ideas, prototypes, or even finished products in search of manufacturers, distributors, or patent holders. With over 75 years of history, the iENA has established itself as a key venue for inventors and companies looking to network and market their products. The event is open to free inventors, international associations in the field of invention, as well as companies, handicraft businesses, universities, and research institutions.

In addition to the exhibition area, the event will also feature an Innovationskongress (Innovation Congress) aimed at entrepreneurs, developers, creatives, and curious individuals who wish to challenge conventional thinking. This congress will provide a platform for discussions and presentations on innovative ideas and technologies.

For those interested in hands-on activities and creative technology demonstrations, the Hack & Make Kreativ- und Technikmesse (Creative and Technology Messe) will offer a unique experience. Attendees can expect a diverse range of activities where they can see innovative projects come to life. From tech enthusiasts with maker experience to curious students and adults eager to learn about the inner workings of technology devices, this event caters to all.

Journalists looking for press information can find comprehensive press releases and supporting materials here. The event also offers a calendar for storing important dates and information about partners involved in the exhibition.

The iENA is organized by AFAG Messen und Ausstellungen GmbH. For more details on how to participate or attend the event, visit their website or contact them directly.