sensor-test.de
Trade fair connecting sensor, measurement and testing technology exhibitors with industrial and research audiences
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About sensor-test.de
SENSOR+TEST is a trade fair focused on sensors, measurement and testing technology. It provides a forum for exhibitors to present products and meet customers, partners and other industry participants.
The event serves manufacturers and users of sensor and measurement technology, including industrial and research organizations. AMA Service GmbH is identified as the organizer.
The company’s registered HQ city is Wunstorf. The event promotes its 2027 edition and publishes forum videos and an innovation magazine.
Product: Organizer of the SENSOR+TEST trade fair and related forums and digital industry content.
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