New Technology for Reliable Testing at Testers’ Day 2026
On October 1, test engineers, test specialists and suppliers working with ADAS and automated driving will gather in Gothenburg for Testers’ Day 2026. During this full-day event, participants will discover the latest developments in both software and hardware – and see how the interaction between them enables reliable testing.
At Testers’ Day, digital tools meet practical solutions – from updated software for data collection, analysis and simulation to installations and mounting solutions in and on test vehicles.
The development of ADAS and automated driving is moving rapidly. New and updated software provides vehicles with increasingly advanced functions, while the demands on testing and verification continue to grow. However, reliable results cannot be achieved through software alone. Sensors, measurement equipment and other components must also be correctly installed, mounted and calibrated for the entire testing chain to function properly.
At Testers’ Day, digital tools meet practical solutions – from updated software for data collection, analysis and simulation to installations and mounting solutions in and on test vehicles. Combining these elements creates the conditions for stable measurements, comparable results and testing that can be trusted.
Even the most advanced software depends on the quality of the information being collected. An incorrectly positioned sensor or an installation that affects the measurement can have consequences throughout the entire analysis chain. Similarly, well-executed hardware integration requires the right software support to collect, synchronize and evaluate data. For the test engineer, the complete picture is essential.
Throughout the day, presentations will be combined with demonstrations and workshops. Participants will gain an overview of the latest technology, explore practical solutions and discuss their own challenges with presenters, exhibitors, demonstration partners and other specialists.
The full conference programme will be announced next week. This will also include the presentation of this year’s keynote speakers and their perspectives on developments in ADAS, automated driving and the testing environments of the future.
Participation is free of charge, but the number of places is limited. Do not wait for the full programme to be announced – register now to secure your place.