ZEISS will showcase its solutions in quality assurance, microscopy and semiconductor technology at Hannover Messe 2026 (20–24 April 2026, Hall 17 | Booth E04), aimed at enabling industrial companies to make their manufacturing processes more precise, efficient and sustainable.
As a global provider of industrial metrology and microscopy solutions, ZEISS supports companies in controlling complex production processes, automating applications to improve efficiency, and ensuring reliable quality inspection at every stage of production. At the event, the company will demonstrate how advancements in automation, digitalization and artificial intelligence contribute to more efficient industrial value chains and support sustainable production strategies.
“Industrial companies today are under enormous pressure to innovate and improve efficiency. Precise data, intelligent automation and AI-supported analytics are crucial to meeting these challenges,” says Dr. Marc Wawerla, Member of the Executive Board of the ZEISS Group and Head of ZEISS Industrial Quality & Research. “Modern metrology and connected quality data help companies bring innovation into industrial application faster.”
One focus is on the measurement and use of highly precise quality data throughout the entire product life cycle. These data form the basis for automated quality processes, digital twins and efficient production control. At the same time, ZEISS will show how AI-based analytics can evaluate large volumes of data from development and production processes, unlocking new potential for process optimization and greater efficiency.
In addition to solutions for industrial metrology, ZEISS will also demonstrate technologies at the trade fair that enable advances in semiconductor manufacturing, research institutions and other industrial applications. In doing so, the company underscores its role as an innovative technology leader and partner for key future topics in global industry.
At Hannover Messe, ZEISS will present solutions and application examples for mechanical engineering, automotive & NEV, the electronics industry, as well as aerospace and BioScience.
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