ipXchange EventsFree live sessions for design engineers
See new chips and boards in action. Live with our engineers, free every month.
Every month our engineers get hands-on with the latest hardware, software and tools for one theme, live, with the companies’ own experts there to answer your questions. See what it takes to get it running, then apply for the boards we give away.
Next live week
Physical AI Week
30 Nov to 4 Dec 2026 · 4pm UK / 11am ET
Sensing, compute and motion for robots and machines.
ipXchange Events 2027For semiconductor, module, software and tools companies
Demo live to 100+ engineers. One company joins each event free.
Every month we run a free online Engineering Week on one theme, built and hosted live by our engineers. On our last full week, 1,144 people signed up, 906 of them from OEMs, and an average of 111 joined each session live to ask the presenters questions. One company joins each event free, with its own session and the leads from the professional engineers who attend it.
Free for one company
Feature your technology on Physical AI Week
- An expected audience of hundreds of professional engineers
- Your own live session, run by our engineers
- A seat on the opening roundtable
- Leads from the professional engineers at your session
The calendar
Choosing parts for a new design? Learn as our engineers build with them.
Every month is a free, educational week on one topic: hands-on courses and webinars run by our engineering team, with experts from the companies behind the technology there to answer your questions. Live at 4pm UK / 11am ET, and every session is recorded.
NOV 2026Next up
Physical AI Week
30 Nov to 4 Dec 2026 · 4pm UK / 11am ET
Sensing, compute and motion for robots and machines.
Robotics SoCs, sensors and motor control
ROS 2, perception and motion-control software
Simulation, debugging and deployment tooling
Who it’s for: Robotics, motion and embedded vision engineers
On demand
Learn from our recent sessions. Free to watch, whenever suits you.
Pick a topic to find the past weeks and courses that cover it, all run by our engineers with experts from the companies behind the technology.
Past Engineering Weeks
A full week on one theme: roundtable, webinars and workshops
Introduction to Practical Edge AI
- Roundtable: solutions to build your edge AI device
- Train and deploy custom ML models on the Arduino UNO Q
- Vibe coding edge AI: building an application with agents
- Low-power edge AI with Infineon PSOC Edge
- Streamlining your edge AI deployment workflow with Infineon
- Edge AI vision with Geti, OpenVINO and Ultralytics YOLO26
- App Lab: running ML on the Arduino UNO Q
Additional resources
More webinars and workshops from our engineers, on topics beyond the weeks.
Industrial vision: deploying with Arduino and Qualcomm
Watch now →
Deploying AI facial recognition: NovaEyeD on STM32N6
Watch now →
Simplifying physical AI: building with Avocado OS on i.MX
Watch now →
Industrial edge AI: rightsizing hardware for multi-model vision and SLMs
Watch now →
No one-off webinars on this topic yet. Join and we’ll invite you when one is on.
Have technology to feature?
Put it in front of the engineers who join.
Each week features a handful of technology companies, with our engineers building on their hardware and software live. One company joins each event free with the Spotlight place.
Free hardware
We give hardware away every month. Tell us what you’re building.
Every month we send dev boards and kits from our sessions to engineers with upcoming projects. Join a week, tell us about your project, and we’ll match you to the hardware that fits it.
Join and tell us your project
What you’re designing, and roughly when.
We match boards to projects
Every month, from the companies in our sessions.
We send it to you
Build along with the sessions, live or on demand.
Questions about free hardware
Is it optional?
Yes. You can join any session without asking for hardware. The project questions only matter if you want a board.
How do you choose?
We match each board to the projects it fits best, with priority for engineers working on real designs. The more you tell us about your project, the better your chances.
What hardware is there?
Boards and kits from the companies presenting that month, so what’s available changes with each theme.
More than one project?
Tell us about each one in the form. We review every request.
Companies we work with
Join free
Join any Engineering Week free. Sign up once, pick your weeks.
Every course is free to join, live or on demand. Pick one week or all of them and we’ll send you the joining links before each session.
- Live roundtables with the companies building in each space
- Webinars and hands-on workshops run by our engineers
- Free hardware for engineers with upcoming projects
- Every session recorded, on demand
LiveipXchange Live
Catch the latest from the big tradeshows. Without travelling there.
Separate from the monthly Engineering Weeks, we broadcast full days from CES, Embedded World, our London studio and Silicon Valley. We feature the new technology launching at each show, with live demos, roundtables and your questions answered, and we give hardware away during every stream.
Next stream
6 to 7 January 2027 · Las Vegas
CES
Live from a suite during CES week, with the companies launching new hardware.
Hardware giveaways liveJoin the stream16 March 2027 · Nuremberg
Embedded World
A full day from the biggest embedded show of the year.
Hardware giveaways liveJoin the stream9 June 2027 · London
London Studio
A studio day of roundtables and live demos from London.
Hardware giveaways liveJoin the stream13 September 2027 · California
Silicon Valley
Live from the Valley, alongside AI Data Centre Infrastructure Week.
Hardware giveaways liveJoin the streamCES® is a registered trademark of the Consumer Technology Association. ipXchange livestreams are independently produced and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the events named.
FAQ
Questions engineers ask
Is it free?
Yes. Every live session and every recording is free to join.
What time are the sessions?
Live sessions run at 4pm UK / 11am ET. From January 2027, live weeks run in the second week of each month.
What if I can’t make it live?
Sign up anyway. Every session is recorded and free to watch on demand.
Do I need any hardware?
No. You can watch and ask questions without any hardware. If you want to build along, apply for the dev boards we give away each month.
What do the weeks cover?
Each week covers the hardware, software and tools behind one theme: the chips, boards and modules, the SDKs, models and software stacks that run on them, and the tools you build, debug and test with.
Do you give away hardware?
Yes. Every month we send dev boards and kits from our sessions to engineers with upcoming projects. Join a week and tell us what you’re building to be considered. We can’t send hardware to everyone who asks, so the more detail you give, the better.
Who runs the sessions?
The ipXchange engineering team, with experts from the companies whose technology is featured that week.
What happens to my details?
We use them to send you the sessions that fit your project. By signing up you agree to receive communications from ipXchange and its partners, and you can unsubscribe any time.
Can’t find the answer? Email info@ipxchange.tech.
Crossing the chasm
Edge AI is crossing the chasm. Help your customers cross with you.
The early adopters have tried edge AI. The next wave is the early majority: teams with products already in the market, moving to AI in their next design. They’re pragmatic and they don’t buy from a datasheet. Before they design you in, engineers have to know you, understand you, trust you and evaluate you. That’s what an Engineering Week does.
Know you
Engineers can’t design in what they’ve never heard of. A week puts your name in front of hundreds of professional engineers working on that theme.
Understand you
Our engineers explain what your technology does and where it fits, in their own words, in live webinars built for the theme.
Trust you
Engineers trust other engineers. They see it running, hands-on, with your spokesperson answering their questions live.
Evaluate you
Boards, recordings and follow-up sessions let them try it on their own project, and tell you when they’re ready to talk.
We chose to work with TKO because we wanted a one stop shop/agency that could work as an extension of our marketing team, be able to do the more regular tasks as well as the innovative ones that would help set us apart. Above all there had to be chemistry between both teams. We love working with TKO, great team of human beings.”
Who you’ll reach
The engineers who design in, specify and sign off the technology you sell.
combined audience across our newsletter, YouTube, LinkedIn and site. Many people follow us in more than one place, so the channel figures add up to more.
Newsletter 17,000+ · 35% open rateof members design, specify or sign off technology
are decision makers
countries. 56% Europe, 18% North America, 16% Asia-Pacific
major OEMs, from Bosch and Siemens to BAE Systems
Case study: a leading semiconductor company
23M+ dollars in design opportunities, in three months
Hands-on videos, newsletter sends, webinars and workshops for a new single-board computer. The partner has extended the programme into 2027.
- 1,869session registrants
- 1,080professional engineers
- 370qualified leads with a stated application
- 95commercial opportunities passed to sales
Source: ipXchange Media Kit 2027. Job figures are of professional members who gave a job title.
Proof from a past week
Want your technology in front of edge AI engineers? Here’s what one week delivered.
Introduction to Practical Edge AI Week, July 2026: five technology companies and seven sessions built and hosted live by our engineers, with 777 live attendances across the week.
Featured workshop
Hands-On App Lab for Edge AI: Running ML on the Arduino UNO Q
Our engineers took engineers from a trained model to a running application on the UNO Q, live, with Arduino’s experts answering questions alongside.
How the week ran
Tue 14 Jul
Hands-On Edge AI on UNO Q: How to Train and Deploy Custom ML ModelsWebinar and workshop131 live667 registeredThe Engineer’s Guide to Vibe Coding Edge AI: Building an Application with AgentsFollow-on webinar85 live655 registeredSign-ups included engineers and technical staff at
They’re doing things that we don’t have the time or the skill to do, and it’s awesome to have a partner like this.”
How we count
- Registration
- One person signing up for one session.
- Qualified lead
- Someone who comes to us with a potential commercial project, telling us what they’re building, the stage it’s at, expected volumes and when it goes to production.
- Lead
- Anyone who registers for a gated session. Every lead includes name, job title, company and industry, and goes to the partner.
- Live attendance
- Someone who joined a session live. 777 across the 7 sessions above.
- Commercial prospect
- A sign-up working at a large or small to medium OEM, as opposed to researchers, students and hobbyists. 906 on the week above.
What a week does for you
What are you trying to do in 2027? Here’s where we help.
Reach
Reach professional engineers
Every week is promoted to our whole audience: the newsletter, YouTube, LinkedIn and ipxchange.tech. That’s how sessions reach hundreds of engineers at OEMs, startups and integrators.
See who they areA real lead from one of our sessionsDetails redacted
Leads
Find potential customers
Everyone who signs up is a named lead with job title, company and industry. Add your own questions to the form, and our live polls ask more during the session.
Pipeline
Find commercial design opportunities
Forms and polls ask engineers what they’re building, at what stage and at what volume, so your sales team has real projects to follow up.
See what one week deliveredFeature your technology free
Which topics do your buyers care about? Pick one to see its weeks.
One company joins each event free.
Weeks on
Apply for the free place on
Pick a week
Expected audience: hundreds of professional engineers
One free place per week, chosen by our team. If you’re not picked, you get first refusal on the other places that week.
In an industry often characterized by predictable content, TKO’s ipXchange platform possesses a unique ability to produce videos that offer a truly refreshing and engaging perspective. When faced with an urgent need for a tradeshow video, the ipXchange team exceeded all expectations.”
ipXchange Live
At CES or Embedded World? Reach the engineers who can’t be there.
Your spokesperson brings your demo to our live broadcast from the show. Engineers around the world watch, ask questions and sign up. Sponsored places get every lead from the day, plus a main ipXchange video filmed at your booth and four shorts to use long after the show. We give hardware away live through the day and expect 200+ leads per broadcast day. One company joins each stream free.
6 to 7 January 2027 · Las Vegas
CES
Show your launch to the engineers who couldn’t make it to Las Vegas.
Apply for the free place16 March 2027 · Nuremberg
Embedded World
Take your booth demo to engineers worldwide, live from the biggest embedded show of the year.
Apply for the free place9 June 2027 · London
London Studio
A calmer studio slot to demo your technology properly, broadcast from London.
Apply for the free place13 September 2027 · California
Silicon Valley
Put your demo in front of engineers live from the Valley, alongside AI Data Centre Infrastructure Week.
Apply for the free place
Running your own event?
We’ll plan, produce and host a whole livestream day around it.
Your tech day, IoT day or developer conference has more engineers who can’t make it than who can. We broadcast a full day around it with the spokespeople who were in the room: roundtables, demos and live Q&A, promoted to our audience. Every engineer who signs up is a lead for you.
- Planthe run of show with your team
- Produceit with our studio crew and engineers
- Hostit live with your spokespeople
- Hand overevery lead and the recordings
Case study: Edge Impulse, Imagine Innovators, Amsterdam
Filming with TKO’s ipXchange team is always a fantastic experience! They are pros at quickly understanding complex tech and presenting it clearly and engagingly. Seamless process, great results. Highly recommend!”
CES® is a registered trademark of the Consumer Technology Association. ipXchange livestreams are independently produced and are not affiliated with or endorsed by the events named.
Beyond the week: PR
Get into the publications your buyers read. With Ingenious Machines, our PR team.
ipXchange is an engineering community by TKO Marketing Consultants. Our PR team, Ingenious Machines, takes your news to the editors writing for your target verticals, from industrial automation to automotive and medical, and books you one-to-one briefings with them. One last-minute announcement we ran picked up 19 pieces of coverage.
It matters for AI search too. When engineers ask AI tools for a recommendation, the answers lean on coverage in trusted publications.
Recent coverage for our clients
23 Sep 2026 · News featureWith the new VENTUNO Q board, Arduino hopes to make robotics development easierRead the piece ↗
29 Sep 2026 · Feature articleArduino VENTUNO Q: Physical AI for All, Including You!Read the piece ↗
24 Jul 2026 · Editor featureEdge AI Is Bringing Medical Devices Closer to the PatientRead the piece ↗
25 Aug 2026 · Editor featureWhy the Edge Is Where the Action Is in High-Performance Embedded ComputingRead the piece ↗
22 Jun 2026 · Q&A interviewNanoscale sensors could help solve robotics’ tactile sensing challengeRead the piece ↗
16 Jul 2026 · Video interviewEmbedded Insiders: Update on Arduino’s transition into QualcommRead the piece ↗
23 Aug 2026 · Editor featureIngenious Machines: Getting Exclusive Insights into Intelligent Edge ImplementationRead the piece ↗
9 Sep 2026 · Product announcementThe Arduino VENTUNO Q board takes physical AI from prototype towards productionRead the piece ↗We also brief editors at
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Companies we work with
Apply
Apply to feature your technology free. We pick one company for each event.
Tell us which week fits your technology and what you would show.
- What you get: an expected audience of hundreds of professional engineers, your own live session run by our engineers, a seat on the opening roundtable and the leads from the professional engineers who attend your session.
- How we choose: the best fit for the event’s theme, hardware engineers can get hold of, and a spokesperson and demo ready.
- When you hear: applications close three weeks before each event, and we reply to every applicant.
- Not selected? You get first refusal on the other partner places for that week.
One free Spotlight place for each event, chosen by the ipXchange team. Applications close three weeks before each event. By applying, you agree to hear from ipXchange about the weeks you choose.
How places work
Try one event free. Then reach professional engineers all year.
Your next customers are engineers working on real designs. The free place gives one company per event a real taste of reaching them through us. Sponsored places get the full package, from the session to every lead the event brings in.
- Your own live session, run by our engineers
- A seat on the opening roundtable
- Leads from the professional engineers who attend your session
- Nothing to sign afterwards
- Your own live session and a seat on the roundtable
- A board request campaign that puts your hardware with engineers on real projects
- Every lead from the whole week, across every session
- Your session recordings to use afterwards
- A plan across the year, built around the weeks that fit your roadmap
On livestream days, sponsored places also get a main ipXchange video or demo filmed at your booth, plus four shorts.
Most companies try one event first, see the engineers and the leads it brings them, then plan their year around the weeks and shows that fit their launches. That way your technology is in front of the professional engineers designing products every time it matters to you.
FAQ
Questions partners ask
Is the Spotlight place really free?
Yes. One company joins each event free, with nothing to sign afterwards. It’s a taster: your own live session, a roundtable seat and the leads from the professional engineers who attend your session.
How do you choose?
We pick the best fit for the week: how relevant your technology is to the theme, whether engineers can get hold of the hardware, and whether you have a spokesperson and a demo ready.
What if we are not selected?
You get first refusal on the other partner places for that week, before they go on general release.
Can we apply for more than one week?
Yes. Apply for every week that fits. Engineers come back as their projects move, so companies in related themes through the year meet the same engineers at evaluation and again at design-in.
What counts as a lead?
Anyone who registers for a gated session. Every lead includes name, job title, company and industry.
Can we ask our own questions?
Yes. Add questions to the registration form, and we run live polls during your session on application, project stage and volume.
Who runs the sessions?
The ipXchange engineering team. Our engineers host, follow your expert hands-on and take questions live alongside your spokesperson.
What do we need to provide?
A spokesperson and a demo where it helps. We build the presentation flow, messaging and landing page with you.
Can we target a region?
Weeks are promoted worldwide. Targeting specific companies or countries is available on request.
Can’t find the answer? Email info@ipxchange.tech.
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