VDE ITG and Rohde & Schwarz Workshop: Model. Measure. Connect.

VDE ITG and Rohde & Schwarz Workshop: Model. Measure. Connect.

Live event "Electromagnetic Antenna Design for Resilient Secure Future Networks" at Rohde & Schwarz in Munich

Join the VDE ITG (Informationstechnische Gesellschaft) for a crucial workshop dedicated to shaping the future of secure, resilient connectivity. In an era defined by demanding applications, growing security threats, and the proliferation of connected devices, forward-looking antenna concepts are essential for next-generation networks — including phased array antennas, IoT textile, navigation, automotive, satellites and wearable solutions to ultra-lightweight, large-area reflectors.

Are you ready to address the technological challenges of future networks?

This ITG Workshop is designed to provide comprehensive insights from model to deployment with special focus on the integration of electromagnetic modeling, prototyping, and measurement to shorten development cycles and create highly realistic models.

This is your opportunity to connect with leading experts, engage with the latest research, and understand how to transform design efforts into efficient antenna solutions.

Don't miss out on exploring the foundational technology for resilient, secure next-generation networks!

Register now to join the ITG Workshop: Model. Measure. Connect. and ensure you are at the forefront of Electromagnetic Antenna Design for Resilient Secure Future Networks.

Presentations / Speakers

Advanced beamforming capabilities enabled by Multi-Mode Multi-Port (M³PA) Arrays
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dirk Manteuffel, University of Hannover

Enabling Low-Cost Satcom Terminals: A mmWave Phased-Array Design Using EnSilica Ka/Ku-Band Beamforming ICs
Ph.D. Jia Ni, Ensilica

Mastering EM Simulation in the THz Regime: Fast & Reliable Tips for RF Engineers
Alexander Shalaby, Ansys

Antenna Digital Twins: Bridging Real Measurements and EM Simulation
Dr.-Ing. Marta Martinez, IMST

Material Characterization and Effective Material Simulation of Conductive Knitted Fabrics for Textile Electronics
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Susanne Hipp, OTH Regensburg

Mobile Radio Exposure Modelling Using Digital Twins
Lisa Marie Schilling, TU Ilmenau

Mobile Antenna Systems for Resilent Data Transmission and Sensors
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stefan Lindenmeier, University of German Armed Forces

ARRAY: Purpose-built software for phased arrays, 5G/6G base stations, and AESA radar systems
Ph.D. Cecila Cappellin, Ticra

Hyper-realistic JCAS/ISAC simulations and measurements for drone detection and communications
Dr.-Ing. Corbett Rowell, R&S

Safely Navigating Unfriendly Skies: Accurate Prediction of Jamming Influence on Aviation Satellite Navigation Systems
V. Tripathi, Dr.-Ing. S. Caizzone, DLR

Modelling and Verification of (Very) Large Deployable Mesh-Based Reflectors for Various Applications
Dr.-Ing. Stefan Bedrich, HPS