WIN SOURCE will exhibit at embedded world North America 2026, taking place September 22–24, 2026, at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California. Visit us at Booth 5622.

embedded world North America is a premier trade show and conference for North America’s embedded technology community. It brings together design engineers, system architects, firmware developers, and product leaders to explore the technologies, development tools, and engineering practices driving the next generation of embedded products.

This year’s conference will cover hardware and board-level engineering, connectivity and IoT, embedded operating systems, systems and software engineering, safety and compliance, SoC and silicon design, embedded AI, and human-machine interfaces. Keynote presentations will also examine autonomous and agentic systems, Physical AI, and the growing role of artificial intelligence in real-world devices and applications.

WIN SOURCE Showcase Highlights

• Hardware and Board-Level Design

Embedded hardware development spans processors, memory, power management, signal integrity, and board bring-up. At Booth 5622, WIN SOURCE will focus on the mixed-component requirements typical of embedded platforms and explain how available inventory can simplify fragmented procurement while supporting a smoother transition from design and prototyping to production planning.

• Edge AI and Embedded Vision

Edge AI acceleration, AI inference, intelligent sensing, and embedded vision are major areas of focus at this year’s event. As computing platforms evolve rapidly, changes in component availability and lead times can disrupt development schedules. WIN SOURCE will discuss ways to broaden sourcing options and reduce the impact of supply volatility on prototype validation and product iterations.

•  Connectivity and IoT

From wired and wireless connectivity to device platforms and edge-cloud architectures, embedded products commonly pass through prototyping, compatibility testing, and multiple design revisions. WIN SOURCE will highlight how available inventory can support parallel design revisions and low-volume builds, helping engineering teams keep validation on schedule.

• Security and Long-Term Maintenance

Security and compliance requirements often extend across the entire embedded product lifecycle, while changes to critical components can trigger revalidation or hardware redesign. Drawing on experience with EOL, legacy, and hard-to-find parts, WIN SOURCE will discuss proactive lifecycle planning that can reduce the impact of component obsolescence on ongoing maintenance and product longevity.

 Lifecycle Support for Embedded Projects

Embedded product development involves much more than component procurement. From system architecture, hardware selection, and firmware debugging to compatibility testing, pilot production, volume production, and long-term maintenance, each stage has different requirements for quantities, lead times, and supply continuity.

As an independent electronic component distributor, WIN SOURCE can draw on available inventory and multiple sourcing channels to respond to the needs of each project stage. Projects in the validation phase may require quick access to small quantities to keep testing on schedule. Teams preparing for volume production need coordinated delivery and consistent supply, while products entering the maintenance phase require early identification of EOL and obsolescence risks.

At Booth 5622, the WIN SOURCE team will discuss component supply strategies tailored to each customer’s development stage and sourcing challenges, helping engineering and purchasing teams reduce delays, redesigns, and project disruption caused by component availability issues.

Event Information

Event: embedded world North America 2026

Location: Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California

Dates: September 22–24, 2026

Booth: 5622

Contact Us

Email: us-service@win-source.net

Website: www.win-source.group | www.win-source.net

WIN SOURCE welcomes embedded systems developers, hardware design engineers, system architects, firmware developers, product leaders, and sourcing and procurement professionals to visit Booth 5622 and discuss electronic component requirements from prototyping through long-term maintenance.