• Future Radio Exhibition (2nd Edition) is set to take place from 2–3 December 2024 at the Jeanne Hersch space within the International Conference Centre Geneva (CICG), Switzerland.
  • The exhibition offers participants a platform to showcase the latest advancements in radio technology to a wide audience, including seminar attendees and the public.

What happened

Future Radio Exhibition (2nd Edition) will take place on 2–3 December 2024 at the Jeanne Hersch space in the International Conference Centre Geneva (CICG), Switzerland. It runs alongside the World Radiocommunication Seminar 2024 (WRS-24), which hosts Plenary Sessions at the same venue. While separate from WRS-24, exhibitors can attend its sessions with prior registration. The exhibition provides a platform for showcasing cutting-edge innovations in radio technology to a diverse audience. Participants include seminar attendees and the public, ensuring maximum visibility. With WRS-24 expected to attract global leaders and experts from ministries, regulatory bodies, and industries such as satellite, terrestrial, and mobile communications, exhibitors have a unique chance to connect with key decision-makers. This event highlights innovation in radiocommunication and creates opportunities for collaboration between stakeholders, ensuring that attendees can engage with cutting-edge solutions and industry leaders.

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Why it is important

The Future Radio Exhibition (2nd Edition) is a key platform for showcasing advancements in radiocommunication technologies, vital for global connectivity and innovation. Held alongside WRS-24, it attracts an influential audience, including regulatory experts, industry leaders, and policymakers from satellite, terrestrial, and mobile sectors. The event provides a space for collaboration, where ideas and innovations can address critical challenges such as spectrum management and next-generation networks. Exhibitors can demonstrate cutting-edge solutions, influencing future communication technologies and policies.

The exhibition also raises public awareness about the profound impact of radio technologies on everyday life. Specifically, from enabling smart cities to improving disaster response systems, these advancements are integral to sustainable development. Furthermore, by connecting innovators with decision-makers, the event fosters progress in building a resilient, inclusive, and future-ready communication infrastructure. As a result, this collaboration not only accelerates innovation but also ensures that radiocommunication continues to drive societal and economic growth on a global scale. Consequently, the exhibition plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of communication technologies.