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KENOTOM visited the Greek Space Tech Forum 2026 in Athens, where discussions reflected Greece’s decisive shift from participation in the space sector to the development of operational capabilities with national, industrial, and technological impact. The event brought together ESA, EUSPA, the Hellenic Space Center, Greek industry, startups, and public authorities, covering Earth Observation, CubeSat missions, secure connectivity, dual-use innovation, climate and maritime resilience, AI-enabled data infrastructure, and the scaling of the Greek space economy.

The forum highlighted the growing role of space as strategic infrastructure for Greece, connected to resilience, industrial opportunity, and data sovereignty. KENOTOM’s visit provided an opportunity to follow the developments shaping the country’s space ecosystem and the role of advanced engineering in building reliable, real-world systems for demanding technological environments.

A recent article by Kathimerini explores how Thessaloniki is gaining visibility in the global automotive technology landscape, with local companies and research organizations contributing to the next generation of mobility solutions.

The article highlights the growing importance of software and specialized engineering in the automotive sector, referring to areas such as e-mobility, electric motors, power converters, battery management systems, functional safety, testing processes, and hardware-in-the-loop environments.

KENOTOM is mentioned as part of this technology-driven ecosystem, contributing to advanced software and embedded systems solutions for the mobility industry.

As automotive development becomes increasingly software-defined, the article points to Thessaloniki’s role in supporting technologies that are designed, tested, and validated locally, but applied in vehicles and mobility systems internationally.

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Η καρδιά του «ελληνικού Ντιτρόιτ» χτυπά στη Θεσσαλονίκη | Η ΚΑΘΗΜΕΡΙΝΗ

KENOTOM participated as an exhibitor at Automotive Testing Expo Europe 2026, held in Stuttgart, Germany, from June 23 to 25, as part of the new Vehicle Tech Week.

In an industry where software complexity continues to increase, testing and validation are no longer final steps in the development process. They are essential engineering disciplines that shape reliability, safety, and performance from the earliest stages of development.

During the exhibition, our team presented KENOTOM’s engineering expertise in XiL testing, test automation frameworks, and embedded software validation for safety-critical ECUs. With strong experience in MiL, SiL, and HiL environments, as well as ECU testing and validation, KENOTOM continues to support the development of reliable, high-quality automotive software solutions.

The discussions in Stuttgart reflected the growing need for structured validation strategies, scalable test automation, and engineering teams that can understand both the software and the system behind it. For KENOTOM, this is where meaningful testing begins: not only in executing tests, but in understanding what needs to be validated, why it matters, and how it contributes to safer automotive systems.

Our presence at Automotive Testing Expo Europe 2026 was an opportunity to share this perspective, exchange technical insights, and remain closely connected to the developments shaping automotive testing and validation.

KENOTOM participated as an exhibitor at Automotive Engineering Exposition 2026 NAGOYA, one of Japan’s leading automotive technology events, held at Aichi Sky Expo from June 17 to 19, 2026.

Returning as exhibitors for the second time, KENOTOM continued to strengthen its presence in the Japanese automotive market through focused industry discussions and new connections. During the three-day exhibition, the team met automotive professionals, technology leaders, and innovation-driven organizations from Japan and abroad.

The event provided an opportunity to exchange insights on ePowertrain systems and embedded software, CI/CD pipelines and test automation, European automotive regulations and standards compliance, as well as best practices in automotive E/E development.

KENOTOM visited Advanced Maritime Technology 2026 in Amsterdam, an event focused on innovation and technological developments across the maritime industry.

The visit provided the KENOTOM team with the opportunity to explore new technologies, connect with innovators, and follow the ideas driving transformation in the sector. Discussions and insights from the event helped broaden the team’s perspective on the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of maritime technology.

KENOTOM visited Industrial Vehicle Technology Expo 2026 in Cologne, a key meeting point for industrial and off-highway vehicle technology.

The event focused on electrification, automation, machine control, smart systems, and next-generation engineering solutions. These areas connect closely with KENOTOM’s work in embedded software, ECU development, electronics design, functional safety, and MiL/SiL/HiL test automation.

The visit offered a valuable opportunity to follow the technologies shaping safer, smarter, and more efficient industrial vehicles.

KENOTOM visited Posidonia 2026 in Athens, one of the leading international exhibitions for the shipping and maritime sector.

The event brought together maritime professionals, shipowners, technology providers, and industry organizations, offering a comprehensive view of developments across the global shipping ecosystem. The visit provided the KENOTOM team with insights into maritime technology trends, digitalization, automation, and the engineering challenges shaping the future of the sector.

KENOTOM participated in SmallSat Europe 2026, held at RAI Amsterdam, joining a focused European forum where industry executives, investors, policymakers, companies, and technology providers exchanged views on Europe’s commercial small satellite ecosystem.

SmallSat Europe highlighted the growing importance of modular subsystems, cost-effective satellite architectures, reliability, and scalable technologies for LEO missions. These themes are closely connected to KENOTOM’s engineering background and to the increasing need for dependable embedded systems in space applications.

KENOTOM is an embedded systems engineering solutions provider for high-quality, high-reliability, process-driven, and mission-critical embedded systems, transferring automotive-grade embedded software and electronics COTS, power-control, validation, and safety processes into space applications.

During the event, KENOTOM representatives had the opportunity to follow current priorities and emerging requirements within the small satellite value chain, with particular attention to reliability, verification, integration, and operational readiness.

KENOTOM’s participation in SmallSat Europe 2026 reflects its continued engagement with high-technology sectors where embedded engineering, dependable systems, and structured development processes are essential for future applications.

KENOTOM visited BUS2BUS 2026 in Berlin, a key industry event focused on the future of public transport and mobility systems. The exhibition provided insights into the transition from electrification to smart transport solutions, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and integrated technologies shaping next-generation mobility.

Through discussions and on-site exploration, the team gained a closer understanding of the systems driving this transformation, including advancements in embedded technologies, digitalization, and intelligent transport infrastructures. The event served as a valuable opportunity to follow current developments and exchange perspectives with stakeholders across the mobility ecosystem.