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Meet the GSAS Team at electronica India 2026, Stall H3.I45

GSAS Engineering · · 3 min read

electronica India 2026 runs from 16 to 18 September 2026 at BIEC, Bengaluru. GSAS is at Hall 3, Stall H3.I45 for all three days.

Most trade-fair posts tell you what is on the stand. The more useful thing to know is who is standing behind it, because the reason to walk into Hall 3 is a conversation you cannot have with a datasheet.

Who is on the floor

The GSAS team at the stand spans application engineering and sales, and they are there for all three days rather than rotating through. That matters for the kind of question that does not have a one-line answer: which probe suits the trace your SoC actually exposes, whether a production programming setup will survive your line’s throughput, what an edge AI model costs you in RAM on the part you have already chosen.

These are the people who go on to do the bring-up with you, not a separate demo crew. We introduced the team on LinkedIn ahead of the show.

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Meet the GSAS team at electronica India 2026

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What is running on the stand

The demonstrations are built to be poked at rather than watched:

  • SEGGER embOS with SystemView streaming scheduling, interrupt timing and CPU load in real time over J-Link RTT. Real-time behaviour you can see moving on the screen.
  • SEGGER J-Link PRO for Cortex-M, Cortex-R and RISC-V debug, and SEGGER Flasher for standalone and gang production programming, with a GSAS-built line dashboard prototype.
  • An Arm Ethos-U edge AI showcase, which is the practical end of the on-device inference direction Arm set out this month.

The full demonstration list and the free visitor registration link are on the event page.

Coming with a problem is better than coming with a checklist

The stand conversations worth having are the specific ones. If you are stuck on an intermittent fault that only appears at speed, a toolchain that will not reproduce in CI, or a board that passes DRC and fails at integration, bring it. Three days of floor time is a lot of engineering attention in one building, and it is free.

If you would rather lock in a slot than take your chances, book a meeting at the booth, or ask an engineer a question before you come.

See you at Hall 3, Stall H3.I45.

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