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GSAS at electronica India 2026
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electronica India 2026: 16-18 September 2026, BIEC, Bengaluru Visit GSAS at Stall H3.I45 Featured: SEGGER J-Link, embOS + SystemView, and Flasher, plus an Arm Ethos-U edge-AI showcase
GSAS Micro Systems is exhibiting at electronica India 2026, India’s leading electronic-components and embedded-systems trade fair, at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (BIEC), Bengaluru. Find us at Stall H3.I45 across all three days for live demos of the debug, RTOS, and production-programming tools Indian embedded teams use to ship products, with SEGGER front and centre.
Visitor registration is free through the official electronica India site, use the Register Free as a Visitor button below. To lock in time with a GSAS application engineer at the booth, use Book a Meeting at Our Booth.
Who you will meet at the stand
The team on the stand spans application engineering and sales, and they are there across all three days rather than rotating through. They are also the people who do the bring-up afterwards, so a question asked at the stand does not have to be asked again later. GSAS introduced the team on LinkedIn ahead of the show.
What GSAS is demonstrating at Stall H3.I45
As an authorized SEGGER engineering partner in India, GSAS is running booth-ready demos across the SEGGER toolchain, alongside an Arm edge-AI showcase and the wider GSAS portfolio.
SEGGER embOS + SystemView, real-time behaviour you can watch
A live SEGGER embOS application (a coffee-machine appliance prototype on embOS + emPower) with SEGGER SystemView streaming its scheduling, ISR timing, and CPU load in real time over J-Link RTT. It turns “real-time” into something you can see on the booth screen, task switches, interrupts, and CPU load as the appliance runs.
J-Link debug and Flasher production programming
- SEGGER J-Link PRO: the Ethernet-streaming debug probe for distributed Cortex-M / Cortex-R / RISC-V teams.
- SEGGER Flasher: standalone and gang production programming for the manufacturing line, with a GSAS-built web dashboard prototype for line operators (batch control, pass/fail, per-unit serial and CRC traceability).
- SEGGER Embedded Studio: the cross-platform C/C++ IDE for the full SEGGER workflow.
Arm Ethos-U edge-AI
An Arm Ethos-U microNPU demo running on-device inference, showing how edge-AI workloads pair with the SEGGER debug-and-trace flow for embedded machine-learning development in India.
Plan your visit
| What | Detail |
|---|---|
| Dates | 16-18 September 2026 |
| Venue | BIEC (Bangalore International Exhibition Centre), Bengaluru |
| GSAS Stall | H3.I45 |
| Featured | SEGGER (J-Link, embOS, SystemView, Flasher), Arm Ethos-U edge-AI |
| Register | Free visitor registration via the official electronica India site |
Why visit GSAS
GSAS Micro Systems is an authorized India engineering partner for SEGGER, the German embedded-software maker behind J-Link, embOS, SystemView, and the Flasher production tools. If your team is evaluating debug-and-trace, an RTOS, or production programming for a Cortex-M, Cortex-R, or RISC-V programme, come to Stall H3.I45 and talk it through with an application engineer, or book a booth meeting in advance. We support embedded teams across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Mumbai, and Delhi NCR.
Register free as a visitor → | Official electronica India page →
Event dates, venue, and GSAS stall details per the official electronica India 2026 organiser (electronica-india.com) and the GSAS tradeshow plan. Hero image is the official electronica key visual. GSAS Micro Systems is an authorized engineering partner in India and exhibits at the show; it is not the show organiser.
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