The joint stands were located in Hall 15 (MedTech & Devices) and Hall 3 (Laboratory & Diagnostics). Visitors could experience the latest developments from Thuringia – from modern diagnostic devices to advanced laboratory technologies. These included the AVATAR project for the anonymized use of sensitive health data. Other partners, such as BLINK AG, Applyo Jena, and Analytik Jena, showcased innovations in photonics, diagnostics, and digital medical technology. State Secretary for Economic Affairs Mario Suckert visited both joint stands and learned firsthand about the industry's progress and trends.
The trade fair in 2025 recorded around 5,000 exhibitors from over 70 countries and approximately 80,000 trade visitors. The strong participation of Thuringian companies underscores the potential and innovative strength of Thuringian companies in medical technology, diagnostics, and research, and its importance as a significant life sciences location. According to the LEG company database, the sector in the Free State of Thuringia comprises around 600 companies with 30,000 employees. More than 5,000 students, four universities, and 14 research institutions are also affiliated with this technology sector.
