nVolts at MEMRISYS 2026

Meet us in Darmstadt, Germany | 5–8 October 2026

We are pleased to announce that nVolts will participate in MEMRISYS 2026 – the 9th International Conference on Memristive Materials, Devices & Systems, taking place at darmstadtium in Darmstadt, Germany.

MEMRISYS brings together researchers and technology developers working across memristive materials and devices, neuromorphic computing, in-memory computing, emerging architectures, sensing, and artificial intelligence.

For nVolts, the conference is an opportunity to connect with the memristor and neuromorphic research community and present our latest instrumentation and development capabilities.

Introducing the NCA-3200 Neuromorphic Chip Analyzer

At MEMRISYS 2026, we will showcase the nVolts NCA-3200, a 32-channel platform developed for advanced electrical characterization and experimentation with memristive and neuromorphic devices.

The platform is designed to support flexible research workflows including I–V characterization, pulse-based measurements, endurance testing, frequency-dependent experiments, crossbar measurements, and real-time data acquisition.

With 32 programmable channels, a flexible switching architecture, programmable signal generation and measurement, and software-based experiment control, the NCA-3200 provides researchers with an adaptable platform for developing and evaluating emerging devices and computing architectures.

Alongside the NCA-3200, we will present nVolts’ broader capabilities in custom electronic instrumentation, data acquisition, automated measurement systems, embedded electronics, and research-oriented hardware and software development.

Meet nVolts at MEMRISYS 2026

If you are working with memristors, neuromorphic devices, emerging memories, crossbar arrays, or unconventional computing systems, we would be glad to meet you in Darmstadt and discuss your research and instrumentation requirements.

MEMRISYS 2026
📆 5–8 October 2026
darmstadtium, Darmstadt, Germany

We look forward to meeting the MEMRISYS community in Darmstadt.

nVolts – Electronics & Measurement Systems for Research and Industry