FPGAworld

11/06/2026

Welcome, Leo Moser, Universität Heidelberg, Germany. It is a pleasure to welcome you to FPGAworld.



25/05/2026

FPGAworld 2026 is looking for more student and hobby FPGA projects to present during the conference.
A dedicated track has been reserved for student, maker, and hobby-oriented presentations, and contributions are very welcome. This is an opportunity to showcase interesting FPGA designs, embedded systems projects, open-source developments, AI/FPGA experiments, retro computing, robotics, verification projects, or other creative technical work.
Both short presentations and demos are welcome.
FPGAworld 2026 will take place in Stockholm on September 8, 2026.
Registration for FPGAworld is now open, and presentation proposals can already be submitted.
Welcome to send in your presentation ideas and abstracts.

Presentations with a focus on industrial projects/applications or student/hackers presentations of research/thesis/projects. It is not allowed with marketing.

20/05/2026

Welcome, Future Electronics, Canada. It is a pleasure to welcome you to FPGAworld.

Global electronic components distributor with huge inventory of in stock and same day ready to ship electronic components.

09/05/2026

Microchip has now booked the last available FPGAworld track package, including three presentation slots. This means that all track packages are fully booked.
There are currently five individual presentation slots still available for FPGAworld Conference 2026 in Stockholm.
If you would like to present your work, research, products, projects, or engineering experiences within FPGA, embedded systems, AI acceleration, verification, or related technologies — now is the time to reserve a slot.
More information:
https://fpgaworld.com/call-for-contributions/
Welcome

• The accepted material and photographs captured during the conference to be published in FPGAworld webpage, program and archive• All accepted materials will be published in FPGAworld’s archive• The presentation length, including questions, can be 20, 25 or 30 minutes it depends on the sched...

04/05/2026

Registration for FPGAworld is now open.

You are welcome to submit one or more presentations for the conference. Contributions from industry, academia, and independent developers are all encouraged.

Further details and submission guidelines are available on the FPGAworld website.

The FPGAworld Conference is an international forum for researchers, engineers, teachers, students, and hackers. It covers topics such as complex analog/digital/software FPGA SoC systems, FPGA/ASIC-based products, educational & industrial cases, and more. Registration for attendees is free and includ...

04/05/2026

Welcome to our next presenter, Frontgrade Gaisler, Sweden. It is a pleasure to welcome you to FPGAworld. Title: GRLIB IP Core library for critical applications

Gailser ensures the functionality of critical tech by providing space-graded, reliable ecosystem for hardware and software design

04/05/2026

We welcome Ludvig Snihs (Sweden) to FPGAworld 2026.

Title: Using VUnit to Prototype and Verify DSP Implementations

In this presentation, Ludvig presents an independent work on DSP system development, following a structured workflow from algorithmic modeling in Python to FPGA implementation. By integrating Python reference models into the verification flow, VUnit enables efficient validation against a golden reference, supporting both functional correctness and performance evaluation.

The session includes practical examples such as filters, CORDIC, and FFT, and concludes with a complete FPGA-based system.

A technically grounded presentation illustrating how modern verification methodologies can support DSP development in an independent setting.

09/04/2026

Updated FPGAworld program:

09/04/2026

So far this year, FPGAworld has received more presentation submissions than usual. To make room for as many great contributions as possible, presentation times may be slightly reduced.
If you are interested in presenting, there is still availability at the moment—but we cannot guarantee how long that will last.
After all, we live in a world where everything moves faster—more ideas, more insights, and just a bit less time to share them.

• The accepted material and photographs captured during the conference to be published in FPGAworld webpage, program and archive• All accepted materials will be published in FPGAworld’s archive• The presentation length, including questions, can be 20, 25 or 30 minutes it depends on the sched...

09/04/2026

Welcome to our next exhibitor and presenter, Efinix, USA. It is a pleasure to welcome you back to FPGAworld.