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Cellular
LTE-M, NB-IoT and 4/5G modules — provisioning, power budgets and getting a device onto a live network.
Taught hands-on by field engineers
The annual hands-on IoT reunionFirst edition
Reunite. Build. Connect.
Two days of hands-on IoT workshops, real connectivity tech, and the people building it. No booths, no slideware. Just build, learn and connect.
Tickets aren’t open yet — join the waitlist.
- Dates
- Autumn 2026 · dates TBC
- Location
- Belgium · venue TBC
- Format
- 2–3 days · residential
Why Reuniot
It’s the opposite of a trade show.
Most IoT events are a hall full of booths and a stage full of slides — you go home with swag and a sore back. Reuniot is the inverse: a small, residential gathering where you spend the day building real hardware with the people who designed it, then talk shop over dinner.
The usual conference
- Booths and badge scans
- Slideware and keynote theatre
- Watching other people demo
- A tote bag of flyers
- Business cards you never call
Reuniot instead
- A bench and real hardware
- Field engineers who designed the silicon
- Building it yourself, start to finish
- A device that works, taken home
- People who pick up the phone after
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Community
The people who actually build IoT — engineers, makers and the vendors behind the silicon — in one room, once a year. You leave with contacts who pick up the phone, not a tote bag of flyers.
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Hands-on building
Every session is a workbench, not a lecture hall. You wire it, flash it, debug it and watch it connect. Whatever you build, you take home working.
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Connectivity
Real radios and real stacks: cellular, sub-GHz, NTN, BLE and the platforms that tie them together — taught by the engineers who designed them.
Workshops
Pick your tracks. Build, don’t watch.
Five connectivity tracks, each run as a hands-on workshop by the vendors' own field application engineers — the people who designed the silicon and ship it for a living. Choose what matches your roadmap.
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Sub-GHz
LoRa and proprietary long-range links — range, duty cycle and standing up a gateway that holds up.
Taught hands-on by field engineers
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NTN · Satellite
Non-terrestrial networks — direct-to-satellite messaging for devices that go where cellular can't.
Taught hands-on by field engineers
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BLE
Bluetooth Low Energy — provisioning, mesh and sensor links that actually last on a coin cell.
Taught hands-on by field engineers
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IoT platforms
Device management, data pipelines and dashboards — connecting fleets and making the data useful.
Taught hands-on by field engineers
More tracks to come
The programme grows with the community. Full session list and schedule:
Track line-up — TBC
Want to teach one?How it works
Choose your days. We handle the rest.
No tracks to get locked into, no logistics to juggle. Pick the days that work, build through them, and let the food, the room and the networking take care of themselves.
Choose your workshops
Build your own track. Pick the sessions that match what you're shipping and skip the rest — you're never locked into one room.
Two to three days at the bench
Mornings and afternoons are hands-on. Real hardware, real networks, and time to actually finish what you start.
Every meal included
Breakfast, lunch and dinner come with the ticket. The best conversations of the event happen over food, not in a hallway.
Stay over (optional)
Add a room on site and the day doesn't end at the door. Networking doesn't stop when the workshops do.
Networking between sessions
Long breaks, shared tables and an open bar in the evening — structured so you actually meet the people you came for.
● All meals included● Overnight optional● Switch tracks any time● Built for networking
For partners
Teach a room of engineers who chose to be there.
Reuniot partners run the workshops. Instead of renting a booth and hoping for badge scans, your field application engineers spend a focused session building with qualified engineers who paid to be in the room — the people specifying and buying connectivity this year.
A booth buys you foot traffic. A workshop buys you the room.
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A room of paying engineers
Pre-qualified attendees who bought a ticket to be there — the people specifying and buying connectivity this year, not random foot traffic.
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Hours, not a three-minute pitch
A full hands-on session with your silicon in their hands. Depth a booth can never buy.
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Your FAEs as the experts
Your field application engineers lead the build and answer the hard questions — credibility that sticks long after the event.
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Warm, qualified follow-ups
Conversations with people who used your product, not a stack of scanned badges you'll never call.
Partner line-up
Partner · TBC
Partner · TBC
Partner · TBC
Partner · TBC
+ your logo
Become a partnerOr just get in touch — limited workshop slots per edition. Slots — TBC
Pricing
Premium — and it shows up on the plate.
One price per day, every meal included. Tickets are premium because the experience is: small rooms, real kit, vendor field engineers and food worth sitting down for. Stay over to keep the conversation going.
P-01
Day pass
€650per day
Indicative · confirmed at launch
One full day of hands-on workshops and the people building it.
- All workshops you choose that day
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Evening networking + open bar
P-02Best value
Full event
€9953 days
Indicative · confirmed at launch
The whole reunion, end to end. Best value per day.
- Every workshop day
- All meals, all days
- Priority workshop seat selection
P-03
Overnight
€1295per night
Indicative · confirmed at launch
Add a room on site so you don't have to leave the conversation.
- A room at the venue
- Breakfast included
- Steps from the workshop floor
Every ticket includes breakfast, lunch and dinner. Prices are indicative — final pricing at launch
Group & partner rates? Get in touch
Venue & stay
A place worth staying the night.
Reuniot is residential by design. One venue, rooms on site, and enough good food and downtime that the event doesn't end when the workshops do — it just moves to the dinner table and the bar.
- Venue
- Name — TBC
- Location
- Belgium — TBC
- Getting there
- Airport & rail — TBC
- Rooms
- On-site, optional add-on
Venue visuals — TBC
FIG. A — the roomA day at Reuniot
A day, roughly.
The shape of a day stays the same across the event — build, eat, build, talk. Exact times and the full per-track schedule land closer to the date.
- 08:00
Breakfast & check-in
Coffee, pastries, name on the door.
- 09:30
Morning workshop block
Pick a track. Hands on hardware.
- 12:30
Lunch
Long tables, real food, shop talk.
- 14:00
Afternoon workshop block
Switch tracks or go deeper.
- 17:00
Open bench & office hours
Finish your build with the FAEs.
- 19:00
Dinner & networking
The reunion part of Reuniot.
Full schedule & track times — TBC
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Who is Reuniot for?
Engineers, makers, technical founders and product people building connected products. It's a working audience, not a sales crowd — if you ship hardware or firmware, you'll feel at home.
What do I need to bring?
A laptop. The hardware and kit for each workshop are provided; whatever you need to take a working build home is yours to keep.
What's included in the ticket?
Every workshop you choose that day, plus breakfast, lunch and dinner, and the evening networking. An overnight stay is an optional add-on.
How technical is it, really?
Genuinely hands-on. Sessions assume you're comfortable with embedded basics, but the field engineers are there to get everyone to a working build — nobody leaves a session stuck.
When and where is it?
Dates and venue are being finalised. Join the waitlist and you'll be the first to know — and the first to get a ticket.
Dates, venue & terms — TBC
Can my company teach a workshop or partner?
Yes — that's how Reuniot is built. Vendors run the workshops. Head to the partners section to start a conversation.
Refunds and transfers?
Full transfer to a colleague any time, and a refund policy that's actually readable. Exact terms confirmed at ticket launch.
Dates, venue & terms — TBC