The fourth edition of Industrial Print Integration delivered two days of concentrated insight and collaboration in Düsseldorf-Neuss. With 59 presentations across three tracks and a buzzing exhibition of 56 tabletop stands, IPI 2025 reaffirmed its role as a key meeting point for the industrial, functional and specialist print community.

The event started with a strong technical focus: a fully booked waveform training drew participants eager for hands-on optimisation techniques before the main programme began. From there, the conference unfolded into an intensive blend of research updates, application case studies, and forward-looking technology previews.

Attendees highlighted that blend as central to the event’s impact. Jacob Ørum from LEGO described IPI as a place that reveals “what’s now and what’s coming” in innovation. Across the exhibition floor, where major suppliers stood alongside start-ups and research labs, conversations flowed easily. “A seamless mix between technical talks and networking,” noted AGC Automotive’s Samuel Machi, calling the format “purpose-built for collaboration.”

For newcomers, the value was equally clear. Gianmarco Zaccarini of GRAF Industries called his first visit “a full immersion in mind-opening presentations,” while AVA CAD CAM’s Duncan Ross praised the event simply as “enjoyable, knowledgeable, good networking.” AT Inks’ Pradeep Koyadan distilled the consensus into a single line: IPI is “where innovation meets technical excellence.”

To relive the atmosphere of the event, visit the photo gallery and watch the aftermovie. 

We have confirmed the next milestones for the community:

• IPI Conference 2026, returning to Düsseldorf–Neuss on 24-25 November 2026, and
• the launch of IPI-X, Inkjet Print Innovations Expo, the first dedicated industrial inkjet exhibition, taking place 16-18 November 2027 at Messe Essen.

Stand bookings for both upcoming events are already open via ESMA.