Tinkerers, thinkers, and doers—70 years of electronics in Tettnang

On International Museum Day, the [Electronics Museum](https://www.emuseum-tettnang.de/) takes a long look back at the history of electrical engineering in the business hub of Tettnang. Hands-on activities for young and old alike open up the world before the dawn of the digital age. **Tettnang electronics pioneers** wenglor, BROSA, ifm – The existence of globally active companies in Tettnang dates back to 1956. At that time, Dr. Paul Eduard Klein began developing, manufacturing, and marketing electronic measuring instruments. The exhibition is dedicated to Tettnang's electronics pioneers. Will the exhibits pass the practical test? The exhibition organizers will try this out together with you. **Exhibits on two floors in the Torschloss** The family-friendly museum shows the development of electronics, from its earliest beginnings to the modern day. In a 1950s setting, the museum exhibits over 350 exhibits on two floors and shows the fascinating development of electronic devices in everyday life. The exhibition is accompanied by numerous hands-on experiments. The museum is located in historic rooms in Tettnang's Torschloss. Thanks to its central location, the museum is also an ideal starting point for a stroll through the historic town center.