By Alun Williams 15th September 2022
Electronics Weekly is proud to reveal the Shortlists for this year’s Elektra Awards, the industry’s largest technology and business awards.
The judges have discussed, considered and sorted this year’s cutting-edge entries and they’ve produced a very strong list of finalists. You can view the full set of shortlists below for a year that marks the twentieth anniversary of the awards. Congratulations to all!
Winners will be revealed at a prestigious awards dinner at the Grosvenor House hotel on London’s Park Lane on Wednesday 30 November. You can book your table at the event.
Design Tool and Development Software Product of the Year
Excellence in Product Design Award (High-Reliability Systems)
Excellence in Product Design Award (Medical)
Internet-of-Things Product of the Year
LED Lighting Product of the Year (*NEW for 2022*)
Passive & Electromechanical Product of the Year
Power System Product of the Year
Semiconductor Product of the Year (Analogue)
Semiconductor Product of the Year (Digital)
Test Product of the Year
Design Team of the Year
Congratulations to all the finalists, and good luck on the evening itself! And don’t forget, you can still vote for the UK University Research Project award, sponsored by Panasonic – this is decided by a readers’ vote.
You can also view the Elektra 2022 Shortlist on the dedicated Elektra Awards website.
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