MILPITAS, Calif. – September 4, 2019 – Senior executives from across the MEMS and sensors supply chain will gather atMEMS & Sensors Executive Congress (MSEC), October 22-24, 2019, in Coronado, Calif. for the latest innovations driving widespread adoption of these tiny smart devices. Recent MEMS and sensor leaps support more personalized user experiences in biomedical/healthcare, the food supply chain, and Internet of Things (IoT). MSEC is hosted by the MEMS & Sensors Industry Group (MSIG), a SEMI Strategic Association Partner. Registration is now open with early-bird pricing available until September 20, 2019.
MSEC comes as manufacturers plan to embed more than 50 billion MEMS and sensors in thousands of applications by 2024 to meet consumer demand for more intelligence and interactivity in electronic products, according to Yole Développement.[i]Featured speakers at MSEC will examine the enabling role of MEMS and sensors in diverse intelligent applications.
MSEC Keynotes and Other Speakers
Albert Pisano, professor and dean, UC San Diego, will explore how MEMS will enable development of large-scale sensor-driven systems in smart cities, spanning healthcare, transportation, retail and education.
Stefan Finkbeiner, CEO and general manager, Bosch, will explain how software synthesis and artificial intelligence (AI) will enable MEMS-enabled consumer-electronic devices to automatically adapt to users.
Pete Warden, staff research engineer, Google, will describe how low-power, low-cost machine learning (ML) will enable hundreds of billions of embedded devices to turn raw sensor data into actionable insights.
Rachel Gabato, COO, ripe.io, will describe how sensors, AI, ML and blockchain technology underpin a radically transparent digital-food supply chain that maps foods’ journey from production and transportation to the dinner plate.
John Smee, VP of engineering, Qualcomm, will explain enhancements to 5G Near Radio (NR) that will enable higher performance and more reliable connectivity in industrial IoT, vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X), and massive IoT devices (MIoT).
Additional MSEC Speakers
- Alissa M. Fitzgerald, founder and managing member, A.M. Fitzgerald & Associates, LLC
- Dave Monk, vice president and general manager, Motion Sensors, NXP
- Michael O’Connell, chief analytics officer, TIBCO Software
- Philip Perconti, director, U.S. Army Research Laboratory
- Radislav Potyrailo, principal scientist, Micro and Optoelectronics, GE Global Research
- Rajendra Rao, general manager, IBM Food Trust
Other MSEC Highlights
Technology Showcase where innovators will demonstrate leading-edge MEMS/sensors-enabled products and platforms
Networking Events including receptions and evening dinner
Premier Sponsors
- Platinum Sponsor: EV Group
- Gold Sponsors: SPTS Technologies, a KLA Company
- Silver Sponsors: LAM Research and ULVAC
- Bronze Sponsors: AMEC and Applied Materials
Event sponsors include: GE, mCube, Microtech Ventures, Okmetic, OnScale, Rogue Valley Microdevices, Silex Microsystems,SUSS MicroTec and Teledyne DALSA
MSEC will take place at Coronado Island Marriott Resort & Spa in Coronado, Calif. For more information, including the full event agenda, please visit the MSEC website.
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About MEMS & Sensors Executive Congress
Hosted by MEMS & Sensors Industry Group (MSIG), a SEMI technology community, MEMS & Sensors Executive Congress (MSEC) is the only US event at which industry executives can exchange ideas and information about MEMS and sensors in commercial applications, all while networking with partners, customers and competitors.
About SEMI
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