2017/05/09 The promising future of sensors in the Internet of Things

Innovation will drive connected industrial, consumer and automotive sensors into the next era!

The Yole Développement and Fraunhofer EMFT’s seminar

3-4 July 2017 | Munich, Germany

Yole Développement and Fraunhofer EMFT's second MEMS seminar in Munich, Germany, will be dedicated to the critical role of sensors for the success of connected devices in the Internet of Things (IoT). The IoT ecosystem is a complex mix of technologies including devices, modules, connectivity, platforms, storage, servers, analytics software and IT services. 
Consequently, beyond general framework conditions, trust, security and privacy will be pivotal. Smart sensors embedded in connected devices will become the backbone for a variety of applications from communication, automotive and manufacturing to logistics and health care. 
The seminar will feature presentations on technology requirements and the latest trends in sensor fusion. It will also discuss production challenges and provide updates on applications for sensors, on the way to the "Next Big Thing".

Learn from an interactive workshop...

• First Session: INDUSTRIAL IOT - BUILDING AUTOMATION
  
  
• Second session: CONSUMER IOT (health, wearables, connected home...)
  
• Third session: FUTURE OF AUTOMOTIVE
  
  
• Two panel sessions and several networking times!

With speakers from: Audi, Bosch Sensortec, NXP Semiconductors, STMicroelectronics, Aryballe, Elichens, First Sensor, EnOcean, AMS, Intel, LFoudry, System Plus Consulting, Bosch, Infineon, and more to be announced soon !

Registration are open!

• Early bird rate extended until Arpil 28th 2017: 300€
• Standard rate from Arpil 28th2017: 350€
• Student rate: 150€

Register now!

How to come, and where to stay ?

• Event location: Fraunhofer Research Institution for Microsystems and Solid State Technologies EMFT - Hansastrasse 27d - 80686 München (how to find us)
  
  
• Here is a selection of hotels near Fraunhofer EMFT in Munich

Read our Press Release here

For more information, please contact Clotilde (fabre@yole.fr)

 

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