Top-level know-how, from experts for experts

As the international meeting place for the embedded sector, the embedded world Conference presents the latest, future-oriented trends from each embedded discipline and those relating to the increasingly complex questions of system design. The conference is synonymous with in-depth knowledge-sharing and personal interaction and encourages an end-to-end approach to system design.

“The range of themes covered by the embedded world Conference is constantly growing, just like the challenges that developers are facing,” says the Chairman of the embedded world Conference, Professor Axel Sikora of Offenburg University of Applied Sciences and of Hahn-Schickard Institute. “Once again this year we can look forward to knowledge input on key themes such as the Internet of Things, wired and wireless data transmission hardware, operating systems, software and system engineering, autonomous systems, safety and security, system-on-chip design, embedded vision and human-machine interaction.”

“It’s nice to see experienced developers gathering in Nuremberg every year to share their knowledge and help others turn their ideas and innovations into actual products,” Sikora continues. “Previously, ‘Embedded Intelligence’ was essentially a vision of the future, but now it’s increasingly becoming a reality that impacts more and more systems, from autonomous vehicles to image recognition and embedded vision systems, and preventive and needs-based maintenance in Industry 4.0 systems, covering everything from small computers to high-powered cloud servers.”

Once again this year, three top level speakers will offer interesting insight into a broad range of subject areas, beginning on Tuesday, 21 June, with the first keynote presented by Dr. Matthias Klauda, Executive Vice President R&D of the newly established Cross Domain Computing Solutions business area at Robert Bosch GmbH, who will speak about “Brains and Nerves of Future Mobility – E/E-Architectures of the Vehicle and Beyond”.

Steve Douglass, Corporate Vice President of Research & Development at Lattice Semiconductor, will give his keynote on “Embracing Change: The Mandate for Success in the Next Generation of Embedded Design” on Wednesday, 22 June.

The third keynote will be given on Thursday, 23 June, by Patricia Shaw, CEO and founder of Beyond Reach Consulting, on the topic of “Responsible AI: From Principles to Practice”.

For more information on the keynotes, sessions and classes, see:

www.embedded-world.eu

Precise expert knowledge at the electronic displays Conference

This English-language conference, held on 22-23 June 2022, boasts top-quality speakers and gives presenters and participants an opportunity to interact with each other on a professional level. It includes numerous high-level keynotes and presentations on various topics, including touch systems and innovations, display uniformity & testing, display systems, display measurements, micro-LEDs and other display technologies, gesture control, augmented and virtual reality, as well as HMI and GUI concepts.

“The electronic displays Conference provides two days of in-depth knowledge-sharing at the highest technical and scientific level,” says Professor Karlheinz Blankenbach of the University of Pforzheim and Chairman of the Conference Committee. “Not only is it a significant knowledge platform for international experts, but also the most important European B2B platform for display technologies. It is the most relevant networking event in the displays technologies industry as well as a place where innovations are presented, and new products are launched.”

For more information on the electronic displays Conference, visit: www.electronic-displays.de

intelligent.connected.embedded. – the innovators’ place to be

In line with this slogan, the embedded world Exhibition&Conference in Nuremberg offers the ideal setting for conferences covering all aspects of embedded design, applications for embedded hardware and software, and electronic displays. Once again this year, experts can look forward to six top-quality discussion rounds that are free of charge for all participants of embedded world 2022. The following expert rounds are scheduled for the various exhibitor forums:

• 21 June, 14:00, Hall 2:
  Embedded Security - The Reality Check / How Much Security Do We Need?

• 22 June, 11:30, Hall 2:
  Integration of Embedded Vision: Plug and Play or Plug and Pray?
  
  
• 22 June, 13:30, Hall 2:
  How Companies Can Drive Innovation
  
  
• 22 June, 16:30, Hall 1:
  Embedded AI: Why the Big Future of Machine Learning is Embedded
  
  
• 23 June, 11:30, Hall 5:
  Chip Shortage
  
  
• 23 June, 13:30, Hall 1:
  AI Ethics: From Principles to Engineering