MEMS Executive Congress® US 2013
November 7-8, 2013
The Meritage Resort & Spa, Napa, CA
An annual executive forum promoting the commercialization of MEMS
The electronic world is bursting with data. The challenge lies in accessing, interpreting and, if necessary, acting upon this data, through the most efficient and reliable mechanisms possible.
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) fit the bill. Found in a multitude of applications today, WSNs deliver reliable, resilient and scalable wireless embedded products with advanced network management and comprehensive security features. Though WSNs are best known for their role in conveying ‘Big Data,’ it is some of the smallest components—MEMS and sensors—that provide the real-time information and data required for their operation.
- Harnessing the power of Big Data coming through WSNs brings great opportunity, as well as some challenges. How can we manage the complex data sets coming through WSNs?
- How can we assure the accuracy, privacy and the security of results—and what role will MEMS play in the mix?
- What are the future markets for WSNs?
Please join us Friday, November 8, 2013, 9:45-10:45 a.m. for the panel, MEMS & Wireless Sensor Networks: Enabling a Smarter World at the ninth annual MEMS Executive Congress.
Featured Speakers
Moderator: Kristofer Pister, co-director, Berkeley Sensor & Actuator Center (BSAC), Founder, Dust Networks
Panelists:
- Flavio Bonomi, Cisco Fellow and vice president of Advanced Architecture Research, CISCO
- Ian Ferguson, vice president, segment marketing, ARM
- Pek Lum, vice president of solutions and chief data scientist, Ayasdi
Register Today for MEMS Executive Congress
As a business rather than a technical conference, MEMS Executive Congress provides a unique forum for MEMS solution providers and integrators to exchange ideas and information during panel discussions and networking events. This truly unique two-day event is the year’s must-attend conference for the entire MEMS supply chain.
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