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Nuremberg, Germany — Now in its 15th year, Embedded World, to be held March 14-16, 2017, at the Nuremberg Exhibition Center in Nuremberg, Germany, is highlight- ing topics including the Internet of Things (IoT), security and safety. According to Benedikt Weyerer, the exhibition’s director, the show is expected to reach a total of 1,000 exhibitors for the first time. Over the years, Embedded World has evolved to become a central hub for the worldwide embedded community. The keynote speeches will be
given by Rick Clemmer, CEO of NXP, and Riccardo Mariani, Intel’s chief functional safety technologist. In addition, providing a link between theory and practice, special presen- tations on M2M, electronic displays, safety, and security will be held within the exhibition itself. In their respective keynotes,
entitled “Protecting the Internet of Things: From Clear and Present Danger to Robust Security” and “IoT: Functional Safety and Security for a World of Software-Defined Autono - mous Things,” Clemmer and Mariani
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will investigate a myriad of topics directly related to the current state of the industry, such as new manu- facturing techniques and the move- ment toward better fuel efficiency. UBM has worked diligently to
populate the inaugural ADM Cleveland event with key Ohio-based suppliers, manufacturing associa- tions, sponsors, and exhibitors across all industries. Participants include Absolute Haitan, ENGEL, Maruka USA, Milacron, Sepro America LLC, Wittman Battenfeld, and Yushin America. The trade show has been
designed to raise the bar for sourc- ing, education and networking in Ohio’s advanced design and manu- facturing sector. With a strong focus on automotive and aerospace, ADM Cleveland is expected to set a new regional threshold for comprehensive advanced design and manufacturing trade shows. Contact: UBM Canon, 2901
28th Street, Suite 100, Santa Monica, CA 90405 % 310-445-4200 Web:
www.ubmcanon.com
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ence that addresses successful prac- tices for the use of both military and COTS components in military and space systems. Personnel working in this field are encouraged to attend. Specific topics of the conference
include: hermeticity and new spec lim- its; copper wire bond and reliability issues; the future of QML hermetic ICs; passive components for hi-rel applications; COTS insertion and counterfeit components; reliability issues with 2D and 3D FOWLP; radi- ation effects and testing; and EOL and obsolescence issues; and many others. Contact: TJ Green Associates
LLC, 739 Redfern Lane, Bethlehem, PA 19017 % 610-625-2158 E-mail:
info@tjgreenllc.com Web:
www.tjgreenllc.com
CONFERENCE & EXHIBITION
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will explore the main focus areas of the conference. A total of 15 sessions over all three conference days are devoted to these two issues. Topics include future IoT development, soft- ware development, profiles and interfaces in the IoT, virtualization, trusted platform modules (TPM), hacking and attacking, security in the automotive and industrial sec- tors, and secure communication. Visitors to the conference can
also learn about system design and modeling, MISRA standards, open source software, and software quality standards. In the hardware engi- neering area, speakers will discuss topics including ARM and Cortex,
and in particular, energy-saving hardware, high-performance embed- ded architectures (HiPEAC), system- on-chip, and image processing. Five sessions will be devoted to
the area of embedded OS, highlight- ing obvious mistakes when choosing an embedded operating system and exploring the criteria for RTOS- based development. The wide range of topics covered
will be rounded off by a session on management, designed by the confer- ence’s board to appeal primarily to managers and team leaders and offer them support for their management and development tasks. The conference’s electronic dis-
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plays program will include presenta- tions on new approaches in display technology and market and display trends, given by internationally-rec- ognized experts. Success factors for displays in automotive applications and the latest trends in touchscreens will be among the main themes and highlights of the conference. The pro- gram will be rounded off by sessions on such topics as display measuring equipment, interfaces and display optimization. Contact: NürnbergMesse GmbH,
Messezentrum, 90471 Nuremberg, Germany % +49-911-8606-8355 fax: +49-911-8606-12-8355 Web:
www.embedded-world.de
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