embeddedworld 2017 INTRODUCTION & CONTENTS


Welcome to embedded world – the leading international fair for embedded technology T


his March will see embedded technology companies gather at the exhibition centre, Nuremberg for the embedded world Exhibition&Conference. The main topics at the top of the agenda this


year are security for electronic systems, distributed intelligence, Internet of Things and e-mobility and energy efficiency, meaning the embedded world trade fair is the most important sector get together and enables visitors to experience the whole world of embedded systems. In its 15th year, the embedded world Exhibition&Conference already has


more than 900 confirmed exhibitors and numerous speakers from 42 different countries spread across six halls and visitor numbers are expected to exceed 30,000. Each year, the three-day show allows the embedded community the opportunity to meet with embedded companies and obtain information about new products and innovations and maintain and develop valuable contacts within the industry. Exhibitors are presenting state-of-the-art technology in all facets of embedded technologies, from construction elements, modules and complete systems through to operating systems and software, hard and software tools right up to services covering all aspects of embedded systems.


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The world’s leading fair for embedded technologies – embedded world 2017 Have you already saved the date for the world’s biggest gathering of embedded experts? Three days, six exhibition halls, more than 900 exhibitors; once again in 2017, the embedded sector will come together at the exhibition centre, Nuremberg for its 15th year


News Itron Smart TFT displays – standard and customised solutions


Ultra-compact open frame AC-DC power supplies are ideal for space- constrained applications Cover story


How wearable health technology is changing the face of healthcare In this article, Mark Patrick, Mouser Electronics, talks about how wearable technology is taking an innovative role in healthcare. From blood sugar level monitors to devices that can deliver medication, this technology is set to change the face of the medical industry


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Amy Wallington Editor


The embedded world Conference is a meeting place for the most innovative embedded systems developers from all over the world and the biggest European conference devoted to embedded systems development. In the conference area, all the major topics and themes in and around embedded systems development are presented in papers, enlarged upon and discussed in classes.


In this embedded world supplement, you can find a detailed preview for the show, some news from embedded technology companies, and an article on embedded wearable technology in the medical sector.


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