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May, 2018


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Santa Monica, CA — Embedded Systems Conference (ESC) Boston has announced its keynote speakers, including Anatoly Gorshecknikov, cofounder and CTO of Neurala, and Cees Links, general manager — wireless connectivity business unit, Qorvo. ESC Boston is scheduled to take place from April 18 to 19, 2018, at the Boston Convention and Exhibition Center. The event will include in-depth educational pro- gramming designed specifically for the needs of today’s embedded sys- tems professionals and runs along- side Design & Manufacturing New England and BIOMEDevice Boston. “In selecting the programming


focuses at ESC Boston this year, we knew that artificial intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) were huge areas of growth that we wanted to cover in-depth,” says Suzanne Deffree, brand director of intelligent systems and design, UBM. “The addition of Anatoly Gorshechnikov and Cees Links as our keynote speakers is a bonus for our atten- dees, as both are equipped to give their insights into the future of these respective industries, outline the current landscape for today’s engi- neers, and discuss what individuals working in these fields need to do to stay competitive.”


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and coatings. Miniaturization and environment play major roles in the electronics life cycle. The failure mechanisms for SAC solder joints, LEDs and electrochemical migration will be studied and reviewed, with particular attention paid to the auto- motive end-use environment.


This year’s keynote topics fur-


ther complement the conference’s slate of embedded systems-centric programming. “I look forward to introducing attendees to one of the major hassles of AI, ‘catastrophic for- getting,’ and leading the audience members through practical solutions they can take back to their teams,says Gorshech nikov.” Gorshechnikov has more than 15


years of experience in the development of massively parallel software for neu- ral computation, and was one of the pioneers in applying GPGPU to neural modeling. At Neurala, the software company behind the Neurala Brain deep-learning neural network, he manages the tech team and oversees the technology’s development. He has


more than 30 scientific publications to his name on such topics as neural modeling of rodent spatial processing and navigation, massively parallel software for modeling neural activity, and perspectives and mechanisms of standardization of these models and underlying software. Links is considered a pioneer in


wireless data, advancing and integrat- ing the fields of mobile computing and continuous networking. He began his career at NCR Computers, where he was responsible for developing the world’s first wireless local area net- work (LAN) product in 1990. He con- tinued his innovative work in wireless technology under different companies, including AT&T, Lucent Technologies and Agere Systems, and in 1999 closed


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a deal with Apple that made wireless LANs a standard feature in notebook computers. In 2004, he founded GreenPeak Technologies, a fabless semiconductor company fo cused on wireless technology for ultra-low power remote sense and control net- works for consumer electronics. In 2016, GreenPeak was acquired by Qorvo. As head of the Qorvo wireless connectivity business unit, Links leads the design and development of wireless semiconductor systems for connected devices, including advanced RF chips and software for smart home data communications and the IoT. Contact: UBM, 2901 28th


Street, Suite 100, Santa Monica, CA 90405 % 310-445-4200 Web: www.esc-boston.com r


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Dr. Mike Bixenman, CTO, KYZEN.


Dr. Bixenman has more than 25


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