It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the inaugural embedded world North America Conference. For the past 22 years, the embedded world Conference in Nuremberg (Germany) has provided a unique combination of an exhibition for engineers and technical management and a world-class conference at the intersection of applied research and industrial applications. embedded world is driven both by technology and applications, with a strong focus on system and cross-domain topics.
The embedded world North America Conference:
• covers all aspects of the development and application of embedded systems, from fundamental technologies to development processes and special fields of applications.
• is cross-sectoral and interdisciplinary.
• provides a platform to bring together experts from different domains and application areas of embedded systems to promote a holistic system design perspective, to identify synergies and commonalities, and to strengthen the exchange of knowledge and experiences.
• is supported by many strong and world-leading community partners around the globe, who help us to bring all the puzzle pieces together that are required for the complex design of embedded systems.
• is interactive with a variety of panel and round table discussions. Be sure to take advantage of the classes, the panels, the lectures and of course, the keynote address. We look forward to meeting you!
– Axel and Rich
We warmly welcome you to the first edition of embedded world North America!
After more than 20 successful events in Nuremberg, we are very proud that the embedded community now has its own platform in the West. We are very much looking forward to the premiere of embedded world North America.
The embedded system industry in America has always been very successful and has made a major contribution to the emergence of top companies. It was therefore a logical step to turn our attention to the North American market. In addition to Nuremberg, embedded world China in Shanghai was successfully established last year as a gateway to the Asian market.
As an excellent networking platform and ideal marketplace for innovations, embedded world will also bring together experts from the industry in Austin. The exhibition will cover the entire spectrum range of embedded system technology, with a focus on IoT, AI and overarching technologies and systems. The conference program awaits participants with high-quality and technology-oriented presentations compiled by a steering committee.
The first event lays the foundation for another success story. We would like to welcome the embedded community and wish them three exciting and successful days in Austin, TX.
– Bene and Bill
TECHNICAL
Axel Sikora Prof. Dr.-Ing. Offenburg University / Hahn-Schickard axel.sikora@hs-offenburg.de TECHNICAL
Wengert anna-maria.wengert@nuernbergmesse.de Benedikt Weyerer benedikt.weyerer@nuernbergmesse.de
Business Center is on Level 1 in between Expo Hall 2 and 3.
Concessions are available on the show floor and are open during Expo floor hours in addition to concessions outside of the Expo Hall within the convention center.
Nearby seated dining is available at the Austin Marriott Downtown next door to the Austin Convention Center.
The Press Lounge is in Show Office 2.
CONFERENCE ROOMS
8TH OCTOBER | 10:05 - 10:50
Navigating the Future: Technological Breakpoints Reshaping Embedded Systems by 2030
Matt Johnson, CEO, Silicon Labs
Daniel Cooley, SVP and Chief Technology Officer, Silicon Labs
The embedded systems industry stands on the brink of transformative change. In recent years, we’ve seen an incredible surge in technological advancements within this field, driven by breakthroughs in AI, machine learning, and enhanced security measures. Join Silicon Labs’ CEO Matt Johnson and CTO Daniel Cooley for a keynote that will delve into the profound technological shifts we expect to see in the next five years, focusing on critical areas for Embedded Development: Compute, Connect, Secure, and Smart.
As we explore these shifts, Matt and Daniel will address key questions: Is Generative AI accelerating the demise of bare metal embedded applications? Which communication standards won’t survive the current consolidation of protocols, and how can you predict that for your next embedded design? What does post-Quantum encryption mean for embedded? How can the IoT feed the generative AI data beast?
Join us as we explore these imminent changes, questions, and their implications to prepare for an era of innovation and adaptation in the embedded systems industry.
9TH OCTOBER | 10:05 - 10:50
Building for Sustainable Development Goals with Open Source
Kate Stewart, VP of Dependable Embedded Systems, Linux Foundation
The UN Sustainable Development Goals are a blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. Open-source projects are playing a key role in bringing products aligned with these goals to market. The 17 Goals are all interconnected, and in order to leave no one behind, the goal to achieve them all by 2030 means we need to leverage technologies available today, and encourage development that will support the gaps.
Open-source technologies can help achieve these goals, and that includes various Linux Foundation programs, such as the Zephyr Project, which is enabling products that help conserve and make better use of our planet’s resources.
In this Keynote Address, you’ll hear how programs such as the Zephyr Project can be implemented to meet these emerging requirements and how its ecosystem is making resourceconstrained innovation possible. You’ll hear about why projects like this achieve success, as well as what could go wrong along the way. And we’ll talk about what the future of projects like these must contain to achieve success, citing a specific example from one of the industry’s leading semiconductor companies.
Nils Albartus Emproof
François Baldassari Memfault
Andrew Banks
LDRA and MISRA
Damon Barnes Bluetooth SIG
Jacob Beningo Beningo Embedded Group
Pete Bernard tinyML Foundation
Steve Bitar ExxonMobil
Ellen Boehm Keyfactor
Mark Carrier FederatedDesigns, LLC
Martin Cavallo Binho LLC
Alex Celeste Perforce Software
Hendrik Cordier
Qualcomm Technologies International, Ltd.
Frédéric Desbiens
Eclipse Foundation
Marco di Fazio STMicroelectronics
Steve DiCamillo LDRA Ltd
Nakul Duggal Qualcomm
Ben Fogle
Star Lab, a Wind River company
Jared Fry LDRA Ltd
Pierre Gal
The Embedded Kit
Wael Guibene Silicon Labs, Inc.
Kerri Hall
Siemens Digital Industries Software
Ansgar Hein
SGET e.V.
Josh Heller
Digi International
Julien Henaut
BitifEye Digital Test Solutions GmbH
Daniel Hensley
Driver AI, Inc.
Curt Hillier
NXP Semiconductors
Syed Zaeem Hosain
Aeris Communications
Charlie Ice
NXP Semiconductors
Martin Jefferson Globalstar
Matt Johnson
Silicon Labs
Bernhard Kaiser Ansys, Inc.
Daniel Kästner
AbsInt Angewandte Informatik GmbH
Andreas Kopietz
F&S Elektronik Systeme GmbH
Keith Kreishner
IoT M2M Council
Vijay Krishna
Soliton Technologies Private Limited
Sumeet Kumar Innatera
Ed Kuzemchak
Software Design Solutions, Inc
Cyril Lebel
Vodafone Business
Jim Lenox
Sony Semiconductor
David McDaid
NXP Semiconductors
Trish Messiter
Clarinox Technologies Pty Ltd
Walt Miner
The Linux Foundation, Automotive Grade Linux
Tanmaya Mishra
Analog Devices
Rich Nass
OpenSystems Media
Denis Noel
NXP Semiconductors
Doug Norton
Inspire Semiconductor
Ali Ors
NXP Semiconductors
Rob Oshana
Analog Devices Inc.
Ashutosh Pandey Infineon
Daan Pape
DPTechnics
Gerardo Pardo
Real-Time Innovations
Samuel Patterson
Qt Group
Steven Payne
Giesecke+Devrient (G+D)
Marc Plante Somos
Marc Pous Balena.io
Shawn Prestridge IAR
Carmen Redondo Kyocera AVX
Joost Renes
NXP Semiconductors
Darwin Sanoy GitLab
Avik Santra Infineon Technologies
Michele Scarlatella MIPI Alliance
Thilo Schumann CAN in Automation (CiA)
Gulroz Singh NXP Semiconductors
Kate Stewart
The Linux Foundation
Steve Tateosian Infineon Technologies
Aleksandr Timofeev POLYN Technology
Jeff Tranter ICS
Martin Unverdorben Avnet Embedded GmbH
Theodore Vaida Exact Assembly, LLC
Scott Vander Weide Green Hills Software
Weier Wan AIZIP
Fred Yentz IoT Launch
Harshini Yerra Microchip Technology
TUESDAY | 8TH OCT 2024 | 11:00-12:00
Securing IoT Devices: by Design or by Default IoT M2M Council
Moderator: Ellen Boehm, SVP, IoT Strategy & Operations, Keyfactor
Panelists: Josh Heller, Product Security Chair, Digi International; Syed Zaeem Hosain, Founder & Chief Evangelist, Aeris Communications; Marc Plante, Director, Business Development, Somos; Fred Yentz, CEO, IoT Launch
WEDNESDAY | 9TH OCT 2024 | 11:00-12:00
Evolving Landscape of Automotive
Semiconductor Functional Safety
NXP Semiconductors
Moderator: Gulroz Singh, Sr. SoC Safety Architect, NXP Semiconductors
Panelists: Harshini Yerra, Functional Safety Design Lead, Microchip Technology; Bernhard Kaiser, Principal Safety
Consultant, Ansys, Inc.; Keshav Mathur, Staff Engineer
Functional Safety, ARM Inc.
THURSDAY | 10TH OCT 2024 | 11:00-12:00
IoT M2M Council
TUESDAY | 8TH OCT 2024 | 1:00-2:00
Open-Source vs. Commercial Hardware and Software
Embedded Computing Design
Moderator: Rich Nass, EVP, Embedded Computing Design
Panelists: Steve Tateosian, SVP of Industrial MCUs, Infineon Technologies; Kate Stewart, VP, Dependable Embedded Systems, The Linux Foundation; Michael Conroy, Director, Alliances, Wind River; Doug Norton, CMO, Inspire Semiconductor
WEDNESDAY | 9TH OCT 2024 | 1:00-2:00
Flipping The Script on AI –
How To Get More AI Impact with Less Resources
tinyML Foundation
Moderator: Pete Bernard, Executive Director, tinyML Foundation
Panelist: Nakul Duggal, General Manager of Automotive and IoT at Qualcomm
Convergence: Satellite, 5G, Low-Power Connectivity Combine for IoT
Moderator: Keith Kreisher, Executive Director, IoT M2M Council
Panelists: Martin Jefferson, Commercial IoT Data Services Manager, Globalstar; Cyril Lebel, VP IoT Sales, Vodafone Business;
Carmen Redondo, Director, Global Marketing Antennas, Kyocera AVX
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Roberto Bagnara
University of Parma
Andrew Banks
LDRA/MISRA
Damon Barnes
Bluetooth SIG
Richard Barry
Amazon Web Services
Vin D’Agostino
D’Agostino Industries
Luca Fanucci
University of Pisa
Georg Fischer
FAU Erlangen-Nuremberg
Gene Frantz
Octavo Systems
Andreas Gerstlauer
The University of Texas at Austin
Andreas Grzemba
Technische Hochschule Deggendorf
Rosina Haberl
tinyML Foundation
Allan HE
Embedded System Associations
Ansgar Hein
SGET e.V.
Jessica Isquith
PICMG
Sharmion Kerley
MIPI Alliance
Jean Labrosse
Retired RTOS Expert
Kevin Lu
Stevens Institute of Technology
Brandon Lewis
PICMG
Lawrence Madar
MIPI Alliance
Ansgar Meroth
Hochschule Heilbronn
Daniel Müller-Gritschneder
TU Wien/tinyML
Richard Nass
Embedded Computing Design
Dieter Nazareth
Landshut University of Applied Sciences
Lindsay Peattie
Bluetooth SIG
Sandro Pinto
Universidade do Minho
Calista Redmond
RISC-V International
Randall Restle
Restle LLC
Andreas Rüst
ZHAW Institute of Embedded Systems
Michele Scarlatella
MIPI Alliance
Axel Sikora
Offenburg University of Applied Sciences
Ian Smith
MIPI Alliance
Tiffany Sparks
Secure Thingz/RISC-V
Thomas Ussmueller
University of Innsbruck
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2024
TIME TRACKS
10:00-10:05 Welcome
10:05-10:50 Keynote: Silicon Labs TIME BLUETOOTH
11:00-11:30 BLUETOOTH SIG
Damon Barnes
What’s New with Bluetooth® Technology: Channel Sounding, Upcoming Features, and Key Technology Trends
11:30-12:00 INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES
Dr. Avik Santra
Robust Indoor Distance Estimation
Algorithms for Bluetooth® Channel Sounding
12:00-12:30 QUALCOMM
Hendrik Cordier
Auracast™ Broadcast Audio: Best Practices for Developing Transmitters, Receivers, and Broadcast Assistants For Public Locations
12:30-14:00 Break
14:00-14:30 REAL-TIME INNOVATIONS
Gerardo Pardo
Comparing MQTT, OPC UA and DDS for IIoT Use Case Optimization
14:30-15:00 BALENA.IO
Marc Pous
Lessons Learned Managing Nearly 1 Million of Edge IoT Devices
15:00-15:30 SOFTWARE DESIGN SOLUTIONS, INC
Ed Kuzemchak
Fog based Machine Learning for Industrial IoT
/ I³C
MIPI ALLIANCE
Michele Scarlatella MIPI I3C, the Next-Generation Utility and Control Bus Supporting Time-Critical Applications
BINHO LLC
Martin Cavallo
Demystifying I3C Protocol
SOLITON TECHNOLOGIES
PRIVATE LIMITED
Vijay Krishna Santhosh Ramaraj
Advantages of Using MIPI I3C® Protocol in SSDs & MEMS
SGET E.V.
Ansgar Hein
Efficiency Unleashed: The Advantages of Modular Embedded Systems and Open Standards
PICMG
Steve Bitar
Open Hardware Standards Help Pave a Path to Software-Defined Manufacturing
AVNET EMBEDDED GMBH
Martin Unverdorben
How to Go from Low-Power PoC to Product to Market, Fast and Economically
INNATERRA
Sumeet Kumar
Spiking Neural Processor T1: Mimicking the Brain for Intelligence at the Sensor
AIZIP
Weier Wan
Running an AI Agent on Low Cost Cortex A Processors Without NPU
SONY SEMICONDUCTOR
Jim Lenox
Edge AI Solution for Smart City Curb Management
INFINEON
Ashutosh Pandey
Next-generation Edge AI SoCs Solutions and Systems to Usher in New Era
ST MICROELECTRONICS
Marco di Fazio
Streamlined Edge AI Development for Real World Deployment of Edge AI Solutions
NXP SEMICONDUCTORS
Ali Ors
Simplifying Edge AI Development:
Leveraging Automated Model Discovery for Edge Devices
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2024
TIME TRACKS
10:00-10:05 Welcome
10:05-10:50
Keynote: The Linux Foundation
TIME AUTOMOTIVE
11:00-11:30 NXP SEMICONDUCTORS
David McDaid
Simplifying Automotive ECU
Consolidation with Advanced SoCs
11:30-12:00 EXACT ASSEMBLY, LLC
Theodore Vaida
Enabling Opensource Hardware in the Loop Testing
12:00-12:30 NXP SEMICONDUCTORS
Curt Hillier
Tristan McDaniel
Dynamic Vehicle Signal Collection and Processing using VSS
12:30-14:00 Break
14:00-14:30 SIEMENS DIGITAL INDUSTRIES SOFTWARE
Kerri Hall
From Theory to Practice: Reliable Ethernet Deployment for Modern Vehicles
14:30-15:00 BITIFEYE DIGITAL TEST SOLUTIONS GMBH
Julien Henaut
Connecting the Automotive Future: A Harsh Environment for Moving Bits
15:00-15:30 CAN IN AUTOMATION (CIA)
Thilo Schumann
Embedded Networks –Three Generations of CAN
SAFETY & SECURITY 1 EDGEAI 1
EMPROOF
Nils Albartus
Threats & Implications of Reverse Engineering in the Embedded World
NXP SEMICONDUCTORS
Denis Noel
Prepare for the Upcoming Cyber Regulation Landscape
NXP SEMICONDUCTORS
Joost Renes
Perspectives on the Upcoming Large-Scale Migration Toward Post-Quantum Cryptography for Embedded Systems
LDRA
Jared Fry
Qualification of AI/ML Systems and Interfacing Devices
POLYN TECHNOLOGY
Aleksandr Timofeev
The Benefits of Sensor Data Neuromorphic Pre-processing in IIoT
F&S ELEKTRONIK SYSTEME GMBH
Andreas Kopietz
Deployment of Neural Networks on Embedded Processors with Integrated NPU
LDRA
Steve DiCamillo
WCET and Qualified Critical Applications: Robust Partitioning Alone is Not Enough
IAR
Shawn Prestridge
DevSecOps Excellence in Embedded Systems: Simplified FuSa, Security Checks, and Best Practices
ECLIPSE FOUNDATION
Frédéric Desbiens
Mixology: Open Source and Safety-Critical Systems
ANALOG DEVICES
Tanmaya Mishra Machine-learning Based Anomaly and Intrusion Detection for Cyber-Resilience in Microcontrollers
FEDERATED DESIGNS, LLC
Mark Carrier
The Future of Edge Computing: Leveraging DDS for AI/ML-Driven Decision Making
DRIVER AI, INC.
Daniel Hensley
Intermediate Representations for Retrieval Augmented Generation in Embedded Systems
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2024
TIME CONNECTIVITY 2 (WIRELESS) HMI
9:30-10:00 NXP SEMICONDUCTORS
Charlie Ice Zigbee and Matter, Better Together –How Bridges Allow Zigbee and Matter to Coexist
10:00-10:30
CLARINOX TECHNOLOGIES
PTY LTD
Trish Messiter
Gökhan Tanyeri
Empowering Connectivity: Exploring the World of Wi-Fi Mesh Networks
10:30-11:00 DPTECHNICS
Daan Pape
Cellular LPWA Networks: How to Actually Achieve Low Power and Long Range
11:00-12:00 Break
ANALOG DEVICES INC.
Alan Hehir (for Dr. Rob Oshana) Human Factors and User Interface Design for Embedded Systems
ICS
Jeff Tranter
Choosing an Embedded GUI: A Comparative Analysis of UI Frameworks Including Qt, Crank, SLint, LVGL, TouchGFX, and Flutter
QT GROUP
Samuel Patterson
Achieve Elevated User Experiences with Embedded GUI Personalization
SYSTEMS & SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 1
LDRA
Andrew Banks An Introduction to MISRA
ABSINT ANGEWANDTE INFORMATIK GMBH
Daniel Kästner
C Threads and Atomics –The Concurrency Rules of MISRA C:2023
GITLAB
Darwin Sanoy
Embedded DevOps: Modernizing to Cloud CPU and Hardware in the Continuous Integration Loop
12:00-12:30 SILICON LABS
Mark Hallam, Brent Corn Amazon Sidewalk Performance Analysis
12:30-13:00 GLOBALSTAR
Martin Jefferson
Complementary Convergence: The Evolution of Satellite and Terrestrial Convergence and its Impact on Mobile and Fixed IoT Use Cases
13:00-13:30 GIESECKE+DEVRIENT (G+D)
Steven Payne
Hemant Borase
What to Expect as Traditional Connectivity and Life Cycle
Management Collide
THE EMBEDDED KIT
Pierre Gal
Choosing Between Off-The-Shelf & Custom Embedded Linux Distributions
THE LINUX FOUNDATION
Walt Miner
Accelerating Software Defined Vehicles through Open Source Software
STAR LAB, A WIND RIVER COMPANY
Ben Fogle
Hardened Yocto: Overcoming Challenges with Building a Secure Embedded Linux OS
PERFORCE SOFTWARE
Alex Celeste Iron Carbide: Safely Mixing Rust into C
BENINGO EMBEDDED GROUP
Jacob Beningo Rust for Embedded Developers: The Peripheral Access Crate
GREEN HILLS SOFTWARE
Scott Vander Weide
Debugging a Hypervisor-based Embedded System
AAEON ELECTRONICS, INC.
BOOTH 1844
ABSINT
BOOTH 1823
ACROMAG, INC.
BOOTH 2109
ACROVIEW TECHNOLOGY CORP/ SYSTEM GENERAL, USA
BOOTH 1857
ADVANCED PRODUCTS CORPORATION
BOOTH 1728
ADVANCED SECURITY TECHNOLOGIES
BOOTH 2605
ADVANTECH
BOOTH 2523
ALTINKAYA ELEKTRONIK CIHAZ
KUTULARI SAN TIC AS BOOTH 1840
AMERICAN PORTWELL TECHNOLOGY
BOOTH 1940
ANALOG DEVICES, INC.
BOOTH 2304
ARBOR TECHNOLOGY
BOOTH 2052
ARESTECH SOLUTION INC.
BOOTH 1852
ARS EMBEDDED SYSTEMS LLC
BOOTH 2605
ASPEN CORE
BOOTH 2051
ASUS COMPUTER INC.
BOOTH 2305
AVALUE TECHNOLOGY INC.
BOOTH 2012
AXIOMTEK
BOOTH 1817
BCM ADVANCED RESEARCH BOOTH 2057
BEACON EMBEDDEDWORKS
BOOTH 1917
BITGEAR WIRELESS DESIGN SERVICES
BOOTH 2605
BLACKBERRY LIMITED
BOOTH 2426
BLECON BOOTH 2721
BLUE CLOVER DEVICES
BOOTH 1944
BRIDGETEK
BOOTH 2040
CAN IN AUTOMATION (CIA) BOOTH 1758
CERVOZ TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. BOOTH 1961
CHEFREE TECHNOLOGY CORP
BOOTH 2200
CONGATEC BOOTH 2223
CONNECT TECH INC. BOOTH 2517
CONTEC AMERICAS, INC. BOOTH 2032
CRANK AMETEK BOOTH 1923
CRITICAL LINK LLC BOOTH 1946
CONGATEC
www.congatec.com
congatec is a rapidly growing technology company focusing on embedded and edge computing products and services. The highperformance computer modules are used in a wide range of applications and devices in industrial automation, medical technology, robotics, telecommunications and many other verticals.
We offer the industry’s largest Computer-OnModule portfolio. Architectures include COM Express Type 6, -Type 7, -Type 10, and the new COM-HPC client, server and mini modules, as well as SMARC. Customer-specific design capability is also offered. Technology is based on latest Intel, AMD, Texas Instruments and NXP processors.
BOOTH 2223
EDGE IMPULSE
www.edgeimpulse.com
Edge Impulse streamlines the creation of AI and machine learning models for edge hardware, allowing devices to make decisions and offer insight where data is gathered. Edge Impulse’s technology empowers developers to bring AI products to market, and helps enterprise teams develop production-ready solutions in weeks instead of years. Powerful automations make it easier to build valuable datasets and develop advanced AI for devices from MCUs to CPUs to GPUs. Edge Impulse is used by health and wearable organizations, industrial enterprises, as well as top silicon vendors and over 100,000 developers. To learn more, visit edgeimpulse.com.
BOOTH 1947
CSTAR ELECTRONICS INTL. INC.
BOOTH 2629
CTW INTERNATIONAL BOOTH 2300
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF SERBIA BOOTH 2605
DFI AMERICA BOOTH 2427
DIAMOND SYSTEMS CORP BOOTH 2533
DIGI INTERNATIONAL BOOTH 2123
DIGILENT BOOTH 2634
DIGITAL CORE BOOTH 2700
DIGITAL LOGIC LTD.
BOOTH 2605
DISPLAY LOGIC, USA BOOTH 2060
DISTI CORPORATION BOOTH 1841
DOJO FIVE BOOTH 1958
DOLPHIN INTERCONNECT SOLUTIONS AS BOOTH 2108
DONGGUAN TEAM SOURCE DISPLAY TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. BOOTH 1760
DPTECHNICS B.V BOOTH 1933
DRIVER AI, INC. BOOTH 2204 GREEN
www.ghs.com
Green Hills Software, headquartered in Santa Barbara, CA, has been the worldwide leader in embedded safety and security for over 40 years, providing safe, secure and scalable solutions for various markets, including automotive, industrial, medical, military, avionics and networking.
The INTEGRITY RTOS family is certified to the highest levels of safety and security, and the MULTI IDE is certified to meet the highest levels of tool qualification specified in the functional safety standards IEC 61508:2010, EN 50128:2011, and ISO 26262:2011. In addition, Green Hills Software has held an ISO/SAE 21434 Automotive Cybersecurity Certificate since January 2024.
BOOTH 2113
EDGE IMPULSE
BOOTH 1947
EDGEBLE AI
BOOTH 1735
ELECTRONIC SPECIFIER
BOOTH 2047
ELLISYS
BOOTH 1818
EM MICROELECTRONIC BOOTH 2729
EMBEDD LIMITED BOOTH 2100
EMBEDIAN, INC.
BOOTH 1952
EMERGING DISPLAY TECHNOLOGIES
BOOTH 1826
EMPROOF
BOOTH 1756
EXASCEND
BOOTH 1935
F & S ELEKTRONIK SYSTEME GMBH
BOOTH 2640
FEASYCOM CO., LTD.
BOOTH 2715
FIDUS SYSTEMS
BOOTH 1816
FORENEX TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
BOOTH 1729
FORTEC US BOOTH 2339
FUTURE TECHNOLOGY DEVICES INTERNATIONAL LTD.
BOOTH 1941
GENIATECH BOOTH 1845
IBASE TECHNOLOGY INC.
www.ibase.com.tw
IBASE Technology (TPEx: 8050) specializes in the design and manufacturing of robust industrial PC products, delivering high-quality products and excellent service since its establishment in 2000. We carry out manufacturing and quality control at our own facilities in Taiwan that are ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 14001, and ISO 27001 certified. Current product offerings comprise x86- and RISC-based industrial motherboards, embedded systems, edge AI computers, panel PCs, digital signage players, and network appliances for applications in the AIoT, automation, smart retail, transportation, networking, and medical sectors. We also offer ODM customization services, tailoring products to meet customers’ specific requirements.
BOOTH 2035
GIESECKE+DEVRIENT (G+D)
BOOTH 2123
GOEPEL ELECTRONICS LLC
BOOTH 1745
GOWIN SEMICONDUCTOR
BOOTH 1727
GREEN HILLS SOFTWARE LLC BOOTH 2113
GRINN
BOOTH 1849
HARWIN BOOTH 2122
IAR
BOOTH 2614
IBASE TECHNOLOGY INC. BOOTH 2035
ICOP TECHNOLOGY INC.
BOOTH 2432
ICS
BOOTH 2415
IEI TECHNOLOGY USA
BOOTH 2337
INFINEON TECHNOLOGIES
BOOTH 1747
INOVA TECH D.O.O.
BOOTH 2605
INSPIRED ENERGY LLC
BOOTH 1746
INTEC DISPLAY SDN BHD
BOOTH 2624
INTERACTIVE DISPLAY SOLUTIONS (IDS)
BOOTH 2105
J-SQUARED
https://jsquared.com/
J-Squared is the leading provider of highperforming embedded computing systems and services built to withstand the harshest environments. For more than 30 years, J-Squared has partnered with prime contractors, OEMs, system builders, and end users for mission-critical applications across commercial edge AI, military, energy/resources, and transportation. J-Squared is proud to provide cradle-to-cradle support – a single resource across the entire product and solution lifecycle, with in-house design, testing, deployment, service and renewal capabilities. Our hardware is created to the highest standards and applicable industry certifications while our software offerings use AI and ML to meet today’s exacting challenges.
BOOTH 1832
IOT M2M COUNCIL
BOOTH 2123
J-SQUARED
TECHNOLOGIES INC.
BOOTH 1832
JET ONE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
BOOTH 1854
JETWAY INFORMATION CO., LTD.
BOOTH 2537
JORAL TECHNOLOGIES
BOOTH 1823
JOULESCOPE
BOOTH 1723
JUNGO CONNECTIVITY
BOOTH 2540
KEYFACTOR, INC.
BOOTH 2123
KINGSTON
BOOTH 2116
KONTRON AMERICA, INC.
BOOTH 2232
KYOCERA AVX COMPONENTS CORPORATION
BOOTH 2123
LAMBORTECH
BOOTH 1725
LANTRONIX
BOOTH 1835
LAUTERBACH
BOOTH 2017
LDRA TECHNOLOGY, INC.
BOOTH 2714
LEX COMPUTECH CO., LTD.
BOOTH 2341
LOGIC TECHNOLOGIES LTD.
BOOTH 1722
KONTRON
ww.kontron.com
Embedded Solutions. Infinite Possibilities. Kontron is a global leader in IoT/Embedded Computing Technology (ECT). Kontron offers individual solutions in the areas of Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0 through a combined portfolio of hardware, software and services. With its standard and customized products based on highly reliable state-of-the-art technologies, Kontron provides secure and innovative applications for a wide variety of industries. As a result, customers benefit from accelerated timeto-market, lower total cost of ownership, extended product lifecycles and the best fully integrated applications.
BOOTH 2232
LPKF LASER & ELECTRONICS –NORTH AMERICA
BOOTH 1957
MAXTENA, INC.
BOOTH 1855
MEMFAULT, INC.
BOOTH 2434
MICRO- STAR INT’L CO., LTD.
BOOTH 2433
MICROTECH TECHNOLOGY
COMPANY LIMITED BOOTH 1754
MIKROELEKTRONIKA
BOOTH 2605
MONOGOTO INC.
BOOTH 2049
MOSCHIP
BOOTH 2054
MOUSER ELECTRONICS
BOOTH 2215
NCI LOGIC ANALYZERS
BOOTH 2026
NEOUSYS TECH. AMERICA, INC.
BOOTH 1937
NEWSMAY TECHNOLIGY CO., LTD.
BOOTH 1743
NEXCOM INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD.
BOOTH 2505
NORDIC SEMICONDUCTOR
BOOTH 2635
NORTHERN.TECH
BOOTH 1759
NUMATO SYSTEMS PRIVATE LIMITED
BOOTH 1853
OCTAVO SYSTEMS
www.octavosystems.com
Octavo Systems is revolutionizing Embedded System design with System-in-Package technology. Offering the simplicity and time savings of a module with better size, cost, reliability, and manufacturability than a chipdown solution, System-in-Package enables designers to create next-generation AI and IoT-enabled products in record time. Discover how customers from various industries have leveraged Octavo Systems standard off-theshelf System-in-Package devices, opensource development platforms and software, and industry-leading support from experienced embedded system designers to create products that exceed their customers’ expectations. Learn how the latest Octavo Systems System-in-Package Processor Modules can help you achieve your design goals on time and under budget.
BOOTH 2028
NXP SEMICONDUCTORS
BOOTH 2022
OCTAVO SYSTEMS
BOOTH 2028
OPENSYSTEMS MEDIA
BOOTH 2718
PANDABIRCH DOO & STREETNODE DOO
BOOTH 2605
PARASOFT BOOTH 2524
PARTICLE BOOTH 2333
PEMICRO
BOOTH 1755
PERFORCE SOFTWARE
BOOTH 2104
PICO TECHNOLOGY
BOOTH 2423
PLS DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
BOOTH 1927
PMK AMERICA CORPORATION
BOOTH 2045
POWERGOOD TECH.
RESEARCH CO., LTD.
BOOTH 1726
POWERTIP TECHNOLOGY INC.
BOOTH 1717
PREMIO INC. BOOTH 2133
PTC
BOOTH 1948
PYRAMID NORTH AMERICA, INC. BOOTH 2623
PLS DEVELOPMENT
TOOLS
www.pls-mc.com
PLS is one of the world’s leading suppliers of software debug, trace and test tools for 32- and 64-bit microcontrollers and embedded processors. PLS’ flagship product is the UDE Universal Debug Engine, which provides developers with efficient and convenient multi-core debugging, multi-core trace, and system-level analysis of complex electronic control systems. The tools from PLS show their strengths particularly in deeply embedded systems, such as those used in automotive and industrial electronics. Developers and engineers around the world rely on PLS’ high-quality debug tools to create safe, secure, reliable, and high-performance embedded software.
BOOTH 1927
QA SYSTEMS NORTH AMERICA
BOOTH 2615
QT GROUP BOOTH 1829
RAYTAC CORPORATION
BOOTH 1753
RAZORCAT DEVELOPMENT GMBH
BOOTH 1823
RCL DISPLAY LTD.
BOOTH 1748
RED BALLOON SECURITY
BOOTH 1724
REFLEX CES & APISSYS
BOOTH 2617
ROHDE & SCHWARZ USA, INC. BOOTH 1719
RT-RK BOOTH 2605
RUGGED SCIENCE BOOTH 2055
SAMTEC BOOTH 2632
SAN TECHNOLOGY, INC. BOOTH 2515
SD-OMEGA (HK) CO., LTD. BOOTH 1822
SEALEVEL SYSTEMS, INC.
BOOTH 2440
SECO
BOOTH 2315
SECURE-IC BOOTH 2338 SECO
www.seco.com
We provide embedded computing and IoT/AI software solutions. Globally serving industrial, vending, medical, and related industries, we design and manufacture edge computing hardware: system-on-module (SoM) boards in standard form factors including COM Express, COM-HPC, SMARC and Qseven; single board computers (SBCs) in 3.5" and other small form-factors; HMI Panel PCs; fanless industrial computers; and AI solutions. Our Clea software suite facilitates easy deployment of scalable IoT infrastructure and applicationspecific AI algorithms on both SECO and non-SECO equipment. Through decades of technical and operational expertise, we help our clients meet challenging technical requirements and quality objectives, and accelerate time-to-market.
BOOTH 2315
SEGGER
BOOTH 2527
SGET E.V.
BOOTH 2023
SILICON LABS
BOOTH 2235
SMITH BOOTH 2117
SOLID SANDS BOOTH 1861
SPARKLE COMPUTER CO., LTD.
BOOTH 1954
STAR LAB SOFTWARE
BOOTH 1732
STMICROELECTRONICS, INC.
BOOTH 2405
SUPERMICRO COMPUTER, INC.
BOOTH 1750
SUPPLYFRAME
BOOTH 2208
SYSTEM ELITE
TECHNOLOGY, INC.
BOOTH 2036
TAG-CONNECT, LLC
BOOTH 1843
TAOGLAS
BOOTH 2327
TME, USA LLC BOOTH 1846
TORADEX
BOOTH 2229
TOTAL PHASE BOOTH 1858
STAR LAB
www.starlab.io
With a successful track record securing combat systems in Aerospace and Defense, Star Lab helps customers implement buildsecure methodologies into Linux-based embedded systems. Our products are easily integrated, flexible, and designed to handle worst-case threat scenarios: hands-on physical or privileged attackers. We prevent attackers from tampering with or altering software/firmware and limit their maneuverability, ensuring your systems remain resilient and operate normally – even under attack.
Star Lab’s Kevlar Embedded Security is a layered embedded Linux security solution that helps thwart IP theft, secure data at rest and runtime, and achieve cyber resiliency through defense-in-depth.
BOOTH 1732
TQ SYSTEMS USA INC.
BOOTH 2029
TRENZ-ELECTRONIC
BOOTH 2600
TRUSTINSOFT
BOOTH 1757
TUXERA BOOTH 1836
UBIQCONN TECHNOLOGY (USA) INC.
BOOTH 1733
VECTOR NORTH AMERICA INC. BOOTH 1740
VELOCITY IOT BOOTH 2061
VERIEST VENTURE SERBIA DOO BOOTH 2605
VERISILICON INC. BOOTH 2323
VERSALOGIC, CORP BOOTH 2622
VODAFONE IOT
BOOTH 2123
VOLTAI
BOOTH 1847
WAGO
BOOTH 2522
WILLTRON CO., LTD.
BOOTH 1737
WINSTAR DISPLAY CO., LTD.
BOOTH 1956
WIREPAS
BOOTH 1953
SUPERMICRO
www.supermicro.com
Supermicro, a global technology leader committed to delivering first-to-market innovation for Enterprise, Cloud, AI and 5G Telco/ IoT/Edge Infrastructure, is showing its latest lineup of embedded IoT and Edge-AI systems, optimized for data-driven applications in remote locations. Visit booth 1750 and discover powerful compact platforms featuring Nvidia GPU technology, designed for maximum performance, power efficiency, and low-latency inferencing in a broad range of use cases in manufacturing, automation, healthcare as well as retail and security applications. Supermicro offers a wide range of Edge form factors, from hand-sized fanless system up to 2U dual processors with up to 18 expansion slots.
BOOTH 1750
WIZNET
BOOTH 1856
XYMOX TECHNOLOGIES, A RAFI GROUP COMPANY
BOOTH 1734
YUAN HIGH-TECH
DEVELOPMENT CO., LTD.
BOOTH 1741
ZYMBIT
BOOTH 2727
TQ-SYSTEMS USA https://www.tq-group.com/en/
Since 1994, TQ-Group has grown from a twoman company to around 2,200 employees across 13 locations globally. As one of Germany’s largest technology service providers and electronics specialists, TQ offers innovative solutions in hardware and software, covering development, production, and product lifecycle management. TQ excels in E²MS, embedded modules, motors and drives, cobots and automation solutions, medical technology, and aviation. TQ is also growing with megatrends like robotics, digitalization, Industry 4.0, AI, e-mobility, and energy management, combining service expertise with in-house developments as an ODM/OEM. And all “Made in Germany”.
BOOTH 2029
WAGO CORPORATION
www.wago.com/us/
WAGO delivers cutting-edge products and unparalleled expertise to their customers. It all started with the development of WAGO’s flagship technology, the CAGE CLAMP®, and implementing it into their terminal blocks. Today, that connection technology graces many products including the patented 221 Series wire splicing connectors, revolutionizing the industry with superior quality, durability, and ease of use.
WAGO products also include industry-leading electrical Interconnect and pluggable solutions. From PCB Terminal blocks with multiple variants including levers to panel feed through components and the versatile Multi Connections System (MCS) pluggables; these products are safe, reliable, and provide numerous benefits to any application.
BOOTH 2522
DELEGATE TERMS AND CONDITIONS
By registering for embedded world North America, you are bound by and agree to the relevant Terms and Conditions of embedded world North America, NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) and all associated events.
ADMISSIONS
POLICY
embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) reserves the right to reject admission of any individuals who are not deemed to be relevant industry professionals.
By attending, visitors agree not to take part in any canvassing, leafleting, unauthorized demonstrations, objectionable behavior, or any activity which may disrupt the Event. Failure to adhere to this could result in being asked to leave the Event.
All visitors must register in their own name and display a valid visitor badge. Registrants must not allow their badge to be worn by anyone else. Breaching this policy is likely to lead to the badge holder and the person wearing the badge being expelled from the event and future events by embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management).
There is no entry to those under 18 years old unless previously authorized. Please make alternative childcare arrangements, embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) offer no childcare facilities at the Expo.
EVENT CODE OF CONDUCT & ANTI-HARASSMENT POLICY
embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) is dedicated to providing a harassment-free and inclusive event experience for everyone regardless of gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disabilities, neurodiversity, physical appearance, body size, ethnicity, nationality, race, age, religion, or other protected category. We do not tolerate harassment of event participants in any form and take violations of our policy seriously and will respond appropriately. All participants of embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) must abide by the following policy:
1. Be great to each other. We want the event to be an excellent experience for everyone regardless of gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disabilities, neurodiversity, physical appearance, body size, ethnicity, nationality, race, age, religion, or other protected category. Treat everyone with respect. Participate while acknowledging that everyone deserves to be here – and each of us has the right to enjoy our experience without fear of harassment, discrimination, or condescension, whether blatant or via micro-aggressions. Jokes shouldn’t demean others. Consider what you are saying and how it would feel if it were said to or about you.
2. Speak up if you see or hear something. Harassment is not tolerated, and you are empowered to politely engage when you or others are disrespected. The person making you feel uncomfortable may not be aware of what they are doing, and politely bringing their behavior to their attention is encouraged. If a participant engages in harassing or uncomfortable behavior, the event organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, including warning or expelling the offender from the event with no refund. If you are being harassed or feel uncomfortable, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of the event staff immediately.
3. Harassment is not tolerated. Harassment includes, but is not limited to: verbal language that reinforces social structures of domination related to gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, disabilities, neurodiversity, physical appearance, body size, ethnicity, nationality, race, age, religion, or other protected category; sexual imagery in public spaces; deliberate intimidation; stalking; following; harassing photography or recording; sustained disruption of talks or other events; offensive verbal language; inappropriate physical contact; and unwelcome sexual attention. Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately. This policy extends to talks, forums, meetings, social media, parties, hallway conversations, all attendees, partners, sponsors, volunteers, event staff, etc. embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) reserves the right to refuse admittance to, or remove any person from, any embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) hosted event (including future embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management)) at any time in its sole discretion. This includes, but is not limited to, attendees behaving in a disorderly manner or failing to comply with this policy, and the terms and conditions herein. If a participant engages in harassing or uncomfortable behavior, the event organizers may take any action they deem appropriate, including warning or expelling the offender from the event with no refund. Our event staff can usually be identified by Event Team badges. Our zero-tolerance policy means that we will look into and review every allegation of violation of our Event Community Guidelines and Anti-Harassment Policy and respond appropriately. Please note, while we take all concerns raised seriously, we will use our discretion as to determining when and how to follow up on reported incidents and may decline to take any further action and/or may direct the participant to other resources for resolution. Event staff will be happy to help participants contact hotel/venue security or local law enforcement, provide escorts, or otherwise assist those experiencing discomfort or harassment to feel safe for the duration of the event. We value your attendance. Exhibiting companies, sponsors or suppliers, or similar activities are also subject to this policy. Exhibitors should not use sexualized images, activities, or other material. Booth staff (including volunteers) should not use sexualized clothing/uniforms/costumes, or otherwise create a sexualized environment. Participants and exhibiting partners or sponsors disobeying this policy will be notified and are expected to stop any offending behavior immediately.
WHY THIS POLICY IS IMPORTANT
Harassment at events and in online communities is unfortunately common. Creating an official policy aims to improve this by making it clear that harassment of anyone for any reason is not acceptable within our events and communities. This policy aims to prevent harassment by clearly defining expectations for behavior, to provide reassurance, and encourages those who may have had bad experiences at other events to feel that they can participate in embedded world North America and/ or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) events.
CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS POLICY
Full refunds cannot be provided. You may be able to transfer your ticket to an alternative event, or to a colleague if you cannot attend the booked event.
In respect of any conference, we reserve the right to vary the content, timetable, location or speakers, or to cancel the event. In such circumstances we accept no liability for the variation or cancellation, but in the event of a cancellation only, we will provide a credit which can be redeemed as a delegate pass to any future embedded world North America event within a 12 month timeframe.
FORCE MAJEURE
embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) shall not be liable for any delay or failure to perform any of its obligations, including cancelling or rescheduling an event, if the delay or failure results from events or circumstances outside its reasonable control, including but not limited to: acts of God, flood, drought, earthquake or other natural disaster; strikes or labor disputes; terrorist attack, civil unrest or riots, war, threat of war or other armed conflict, the imposition of sanctions or embargo; infectious diseases, epidemic or pandemic, biological, nuclear or chemical contamination; any law, action or directive given or taken by a government or public authority; collapse of building, accidents, or fire; breakdown of plant or machinery; or the interruption or failure of a utility service (“Force Majeure”).
embedded world North America will notify you as soon as reasonably possible if an event for which you have registered is affected by a Force Majeure. Such notice may be given by email (even if you have not signed up for marketing emails) or by a statement published on the website. If embedded world North America is forced to delay, relocate or cancel an event due to any Force Majeure, no refunds will be given, however, embedded world North America may, at its sole discretion, exchange event tickets for entry to any future embedded world North America event.
PHOTOGRAPHY, RECORDING & VIDEO TAPING
During the course of the three day event certain parts of embedded world North America events may be photographed, recorded and/or videotaped. When registering for the show you are also giving permission to be photographed, recorded and/or videotaped. By attending the Event, visitors consent to such filming and photography and embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) is entitled to use all videos and photographs of visitors, for marketing and promotional purposes in all or any media, without compensation or liability.
DRINKING
embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) accepts no responsibility for the actions of others while under the influence of alcohol served at any event hosted by embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management), including the official party, location to be confirmed. It is also acknowledged by attendees that it is unlawful for any person under 21 years old in United States to consume alcoholic beverages.
HEALTH & SAFETY / LAW
As an attendee of any event by embedded world North America you have a duty to maintain health and safety standards for your own and others benefit.
Failure to comply with any laws, health & safety and/or restrictions imposed by the event venue(s) and/ or embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management), may result in immediate removal from the premises without any refund or compensation.
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embedded world North America reserves the right to postpone, relocate the venue or alter the times and/or date of the Conference. Such changes shall not affect the validity of this agreement, however embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) shall, as far as is reasonable, ensure that any such changes do not substantially affect your rights.
LIMIT AT REASONABILITY
Nothing in this agreement is intended to exclude or limit any liability which cannot be excluded or limited by law. Subject to the preceding paragraph, the liability of embedded world North America and/or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) to you (or the organization that employs or engages you) under this agreement in respect of any single embedded world North America and/ or NürnbergMesse North America (Show Management) event is limited to the total ticket cost paid by you for that event.
You should ensure that you arrange appropriate insurance cover to meet any liabilities which are excluded by us under this agreement, including (but not limited to) any costs of travelling to and staying at or near the event.
AGREEMENT
This Agreement contains the entire agreement between the parties relating to the subject matter and supersedes any previous agreements, arrangements, undertakings or proposals, oral or written. Unless expressly provided elsewhere in this Agreement, this Agreement may be varied only by a document signed by both parties.
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