May 10, 2012 — MEPTEC will host its 10th Annual MEMS Technology Symposium, May 23, in San Jose, CA. Keynotes cover “sensory swarms” and motion interfaces, and sessions will cover the micro electro mechanical systems (MEMS) roadmap; design, manufacturing, and test of MEMS; MEMS architectures and uses, and more.
Professor Krisofer Pister, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at University of California, Berkeley, will deliver the morning keynote, titled, “Sensory Swarms.” In the afternoon, Steve Nasiri, founder, president, CEO and chairman, InvenSense, will present “Motion Interface the Next Large Market Opportunity.”
Sessions and session chairs:
- The MEMS Revolution: from Billions to Trillions?
Jérémie Bouchaud, Director and Senior Principal Analyst MEMS and Sensors, IHS iSuppli - Realizing the Full Potential of MEMS Design Automation Software
Stephen Breit, Ph.D., Vice President Engineering, Coventor, Inc. - Roadmap to a $Trillion MEMS Market
Janusz Bryzek, Ph.D., VP MEMS Development, Fairchild Semiconductor - Integration of the Accelerometer — the First Step of the MEMS Revolution
JC Eloy, President and CEO, Yole Développement - CeNSE: Awareness through A Trillion MEMS Sensors
Rich Friedrich, Director of the CeNSE program, Hewlett-Packard Labs - On the Road to $1T?
Gregory J. Galvin, Ph.D., President/CEO, Kionix, Inc. - Implementing the Trillion Dollar MEMS Roadmap
Robert Haak, Managing Director, Insight interAsia Pte Ltd., Vice President – Asia/Pacific, Executive Board of Directors, MANCEF - Fusing Sensors into Mobile Operating Systems & Innovative Use Cases
Tristan Joo, Board Director & Co-Chair of Mobile SIG, Wireless Communications Alliance - High Volume Assembly & Test Solutions to Meet the Rapidly Growing MEMS Market
Russell Shumway – Sr. Manager, MEMS & Sensor Packaging, Amkor Technology
Register for the symposium at http://meptec.org/meptectenthannuc.html.
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