EMBEDDED CONFERENCE SCANDINAVIA 2017 - … this very demanding truck environment, ... Applying IoT...

EXCERPTS FROM THE PROGRAM: ∙ INTERNET OF THINGS: Two full days program covering the whole scenario of IoT. From FPGA and μ-Controllers and

connected IoT systems to infrastructure and security aspects. We will also look at IoT from a broader application perspective; such as the use of IoT for trucks and buses as well as together with artificial intelligence at datacenters.

∙ SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT: Agile methods. Modeling and compiler technology. Software security, test and verification. Operating systems. Open source development for embedded applications. EMC design and testing. Wireless communications.

∙ IN-DEPTH TUTORIALS: Reliable code with MISRA C, model-oriented software engineering, code coverage and testing methodologies, design of microcontrollers, long range IoT networks

∙ HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS: - Lauterbach - Keil DS-MDK - μ-Controller - SeqZap

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS:

Windows 10 IoT – From Device to Cloud

MAARTEN STRUYS Microsoft OEM Division

Advanced electronics and own embedded SW – a survival issue

for trucks and buses

DR NIKLAS KARPE Scania

Management and Operations in the Networked Society

DR ELENA FERSMAN Ericsson Research

Applying IoT and AI in the operations of the datacenter

TOR BJÖRN MINDE RISE SICS North

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CONFERENCE PROGRAM, pages 11-13EXHIBITOR LIST & FLOOR PLAN, pages 14-15

EMBEDDED CONFERENCE SCANDINAVIA 2017

EUROPE’S LARGEST EMBEDDED CONFERENCE

Over the last few years Embedded Conference Scandinavia, the internationally renowned meeting place for professionals in the field of embedded technology, has been growing and is now considered the largest embedded conference in Europe. ECS has maintained its successful concept of a compact exhibition, a world-class conference and popular social activities and now draws some 2,000 participants. With visitors and exhibitors from more than 25 countries around the world, Embedded Conference Scandinavia is now also more international than ever.

At the ECS exhibition around 90 companies and organizations will be presenting all the new products, services and trends covering all the needs of the industry. We will as always offer an internationally top ranked conference with more than 70 seminars, presentations and workshops as well as reputable keynote speakers and of course the presentation of this year’s winners of the Swedish Embedded Award.

ECS is truly a not to miss event! Welcome to join us November 7-8!

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NOVEMBER 7, 9.50

Management and Operations in the Networked SocietyThe Networked Society is a ubiquitous system of systems that will connect humans and machines in infinite ways. Ubiquitous connectivity opens up opportunities for value creation across the whole of society and enterprises in particular stand to benefit greatly from this transformative change. Industries such as automotive, health, utilities, transportation, home entertainment and agriculture are becoming increasingly connected, providing new cross-domain business opportunities. However, the networked society also poses new challenges, as vast amounts of data and information from many heterogeneous devices will need to be analyzed, combined and actioned in a safe way, creating a complexity that goes far beyond the capabilities of human management. This talk will cover several examples of such complex systems ranging from telecom networks to smart cities and the main techniques for management and operations of such systems. We discuss knowledge representation, semantic interoperability across different domains, and machine intelligence technology blocks relevant for management and operations of digitalized systems with requirements on performance, safety and sustainability.

PRESENTER: Elena Fersman, Research Leader, Machine Intelligence - Ericsson ResearchElena Fersman is a research leader in Machine Intelligence at Ericsson Research and an adjunct professor in Cyber-Physical Systems at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. She received a PhD in computer science at Uppsala University in 2003 and worked as a postdoc at École Normale Supérieure de Cachan in 2004 before starting her industrial career. While working at Ericsson, Elena had various positions including product management, portfolio management and research leadership. She has responsibility of setting research direction of multiple research groups based in several countries. Her current research interests are in the areas of modeling, analysis and management of software-intensive intelligent systems applied to 5G and IoT. Elena has co-authored 20+ scientific publications and 30+ patent families, participated in several PhD grading committees and served as reviewer at many international conferences.

NOV 7, 13.20

Advanced electronics and own embedded SW – a survival issue for trucks and busesThe importance and amount of electronics and embedded software (SW) used in heavy vehicles is growing for every year. In order to meet customer needs of sustainable and reliable transports, very high requirements of reliability and robustness are necessary. In this very demanding truck environment, traditional component testing needs to be complemented with on-board software diagnostics and broad data collection from connected vehicles. In this way, real and potential failures can be detected very early on large fleets also then failure rates are relatively low. In addition, future needs of flexibility and functional safety is significantly easier to achieve using in-house developed embedded SW. Some examples of SW and electronics development at Scania will be given to illustrate this point.

PRESENTER: Niklas Karpe, Senior Manager, Ph.D. Head of Powertrain Control Platform, NEP - ScaniaNiklas Karpe was born 1962. He received a M.Sc. and a Ph.D. degree in Engineering Physics and Solid State Physics from the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm, in 1985 and 1990. After working with research and lecturing in Physics at KTH, and continuing on with R&D at Electrolux and Zarlink Semiconductor, he joined Scania in 2003. At Scania, he has been engaged in development of electrics and electronics (HW and SW) for heavy-vehicles on different positions. He is now heading a section developing controllers, sensors, actuators, cable harnesses and low-level SW for future powertrains. He is passionate about sensors, embedded systems for automotive and quality!

NOV 8, 9.50

Windows 10 IoT – From Device to CloudInternet of Things, the most used phrase in my life these days. According to all major technology analyst firms, lots of money will be made by IoT solutions in the upcoming years. That sounds all great but how do you get started? What are the building blocks of an IoT solution? Why does your company need to build IoT solutions? In this presentation, Maarten Struys shows how Windows 10 IoT and Microsoft Azure are a great combo to build IoT solutions and how to securely send data from the device to the cloud. Keywords throughout the presentation will be security, scalability and maintainability.

PRESENTER: Maarten Struys, Account Technology Strategist - Microsoft OEM DivisionIn Maarten’s current role, he works with large OEMs in the embedded space in EMEA to build solutions based on Windows 10 IoT Operating Systems and on Azure IoT. Before moving to a technical sales role, Maarten was an experienced software developer. He has been working with many different Microsoft Windows Operating Systems for over 25 years, focusing on building embedded and mobile solutions for mainly the Industrial Automation and Healthcare markets. Maarten is a well-known speaker at international conferences like Tech•Ed, MEDC, Mobile Connections and Microsoft TechDays.

NOV 8, 13.20

Applying IoT and AI in the operations of the datacenterThe future seems to bring a huge demand for compute power with all new applications like autonomous vehicles, robots, IoT and new media. A network of compute infrastructure implemented in everything from central hyper-scale datacenters, edge datacenters to smaller compute equipment distributed close to users and devices is a viable way to meet the needs. To operate such a complex large-scale IT infrastructure system we need to look at it as an IoT system with all environmental sensors, IT and facility equipment connected and monitored. With a complete data collection and automation control system the next step is autonomous IT infrastructure operations, predictive maintenance, robot management, software controlled redundancy and machine learning optimization.

PRESENTER: Tor Björn Minde, CEO - RISE SICS NorthTor Björn Minde is head of research strategies at Ericsson Research with 30 years experience in mobile communication, cloud, multimedia & applications. He is also currently CEO of SICS North Swedish ICT an industry research institute newly established in Luleå focusing on datacenters. He holds an adjunct professorship at Lulea University of Technology in signal processing. His main research interests are sensor, context aware, datacenter and machine learning technologies. He has led the team behind Ericsson Labs with the objective to improve Ericsson ability in open innovation offering experimental API’s for mobile applications. Lately his main focus has been on cloud infrastructures for energy efficient operation. His twitter feed is http://www.twitter.com/torshammer.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

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For 35 years the world’s leading companies have trusted Green Hills Software’s secure and reliable high-performance software for safety-critical applications.

For the connected car, consumer and medical devices, industrial telemetry, smart grid, telecoms hubs and more, our software and services deliver proven secure, reliable underpinning technology for the Internet of Things.

SECURING THE INTERNET OF THINGS

Copyright © 2017 Green Hills Software. Green Hills Software and the Green Hills logo are registered trademarks of Green Hills Software. All other product names are trademarks of their respective holders.

To develop devices for the Internet of Things with the highest levels of security and reliability, call +46 8 750 8270

or visit www.ghs.com/secureIoT

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Driving your embedded cloud!Together, we develop reliable, connected and powerful applica-tion-ready solutions for your Industry 4.0 designs - from edge and fog computing to the cloud; secure and connected.

INDUSTRIE 4.0 – EMBEDDED CLOUDFROM A SINGLE SOURCE

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Embedded Systems

Embedded Boards & Modules

Embedded ODM Services

Embedded Cloud

Kontron – An S&T Company

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Driving your embedded cloud!Together, we develop reliable, connected and powerful applica-tion-ready solutions for your Industry 4.0 designs - from edge and fog computing to the cloud; secure and connected.

INDUSTRIE 4.0 – EMBEDDED CLOUDFROM A SINGLE SOURCE

Hannes Niederh

auser,

CEO

OURPORTFOLIO

Embedded Software

Embedded Systems

Embedded Boards & Modules

Embedded ODM Services

Embedded Cloud

Kontron – An S&T Company

www.kontron.de

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– Room M6Track 3

– Room M5Track 4

– Open StageTrack 5

– Room M4Track 6

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09:15-09:45 Embedded software development and use Hosted by:

Wireless communication Low power design, processors and systemsHosted by:

EMC design and testingHosted by:

Software quality, testing and maintenance

Workshop 1

9:15 From Devices to Platforms – The (R)evolution of Embedded SoftwarePresenter: Tuukka Ahoniemi – Qt

09:15 5G for Auto- motive Industry – Vehicle TeleoperationPresenter: Rafia Inam – Ericsson

09:15 From design to deployment: Understanding how to architect a secure system Presenter: Haydn Povey – Secure Thingz

09:15 Computational models for improved EMC designPresenter: Pererik Andreasson – Halmstad University

09:15 High Quality Software with Test- Focused DevelopmentPresenter: Jason Masters – Vector Software

09:15 Best practice on debugging and tracing your embedded system using Lauterbach!2,5 h Max no of participants: 16 Presenter: Björn Skånberg – Nohau Solutions

09:50-10:30 KEYNOTE 1 Management and Operations in the Networked Society – Elena Fersman, Ericsson

10:30-11:00 COFFEE & EXHIBITION11:00-12:00 Operating Systems Wireless communication Embedded software

development and useEmbedded security, components to system

Tutorial Workshop

11:00 Selecting an Embedded Operating SystemPresenter: Colin Walls – Mentor Graphics

11.00 On the road to connected sustainable transport solutionsPresenter: Dr Assad Alam – Scania

11:00 The future MISRA C under the spotlightPresenter: Dr Frank Van Den Beuken – Programming Research

11:00 IoT security challengesPresenter: Anders Hansson – Prevas

11:00 LoRaWan – make your own long range IoT network60 mins Presenter: Rune Domsten and Patrik Särenfors – Indesmatech

11:00 Lauterbach workshop contd.

11:30 Embedded Linux vs Proprietary RTOS – the development cycle comparisonPresenter: Marcus Nissemark – Green Hills Software

11:30 LTE Cat M1 and NB-IoT – The technologies to solve the challenges of IoT for efficient infrastructure Presenter: Ludger Böggering – u-blox Cellular Product Center

11:30 So You Think that MISRA C:2012 Can’t Help With Your Secure Application? Think Again! Presenter: Mark Richardson – LDRA

11:30 Trusted Boot and Integrity Management: Securing the SW for ARM-based Linux devicesPresenter: Anders Törnqvist - MontaVista Software

12:05-12:20 OPENING SPEECH

Dr Niklas Karpe, Scania

12:20-13:20 LUNCH & EXHIBITION13:20-13:50 KEYNOTE 2

Advanced electronics and own embedded software – a survival issue for trucks and buses – Dr Niklas Karpe, Scania

14:00-15:00 Embedded business Open source Embedded software development and use

Safety and securityHosted by:

Embedded hardware design and solutionsHosted by:

Workshop 2

14:00 Digitalisation and automation of production value chainsPresenter: Prof. Jerker Delsing – LTU

14:00 NuttX – ”Linux on a Microcontroller”Presenter: Mattias Edlund – TagMaster

14:00 Writing Reliable Code with MISRA CPresenter: Colin Walls – Mentor Graphics

14:00 Safety and security, the future for assisted and autonomous drivingPresenter: Dr Frank Van Den Beuken – Programming Research

14:00 USB Type C: The perfect “one cable does it all” solution for HMI displaysPresenter: Markus Mahl – DATA MODUL

14:00 Introduction to automated system testing2,5 timLimited number of participantsPresenter: Rasmus Toftdahl – CIM Software Testing

14:30 Digitalization – Smart ProductsPresenter: Mikael Wadlund – Prevas

14:30 mangOH Red, open source IoT hardware platformPresenter: Hans Andersson - Acal BFi

14:30 Exploring C++14 – what’s in it for me?Presenter: Rafael Taubinger - IAR Systems

14:30 Change Impact Analysis and Change-Based Testing for Safety Critical ApplicationsPresenter: Jason Masters – Vector Software

14:30 COM Express Type 7 for realtime applicationsPresenter: Christian Eder – congatec

15:00-15:30 COFFEE & EXHIBITION

Ökar statliga satsningarVi arbetar aktivt för att öka de strategiska satsningar som görs via de statliga forsknings- och innovationsfinansiärerna.

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Agerar remissinstansVi agerar remissinstans i branschrelaterade frågor.

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Håller politiker uppdateradeVi för ett påverkansarbete mot politiker och myndigheter för att lyfta branschens betydelse.

FörbättraraffärsavtalVi skapar skräddarsydda affärsavtal för branschen.

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Nov 7 Track 1 – Room M1

Track 2 – Room M6

Track 3 – Room M5

Track 4 – Open Stage

Track 5 – Room M4

Track 6 – Room M3

15:30-17:00 Wireless communication


Low power design, processors and systems

Embedded software, safety & security

Embedded software development and use

Workshop

15:30 Bluetooth 5 – go further, go faster, say morePresenter: Martin Woolley – Bluetooth

15:30 Software Quality Trident: Static Analysis, Unit Testing, and System Testing : The Software Quality Trident of Safety and SecurityPresenter: Mark Richardson – LDRA

15:30 Fundamentals of Dynamic Low Current Characterization and MeasurementsPresenter: Stewart Wilson – Keysight Technologies

15:30 Taking back control over your embedded applicationsPresenter: Lothar Pfeifer– ANSYS

15:30 Dynamic Memory Allocation & Fragmen-tation in C & C++Presenter: Colin Walls – Mentor Graphics

15:30 Automated System Testing contd.

16:00 AAEON Industrial IoT Solutions – reliability and robustness from end node to network serverPresenter: Marco Barbato – AAEON

16:00 Ready-to-deploy Certification Testing and TraceabilityPresenter: Michael Wittner – Razorcat

16:00 Giving eyes to SMARC 2.0 – MIPI-CSI & Camera functionality of SMARC 2.0 Computer-on-ModulePresenter: Christian Eder – congatec

16:00 How good is your software security posture?Presenter: Dr Frank Van Den Beuken – Programming Research

16:00 Tutorial:Code Coverage onμ-Controller60 minsLimited number of participants Presenter: SebastianGötzinger – VerifysoftTechnology

16:30 Telit: Faster deployment for IoT Solutions Presenter: Rikard Florin – Telit

16:30 Managing Embedded System test infrastructures with Docker and JenkinsPresenter: Dr Oleg Nenashev – CloudBees

16:30 Intelligence at the edge - high per-formance embedded computingPresenter: Patrik Björklund – Tritech

16:30 Security beyond design: Creating trust in manufacturing and remote updates Presenter: Haydn Povey – Secure Thingz

17:00-19:00 Industry Reception and presentation of the winners of the Swedish Embedded Award 2017

DAY 2 • NOVEMBER 8, 2017

Nov 8 Track 1 – Room M1

Track 2 – Room M6

Track 3 – Room M5


Track 5 – Room M4

Track 6 – Room M3

09:15-09:45 Open sourceHosted by:


Wireless communications


Operating systems Workshop 3

09:15 A clash of cultures – Open Source in classical industry. Is it ready?Presenter: Erik Lönroth – Scania

09:15 IIRA and RAMI 4.0:Secure IIoT ApplicationsNeed Secure ApplicationCodePresenter: Mark Richardson – LDRA

09:15 Bluetooth Mesh – An Introduction for DevelopersPresenter: Martin Woolley – Bluetooth

09:15 Industrial Wire-less Communications – A guide to an optimal solutionPresenter: Åke Wernelind – Tritech

09:15 How to Measure RTOS PerformancePresenter: Colin Walls – Mentor Graphics

9:15 Heterogeneous Multi-Processing (HMP) programming and debugging on Embedded Artists iMX7 Dual COM using Keil DS-MDK2,5 h Max no of participants: 16Presenter: Anders Rosvall – Embedded Artists

09:50-10:30 KEYNOTE 3

Windows 10 IoT – From Device to Cloud – Maarten Struys, Microsoft

10:30-11:00 COFFEE & EXHIBITION11:00-12:00 Embedded software

development and useEmbedded security, components to system

Embedded security, components to system


Tutorial Workshop

11:00 Extending the power of hard realtime database operationsPresenter: Bengt Gunne – Mimer

11:00 How to quickly detect the top security vulnerabilities in your softwarePresenter: Stefan David – MathWorks

11:00 An approach to writing safe and secure softwarePresenter: Marcus Nissemark – Green Hills Software

11.00 Lightweight Cryptographic Primitives for Resource- Constrained DevicesPresenter: Elena Dubrova - KTH

11:00 Design your own micro controller60 mins Presenter: Mark Frost – Intel

11:00 Keil DS-MDK workshop contd

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Track 5 – Room M4

Track 6 – Room M3

11:00-12:00 Embedded software development and use




Tutorial Workshop

11:30 Embedded GPUS: Compiling high-level vision and deep learning algorithms Presenter: Daniel Aronsson – MathWorks

11:30 When "software security“ alone is not sufficient - the challeng-es of securing IoT devices using only software and how to overcome them thanks to a companion secure ICPresenter: Göran Brante – Maxim Integrated

11:30 Developing secure software for TrustZone for ARMv8-MPresenter: Stefano Cadario – ARM

11:30 Using Static Analysis to Enhance Safety and SecurityPresenter: Mark Hermeling – GrammaTech

11:30 Micro controller contd.

11.30 Keil DS-MDK workshop contd.

12:20-13:20 LUNCH & EXHIBITION

13:20-14:00 KEYNOTE 4

Applying IoT and AI in the operations of the datacenter – Tor Björn Minde, RISE SICS

14:00-15:00 Software quality, testing and maintenance


FPGA, Hardware solutions

Hardware solutions Embedded software, development & use

Workshop 4

14:00 Advanced trace techniquesPresenter: David Källberg – IAR Systems

14:00 Choosing proper IoT connectivity technology for your IoT needsPresenter: Jaakko Ala-Paavola – Etteplan

14:00 FPGAs are really great, but there are challenges…Presenter: Espen Tallaksen – Bitvis

14:00 Safety certification for unsafe Hardware platformsPresenter: Mehmet Özer – SYSGO

14:00 Softwaredevelopment on ARMheterogeneous devicesPresenter: Stefano Cadario– ARM

14:00 Heterogeneous Multi-Processing (HMP) programming and debugging on Embedded Artists iMX7 Dual COM using Keil DS-MDK2,5 h Max no of participants: 16Presenter: Anders Rosvall – Embedded Artists

14:30 Code coverage for small safety-critical embedded targetsPresenter: Sebastian Götzinger – Verifysoft Technology

14:30 Practical Methods for Verifying Wireless Performance of IoT Devices Using Reverberation ChambersPresenter: John Kvarnstrand – Bluetest

14:30 Standard COTS versus Full Custom Hardware Design –Efficient Methods and Design Criteria’sPresenter: Robert Helenius – Hectronic

14:30 Security in an IoT device can be defined as consisting of five key dimensions for efficient infrastructure Presenter: Mats Andersson – u-blox Short Range Product Center

14.30 EuroCPS – connecting innovative SME companies with platform and competency providersPresenter: Per Lindgren, LTU

15:00-15:30 COFFEE & EXHIBITION

15:30-17:00 Embedded business Software quality, testing and maintenance




Workshop

15:30 Creating business value – The key to successful Internet- of-Things applicationsPresenter: Anders Englund – Attentec

15:30 Software Variants Testing made easyPresenter: Michael Wittner – Razorcat

15:30 Self-testing in Embedded SystemsPresenter: Colin Walls – Mentor Graphics

15:30 How SBTM increased delivery quality in an waterfall organization and the lessons learnedPresenter: Martin Karsberg – Infotiv

15:30 Code Coverage on CUDAPresenter: Sebastian Götzinger – Verifysoft Technology

15:30 Keil DS-MDK workshop contd

16:00 Automating the maintenance of bi- directional traceability Presenter: Mark Richardson – LDRA

16:00 Automating Requirements Based TestingPresenter: Matt Davis – QA Systems

16:00 SAP Integration with embedded IoT systemsPresenter: Rohit Joshi – SIAOPT

16:00 Meeting the IoT system testing challengePresenter: Rasmus Toftdahl – CIM Software Testing


Embedded Conference Scandinavia is proudly presented by

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EXHIBITOR LIST

SWEDISH EMBEDDED AWARD 2017 – NOMINEES:

AAEON 61

ACAL BFi 60

ACTE Solutions 74

Accurate Nordic 52

Addiva Elektronik 41

Advantech 75

Aktuel Elektronik 8

ANSYS 3

Avalon Innovation 22-23

Avnet Embedded 29

Avnet Silica 28

Bluetest 64

BraMässor Registration

Broadband Technology - a Codico Company 57

Business Region Göteborg ICT 16

C.N. Rood BV - Sweden 27

CloudBees 100

congatec 71

Data Modul 79

Data Respons 51

Digi-Key 49+62

Digilent 4

Elektronik i Norden 12+21

Elektronikkonsult 53

Elektroniktidningen 8

Ellipse-Tronic 66

Embedded Artists 44

Eskilstuna ElektronikPartner 41

Etteplan 81

European Portwell Technology 6

Farnell element14 19

froglogic 80

Green Hills Software 78

Halmstad University 14

Hectronic 70

IAR Systems 67-68

JoR 99

Kontron 24

KTH ICES 15

LDRA 77

Linear Technology 97

Luleå University of Technology - EISLAB 2

Lynx Software Technologies 37

Martinsson Elektronik 69

MathWorks 7

MontaVista Software 56

More Electronics 5

Motion Control 25

Multicomponent 65

Mälardalens Real-Time Research Centre 13

Neousys Technology 20

Nohau Solutions 63

NOTE 76

Orcam Systems 50

Phoenix Contact 32

Prevas 46-47

PRQA 26

Qt 73

Razorcat 72

Realtime Embedded 43

RS Components 98

rt-labs 45

Rutronik 55

S.E.E. - Scandinavian Electronics Event 38

Sensor ECS 54

Smartare Elektroniksystem 40

Svensk Elektronik 30+39

Synective Labs 25

T2 Data 33

Testhouse Nordic 35

THINGS 17-18

Toshiba Electronics 101

Triacon Scientific 96

Tritech Solutions 59

u-blox 5

Vector Software 58

Verifysoft Technology 95

WIBU-SYSTEMS 34

Wittenstein aerospace & simulation 36

Würth Elektronik 31

ÅF Technology 94

Embedded Conference Scandinavia is proudly presented by

ENTERPRISE CATEGORY STUDENT CATEGORY

DeviceRadio Multi-Link, DeviceRadio 91

Pilloxa Box, Pilloxa & Prevas 88

Profoto A1 , Profoto 90

QR77SAW, Qamcom Research and Technology 89

CAN – adapter card, KTH 86

Me Doc, Halmstad University 87

Osics - Western Blot Washer, KTH 84

Pressure Distribution Measurement System for Wheelchair Seats, Mid Sweden University 93

Ultra-wideband Tracker, Chalmers University of Technology 92

UppSense, Uppsala University 85


Exhibitor list as per October 30. The list may be subject to change. We accept no responsibility for possible changes or printing errors. The organizers have reserved the right to abbreviate company names when deemed necessary.

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DATE November 7-8, 2017 VENUE Kistamässan, Stockholm, Sweden

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE All sessions are free of charge, but pre-registration on www.embeddedconference.se is mandatory. Please register and print out your badge in advance to save time onsite. Coffee and light lunch is free of charge to all visitors. The conference language is English. Please check signage onsite for the location of the different sessions.

INFORMATION

ABOUT THE EXHIBITION Around 90 exhibitors from the embedded industry will showcase the latest news and products. They include top international suppliers, universities and the nominated companies and students of the Swedish Embedded Award. The exhibition is free of charge and no further registration than to the conference sessions is needed (please see above).

EXHIBITION OPENING TIMES

Tuesday, November 7 09.00-17.00

Industry Reception & Awards Ceremony, Swedish Embedded Award 17.00-19.00

Wednesday, November 8 09.00-17.00

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