Sensors Converge 2023 kicks off in Santa Clara, Calif., with in-depth pre-conference sessions on Tuesday and exhibits from hundreds of companies on Wednesday and Thursday, covering an eye-catching range of sensors and other electronics, including software and hardware, from some of the biggest names in industry.
In preparation, Fierce Electronics has been regularly previewing many of the keynote speakers and others in recent weeks on a wide range of topics. The previews cover quite a range: femtech to farmtech to autotech, low-power IoT, supply chain, AI in mission critical systems and sensors used to save lives and enable sustainability.
Check out these articles and interviews that have appeared in recent weeks in Fierce Electronics:
1. Elena Fersman: Exploring AI in cyber-physical systems
2. Christian Peters: MEMS sensors are being deployed to save lives
3. MIT’s Simone Mora on sensors, quality data in climate debates and more
4. Nokia’s Mike Allison: the state of smart city activism
5. Stephanie Brown on sensors worn by soldiers for their vital data
6. Smart farming: a leader in purpose-driven tech innovation
7. Lioness co-founder, head engineer Anna Lee on the smart vibrator
8. Q&A: Chair of a smart sensors IEEE standard working group hits the basics
9. Purohit: Low-power IoT market is growing aggressively
10. How AI can overcome three common supply chain challenges
11. Unhackable chip security hinges on inconvenience
12. A path to battery-free IoT sensing
13. Making medical devices with machine learning: Key considerations
14. Automotive computing drives power consumption concerns
15. Sanjay Gupta on RF energy harvesting and more
16. 4G vs. 5G: How to know when to make the switch
17. How engineers can cope with design and sourcing nightmares
18. Designing low-power sensor networks without wires and batteries
19. Integrated AioT technolopgy: the key to smart charging
20. Taking industry from Net Zero to ACTUAL Zero
21, The power of AI and ML in 5G/6G wireless connectivity and sensor design
A full speaker's agenda and registration for Sensors Converge 2023 are available online.
