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Embedded TechCon, a technical conference that’s produced by engineers, for engineers, is back with a marquis lineup of educational workshops and hands-on technical sessions. In addition to mainstream embedded development issues, the Internet of Things will be looked at from all angles.
Held in Austin, TX on June 7th and 8th, 2016, Embedded TechCon is co-located with the Design Automation Conference (DAC). Embedded TechCon includes 20 classes taught by embedded industry experts and seasoned technical trainers from high-tech leaders, including AMD, Dell, Renesas, Imperas Software, ARM, IBM, the HSA Foundation, Khronos Group, Avnet, and more.
“We are very excited by the program for this year’s Embedded TechCon. We are continuing the trend of “Everything practical, nothing theoretical,” says Rich Nass Executive Vice President of OpenSystems Media and Co-Chair of this year’s conference, and also former chair of the Embedded Systems Conference. “Attendees can take what they learn in the classes, including the hardware and software that they’ll receive as part of their registration, and immediately begin work on their own designs.”
“Embedded TechCon 2016 consists of an engaging group of sessions and speakers designed to guide engineers through their development lifecycle, be they hardware, software, or systems designers,” says Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor of Embedded Computing Design and Co-Chair of Embedded TechCon 2016. “The program was architected to jumpstart developers still in search of technology solutions, but also to address the challenges of more advanced engineers, such as those working with heterogeneous processor architectures. A good example is the Day Two Keynote by Rhonda Dirvin of ARM, in which she will discuss the merits of TrustZone for building secure systems and cover key implementation methodologies.”
A hands-on workshop concludes Day One, with attendees receiving a free Renesas Synergy SK-S7G2 Starter Kit and expert training on how to build connected systems by communicating sensor data from the board to a smartphone. Other technologies and applications addressed at Embedded TechCon 2016, which is entering its second year, include Heterogeneous/Multicore Programming, Debug, and Test; Pre-Silicon ARM Software Development; Agile for Embedded and IoT; Software-Centric Machine Vision and Control Systems; Code Quality and Integrity for the IoT; Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Connected Device Deployment; and more.
For the complete conference schedule, speaker lineup, and reduced registration before May 11th, visit embeddedtechcon.com.
OpenSystems Media (OSM), founded in 1985, is the leading media company in the Embedded, IoT, and Military industries. OSM’s portfolio of products includes online education, print and digital magazines, newsletters, technical conferences. and product resource guides. OpenSystems Media is the leader in driving leads and awareness through social media and is the largest producer of lead-generation tools such as webcasts, whitepapers, product directories, digital E-mags, and Techcasts. Current properties include: Embedded Computing Design; Military Embedded Systems; PICMG Systems and Technology; PC/104 and Small Form Factors; and VITA Technologies.
