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Conference Agenda
Tuesday, 03 Nov 2009 | Military and Systems |
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10:00 | The Facility | 09:10 | SPAWAR Systems Center San Diego | 09:35 | Robert Bosch LLC | 10:25 | Coffee & Networking Break |
Track 1 | Healthcare |
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14:35 | IMEC/Holst Centre | 14:10 | HCA - Hospital Corporation of America |
| Aerospace |
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16:20 | Lockheed Martin | 15:55 | NASA | 16:45 | Fisk University | 17:00 | Day 1, Track 1 Ends |
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Wednesday, 04 Nov 2009Track 1 | Track 2 | WSN & RTLS |
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10:40 | Coffee & Networking Break | 11:20 | Axcess International | 09:50 | Traak Systems | 09:00 | GE Global Research | 09:25 | DecaWave | 10:15 | Schneider Electric |
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Wednesday November 04, 2009
Ultra Low Power Electronics (12:35 - 14:20)
12:35 - 13:00 "Anatomy of Next-Generation Self-Power Embedded Systems"- An overview of the functional blocks needed to implement a modern self-powered system that include the harvester options, central power management unit, ultra-low power processor and telemetry will be described in details as well as demonstrated.
- A specific breakdown on the management of system level micro-power power, where it comes from, storage and how it is consumed is broken down from a system perspective.
- A final discussion on component level integration opportunities and cost optimization will be opened up with emphasis on achieving a real-world application.
13:00 Lunch
14:20 - 14:45 "Wireless Sensing with the World's Lowest Power Microprocessor"- This presentation will cover the development of the world's lowest power microprocessor at the University of Michigan as well as on-going efforts to bring this microprocessor to the market.
- Additionally, it will be shown how this microprocessor technology, in combination with energy harvesting and cutting edge battery technologies, can be used to create ultra-compact wireless sensors with multi-year lifetimes.
- Finally, the use of these ultra-compact wireless sensors in several specific applications will be discussed in detail.
14:45 - 15:10 "Integrating Printed Electronic Technologies to Create Self-Powered and Energy Harvesting Display Systems"- Advancements in NanoChromics(TM) technologies enable fully printed, self-powered displays and systems.
- Combining printed electronics technologies to enable energy harvesting display systems
- Self powered and energy harvesting display systems will have broad applicability in a wide range of products