Industry Forum
The Industry Forum 2010 November 8-9 Pheonix, AZ USA
Theme: Transport Power, Informatics for Autos, Silicon, and Manufacturing
The IEEE Industry Electronics Society is bringing you the
Industry Forum 2010 November 8-9nd in Phoenix, Arizona USA.
This is a part of the IES IECON conference and all IECON attendees
are guests to these presentations from industry.
Industrial and embedded technologies are growing in leaps and bounds. It
is important for all of us to view how industry is using these
technologies in building products and infrastructure applications.
The goal of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
Industry Forum is view these
industry activities, understand their usage, and talk with industry
leaders in their vision of industry technology needs.
The industry forum is a new series created by the IEEE Industrial
Electronics society to focus on industry directions and use of emerging
technologies in industry products. Traditional IES technology areas are
covered including infromatics, sensors and control, robotics, factory
automation and power electronics. In addition, the forum motivates
discussion with applications of the same technologies into diverse usage
areas such as robotics in the consumer, remote sensor control in the
home, etc. This is particularly valuable to the society in building a
bridge between industrial product directions and research focus. We plan
to continue the Industry Forum to discuss research and product
requirements among our diverse, highly international society members.
This year we focus on how products in automation and transportation are
using industrial electronics technologies to create more valued and
capable products.
Fees: Included for all IECON attendees; otherwise IEEE members $50 AND Non-members $75 Registration will be on IECON 2009 web site.