Expo

The ESC UK 2009 exhibition hall features more exhibitors than any other embedded event in the UK, offering engineers and engineering managers a unique opportunity to learn about technology solutions. Education, in turn, leads to correct decision making in product and vendor selections.

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Access to all FREE sessions in Exhibition Showcase.

Keynote Events, hosted by Embedded Systems Design

• Q&A: The State of Microelectronics - speakers from Freescale Semiconductors, Imagination Technologies, NXP Semiconductors and STMicroelectronics
• Q&A: The State of Embedded - featuring Jack Ganssle, Niall Cooling and Dan Saks
• Drinks Reception - all attendees are invited

There are management sessions tracks dedicated to the following topics:

• Software IP – Reuse and Security
• Managing IP, Assets and Costs
• Lean Product Development

There are hot topic technology sessions on:

• Software Configuration Management
• Security in Embedded Design
• Why Linux is not an RTOS
• Using Software Components for Safety-Relevant Systems
• Low Power Embedded Techniques
• Mesh Networking Technologies
• Multiprocessor Parallelization

And there are sponsored sessions from:

• Microsoft Windows Embedded, on latest releases of the Windows Embedded operating systems - Windows® Embedded Standard and Windows® Embedded CE - with a live overview of the development process on each platform
• NXP Semiconductors, an in-depth review of the world’s first microcontrollers based on the new ARM Cortex M-0.
• Numonyx, learn tradeoffs for non-volatile memory (Flash Memory) device selection and system design techniques.
• Echelon, learn about getting started with the LonWorks 2.0 platform with specifics on the FT 5000 and the Neuron 5000 processors.
• National Instruments, see how LabVIEW graphical programming language and RIO architecture let you create embedded system prototypes that combine CPU, FPGA and modular I/O.
• Parasoft, why embedded testing can be more beneficial then host-based in terms of application time-to-market delivery.
• Wibu-Systems, will demonstrate how to protect embedded systems and software against piracy and reverse engineering.
• SQS, gain latest thoughts in process quality and licence compliance management.
• MKS, software reuse concepts across requirements, code and testing, and necessary tooling to support a strategic reuse initiative.
• Vector Software, on techniques that can be applied to any project today to improve the reliability of software.