Events
ESA Events
ESA is planning several events for this year - spread across all states. You'll find them listed here.
Events 2010
2010-12-13 NSW: "Embedded Systems Moving Forward"
Our end of year event features short presentations on new technology and presentations and panel discussion on future issues facing embedded systems in Australia.
Topics
Our speakers and their topics are listed below.
Innovation Today
- PTronik - Robert Bosshard
- Highly Commended, Sydney Engineering Excellence Awards.
- ESA - Neil Temperley
- TruckOn – Overhead Collision Prevention ESA’s major project.
- National Computer Science School - John Judge
- Turning youth on to embedded systems.
Future Challenges
- Fluffy Spider - Robi Karp
- How to make a user interface successful in consumer electronics.
- Sage Consulting - Grant Wensor
- Avoiding the pitfalls of outsourcing embedded product development.
- NICTA - Chris Nicol
- Revolutions in embedded processors: coming – ready or not!
No Cost
There is no charge to attend this event.
RSVP
To RSVP or for further details contact Neil Temperley:
Neil [dot] Temperley
nicta [dot] com [dot] au
Ph: 02 9376 2163
Location
2010-07-23 QLD: "Introduction to Embedded Systems Design Using Virtual Prototyping"
Free! Register: http://www.nicta.com.au/business/nicta_short_courses/other_available_cou...
Presenter: Rami Mukhtar, NICTA.
Increasingly aggressive product lifecycles and an increase in the embedded software content are demanding closely integrated hardware and software development methodologies. This short course introduces the state of the art in contemporary embedded system design tools and methodologies.
Participants will be given a critical comparison of common Electronic System Level (ESL) design tools followed by a detailed worked example of a device design using ESL techniques. The advantages and limitations of using ESL tools will be demonstrated.
The short course is presented by world experts in ESL tools and technologies. Use of ESL tools will be demonstrated live through detailed worked examples.
Assumed Knowledge
This course assumes the audience have some experience in the specification and design of embedded systems. This assumed knowledge includes:
- An understanding of micro-electronic embedded systems, including on chip bus architectures, common peripheral components (timers, DMA controllers, interrupt controllers, etc.), and processors.
- C software development for embedded systems.
Location
2010-07-12...15 SA: "Xilinx FPGA Embedded Academy Workshop"
Xilinx FPGA Embedded Academy Workshop by Blackbox Consulting
20% discount for ESA Members!
This course is presented by John Williams, a Xilinx Gold Embedded Consultant, and Founder of PetaLogix.
The 4 day Xilinx Embedded Academy consists of 2 packaged courses
including:
- Embedded Systems Development (2 Days)
- Advanced Features and Techniques of Embedded Systems Development (2 Days)
Price
- $2600 + GST for the full 4 day Academy or
- $1400 + GST per 2 day course.
Xilinx Training Credits accepted at 7 TC’s per day.
Black Box are offering 20% discount for ESA Members!
Contact
Black Box Consulting
PO Box 1147, Stafford City, QLD, 4053
Ph: +61 7 3137 0905
Location
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2010-03-29 VIC: ARM Microcontrollers Oceania Roadshow
Free! Register here: http://www.nicta.com.au/business/nicta_short_courses/free_courses_-and-_...
Presenter : Chris Shore, ARM, Cambridge UK
Developing with ARM Microcontrollers – Past, Present & Future
This presentation “Developing with ARM Microcontrollers – Past, Present & Future” will include material relevant to anyone either working with ARM-based platforms or considering them for future products.
Chris gives an historical and technical overview, with a look into the future of ARM microprocessor technology.
As well as a detailed technical description of current technology, Chris will touch on the wider ecosystem of expertise, support and products which has grown up around ARM in the last 20 years as well as looking forward to where ARM’s products will feature strongly in the future.
08:30 --- Arrival Tea and Coffee
09:00 --- ARM Presentation part 1
10:30 --- Morning Tea
11:00 --- ESA, NICTA & Bluewater Presentations
11:30 --- Robi Karp
12:30 --- Lunch
13:00 --- ARM Presentation part 2
14:30 --- Close
Location
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2010-03-26 SA: ARM Microcontrollers Oceania Roadshow
Register: http://www.nicta.com.au/business/nicta_short_courses/free_courses_-and-_...
Presenter : Chris Shore, ARM, Cambridge UK
Developing with ARM Microcontrollers – Past, Present & Future
This presentation “Developing with ARM Microcontrollers – Past, Present & Future” will include material relevant to anyone either working with ARM-based platforms or considering them for future products.
Chris gives an historical and technical overview, with a look into the future of ARM microprocessor technology.
As well as a detailed technical description of current technology, Chris will touch on the wider ecosystem of expertise, support and products which has grown up around ARM in the last 20 years as well as looking forward to where ARM’s products will feature strongly in the future.
08:30 --- Arrival Tea and Coffee
09:00 --- ARM Presentation part 1
10:30 --- Morning Tea
11:00 --- ESA, NICTA & Bluewater Presentations
11:30 --- Robi Karp
12:30 --- Lunch
13:00 --- ARM Presentation part 2
14:30 --- Close
Location
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2010-03-24 NSW: ARM Microcontrollers Oceania Roadshow
Register: http://www.nicta.com.au/business/nicta_short_courses/free_courses_-and-_...
Presenter : Chris Shore, ARM, Cambridge UK
Developing with ARM Microcontrollers – Past, Present & Future
This presentation “Developing with ARM Microcontrollers – Past, Present & Future” will include material relevant to anyone either working with ARM-based platforms or considering them for future products.
Chris gives an historical and technical overview, with a look into the future of ARM microprocessor technology.
As well as a detailed technical description of current technology, Chris will touch on the wider ecosystem of expertise, support and products which has grown up around ARM in the last 20 years as well as looking forward to where ARM’s products will feature strongly in the future.
08:30 --- Arrival Tea and Coffee
09:00 --- ARM Presentation part 1
10:30 --- Morning Tea
11:00 --- ESA, NICTA & Bluewater Presentations
11:30 --- Robi Karp
12:30 --- Lunch
13:00 --- ARM Presentation part 2
14:30 --- Close
Location
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| 20100324-31-ARM_Microcontroller_Oceania_Roadshow.pdf | 16/02/10 5:15 pm | 440.73 KB |
Events 2009
2009-12-02 NSW: Steering Committee Meeting
Steering Committee Meeting.
Agenda delivered by email.
Location
2009-12-02 NSW: Microelectronics Event - "Australian Microelectronics – growing the industry"
This is a must attend event for companies involved in microelectronics design and development. It will feature:
- Presentation on the IEEE International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC) by Dr. Takayuki Kawahara, Hitachi Research Labs, Japan and Chair of ISSCC Far East Committee.
- Discussion forum: NICTA IC Design Incubation Centre – Joint proposal by NICTA and Cadence to provide low cost access to EDA design tools for Australian SMEs.
- ESA Showcase Event
RSVP to Graeme Robertson, gprobertsonieee [dot] org
Chris Nicol and Graeme Robertson will facilitate a meeting to address the state of the Australian Microelectronics industry. There will be two presentations:
Australia at ISSCC – presentation by Dr. Takahuki Kawahara
Takayuki Kawahara is visiting Australia specifically to meet with the Australian microelectronics industry and to present the IEEE International Solid State Circuits Conference. Dr Kawahara is head of the ISSCC Far Eastern committee and will showcase the conference and call for increased Australian participation. This is crucial to grow the awareness and international presence of Australian microelectronics industry and capability.
NICTA IC Design Incubation Centre – A proposal by NICTA/Cadence
The NICTA IC Design Incubation Centre is a proposal by NICTA for discussion with microelectronics industry partners. The first step for the centre is to make available low cost tools to Australian SMEs via an agreement with Cadence that delivers substantial saving s and benefits to SMEs undertaking IC design over the next 3 years. We will organise a facilitated discussion around the proposal, as well as ideas for other initiatives that can help deliver benefit to the microelectronics industry.
ESA Showcase 2009
This event will be followed by ESA's end-of-year event, "ESA Showcase 2009", at the same location, featuring:
- Dr. Glenn Wightwick, Director of IBM Australia development lab. “Towards a smarter planet”
- Nigel Poole, Executive Director Commercialisation, CSIRO. “CSIROs Wireless LAN success”.
- Dr. Takayuki Kawahara, Hitachi, “Hitachi R&D for the future”.
- Overview of ESA activities in 2009
Attendees of the Microelectronics meeting who wish to also attend the ESA Showcase 2009 MUST REGISTER SEPARATELY HERE. Follow this link to learn more about the event.
Location
2009-12-02 NSW: End of Year Event - "ESA Showcase 2009"
RSVP by following this link http://esa.pingg.com/EsaShowcase2009
Learn about future directions and opportunities in important industry sectors like energy, health, environmental management, transport, education. Meet Embedded Systems companies that can provide innovative technical solutions for your business and see what they have to offer. Come and see a demonstration of an advanced point of sale marketing platform called OASIS that was the highlight of the Retail expo in August.
** First 50 Pre-registered Attendees receive special ESA Gift **
Speakers
Glenn Wightwick, IBM
Dr. Glenn Wightwick is an IBM Distinguished Engineer, Director of the IBM Australia Development Laboratory and IBM Australia Chief Technologist.
"Towards a Smarter Planet"
Abstract
We have been thinking for some time about how we can apply information technology to improve the efficiency of systems, both natural and man-made.
As the world is becoming more instrumented, there is a great opportunity to integrate data in real-time from a broad variety of sources, and to apply advanced analytics to gain deeper insight into these systems. This approach is being applied to improve traffic and transportation, food supply chains, the environment and even cities.
Nigel Poole
Nigel Poole is Executive Director of Commercial for CSIRO.
"CSIRO's Wireless LAN Success"
Abstract
CSIRO's commercialisation of the Wireless LAN technolgy. Nigle will cover the technology development, the legal process, the results, and the recently announced $150M Science and Technology endowment fund.
Dr. Takayuki Kawahara, Hitachi
Labs Japan
Dr. Kawahara of Hitachi Labs in Japan is a world-leading semiconductor researcher. A Fellow of the IEEE and Chair of the Far East COmmittee of the ISSCC conference
“Hitachi R&D for power efficient systems”
Abstract
R&D activities in Hitachi for highly power-efficient digital system are reviewed. Heterogeneous multi core with parallel processing for embedded systems. Program pattern based control of operating frequency and substrate voltage. NV-RAM system for normally-off function that enables digital equipment to be turned on instantly and resume the state prior to the interruption.
Who Should Attend?
Managers, technical staff and researchers from both Industry and Research. Anyone interested in the application of technologies to solve global problems like water, health, infrastructure, transport and telecommunications. These presentations will provide insight into global perspectives on addressing global problems with advanced technologies. We will cover visions for embedded "smarts" into everything, through negotiating IP issues and the value of patenting, and the state of the art microprocessors systems for embedded technologies.
Venue
Parkes Hamilton Room
Industry and Investment NSW
Level 47, 19 Martin Place, Sydney
5:30pm - 8pm
RSVP by following this link http://esa.pingg.com/EsaShowcase2009
Location
2009-12-02 NSW: ESA Sponsor Dinner
Invitation only dinner for ESA Sponsors and Supporters and the speakers at the ESA Showcase 2009 event.
Location
2009-11-19 NSW: Event - "Excellence Awards Finalists"
This event will feature short presentations by Embedded Systems finalists from the Sydney Division Engineering Excellence Awards.
RSVP at this link http://esa.pingg.com/AwardsFinalists
Why Attend
Network with other companies in this sector, and learn about the excellent Embedded Systems technologies being developed in Australia.
Who Should Attend?
CEOs, CTOs and thought leaders of companies that design, create, and/or integrate Embedded Systems and their customers.
Agenda
5:00 pm - Meet & Greet / Networking
5:30 pm - Speakers
- Cochlear - Keith Walsh - 2 x Winner! Software & Embedded Systems; Welfare, Health & Safety.
- iOmniscient - Rustom Kanga - Highly Commended! Software & Embedded Systems; Winner! Small Business Ventures Category.
- Adaptronic - Andy Wyatt - Highly Commended! Control Systems and Communications.
- NICTA - Bill Shui - Highly Commended! Research & Development
- Ballistic Mobile - Brett Barnard - Highly Commended! Software & Embedded Systems; Winner! Product, Manufacturing Facilities and Process.
7:00 pm - Event ends
7:00 pm onward... Please join us for drinks and/or a meal at a nearby pub/restaurant immediately following the event. Location to be advised.
Cost
Free
RSVP
http://esa.pingg.com/AwardsFinalists
Contact
For further information contact Robi Karp of Fluffy Spider
Email: robifluffyspider [dot] com [dot] au
Ph: 02 9281 9055
Location
2009-11-17 VIC: Event - "Victorian Activities Launch"
Hear Mark James Reynolds — Head Industry Division, Defence Materiel Organisation — speak at this free breakfast event that marks the official beginning of Embedded Systems Australia activities in Victoria.
To RSVP, follow this link http://esa.pingg.com/ESA-VictoriaLaunch
Who Should Attend?
CEOs, CTOs and thought leaders of companies that design, create and or integrate Embedded Systems.
Agenda
7.30 am - Meet & Greet / Networking
8.00 am - Welcome and Formal Launch by Peter Lewis
8.10 am - ESA Overview and Mission - Dr Chris Nicol (CTO Embedded Systems, NICTA; ESA Chair)
8.15 am - Breakfast
8.30 am - Speaker Mark James Reynolds - (Head Industry Division, Defence Materiel Organisation)
9.00 am - Event ends
Cost
Free.
This event is being generously funded by ESA's industry sponsors in QLD and NSW.
[Thanks guys for your national spirit!] Also a thank you, to the Victorian Govt for providing the venue at no cost.
Diet
If you have special dietry requirements please contact Peter Lewis below.
RSVP
http://esa.pingg.com/ESA-VictoriaLaunch
Contact
For further information contact Peter Lewis of Hydrix
Email: peter [dot] lewishydrix [dot] com
Ph: 03 8573 5219
Location
2009-10-30 NSW: Steering Committee Meeting
Agenda
- Open 11:00am
- Acceptance of Previous Minutes [5 min]
- Matters Arising [5 min]
- Cluster Administration — Neil Temperley (Secretary) [15 min]
- Finances
- In-kind Accounting — standing item
- Collaboration Projects Update [20 min]
- Wireless Vehicle Communications via DSRC — Neil Temperley [5 min]
- OASIS (was Funky Kiosk) — Chris Nicol [5 min]
- Reconfigurable Image Processing Chains (RICH) — Neil Temperley [5 min]
- Home Power Demand Management — Neil Temperley [5 min]
- Tower Crane Collision Avoidance — Neil Temperley [5 min]
- Autonomous Driverless Vehicles & Assisted Driving (Grand Cooperative Driving Challenge) — Neil Temperley [5 min]
- Event Update [20 min]
- 2009-11-17 VIC: Event - "Victorian Activities Launch" - Neil Temperley
- 2009-11-19 NSW: Event - "Excellence Awards Finalists" - Robi Karp
- 2009-12-02 NSW: End of Year Event - "ESA Showcase 2009" - Neil Temperley
- Presentation by Lisa Rogers - InnovationXchange [20 min]
- Tasks
- Sponsors — Chris Nicol [5 min]
- Membership drive — Neil Temperley [5 min]
- Other Business? [15 min]
- Actions and Task Allocations [10 min]
- 13:00 Close
Location
2009-10-29-30 NSW: Science EXPOsed
Science EXPOsed is a free event for years 8 and 9 students in NSW to explore the latest in science and technology and learn more about careers in science. In 2008, 1800 students from 55 schools participated and we expect even more students this year.
Science EXPOsed comprises an expo containing 20+ booths at the EXPO, several interactive workshops, panel discussions and shows which run throughout three days. The event offers students an opportunity to meet representatives from various science-related organisations, industry and the public sector, and is a forum for students to consider the opportunities for a career in science.
In 2009 the event will be held at historic venues in Sydney's CBD District - Parliament House, The Mint, Hyde Park Barracks, the Australian Museum and The Powerhouse Museum.
More information can be found at http://www.osmr.nsw.gov.au/scienceexposed
Location
2009-09-07 QLD: ESA Steering Committee Meeting & QLD Projects Update
Steering Committee Meeting and QLD Projects update.
Location
2009-08-11 NSW: Legends of Innovation: Rodney Brooks - High School Robotics Presentation
ESA has the pleasure to announce that robotics guru Prof Rodney Brooks of MIT will be presenting to several hundred schools students on 11th August from 1:00-3:00pm.
If you are interested in robots and technology this is an event not to be missed. To book a place for you and your friends ask your school to email Peter [dot] Edmondsnicta [dot] com [dot] au. Places are strictly limited.
Click here to learn more about this event.
Click here to see the kind of robots he works on.
Rodney Brooks in action:
Location
2009-08-06 QLD: Roundtable on QLD-Based Embedded Systems Projects
RSVP: Janice Humphreys Ph: 0404 045 955 janiceglobalinnovation [dot] com [dot] au
Note venue change!!
Roundtable on QLD-Based Embedded Systems Projects
Project Topics
- Autonomous Vehicles & DSRC (NICTA, Griffith University, Global Innovation Centre & ARUP)
- Smart Homes/Smart Grid Project (CISCO and University of Qld)
- Mining Technologies (Opengear and Sage Consultants)
- Managing an ESA Project (Global Innovation Centre)
A light lunch will be served.
Location
2009-07-14 NSW: Event - "Embedded Systems Australia Means Business!"
RSVP: Nick Fondas of iTech Corporation nfondasitechcorp [dot] com [dot] au, Ph 02 9558 2700.
Program
- Showcase, light refreshments and networking: several companies will have their latest technologies on display.
- Speakers:
- “The Smart Power Grid and Intelligent Power Management in the Home" — Peter Seerbacher, MD, AusEng Pty Ltd.
- "Embedded Speech in Software Applications" — Chris Vonwiller, CEO, Appen Pty Ltd.
- "Home Automation and Embedded Systems" — Simon Wehr, Sector Manager – Residential, Clipsal.
- "Embedded Systems Industry Opportunities" — John Best, Vice President Technology, Research and Development, Thales.
RSVP
There is no charge for this event, however positions are limited.
RSVP to Nick Fondas of iTech Corporation nfondasitechcorp [dot] com [dot] au, Ph 02 9558 2700.
Showcase Tables
We have a limited number of showcase tables available at $500 each. Priorities apply for ESA Gold and Silver sponsors.
Contact Nick Fondas to check on availability.
Location
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2009-06-15 NSW: Advanced Embedded Systems Design
Presenter: Dr Rami Mukhtar, NICTA
Full Day 09:00-17:00 | ESA Sponsors: First two attendees free. |
Further details and registration forms are available here.
About this Course
Increasingly aggressive product lifecycles and an increase in the embedded software content are demanding closely integrated hardware and software development methodologies. This short course introduces the state of the art in contemporary embedded system design tools and methodologies.
Participants will be given a critical comparison of common Electronic System Level (ESL) design tools followed by a detailed worked example of a device design using ESL techniques. The advantages and limitations of using ESL tools will be demonstrated.
The short course is presented by world experts in ESL tools and technologies. Use of ESL tools will be demonstrated live through detailed worked examples.
ESA proposes to offer this one-day course in New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria.
Assumed Knowledge
This course assumes the audience have some experience in the specification and design of embedded systems. This assumed knowledge includes:
- An understanding of micro-electronic embedded systems, including on chip bus architectures, common peripheral components (timers, DMA controllers, interrupt controllers, etc.), and processors.
- C software development for embedded systems.
Further details and registration forms are available here.
Location
2009-05-01 QLD: Workshop - "Embedded Systems... The Smarts behind Safety & Security"
ESA jointly with NICTA Queensland
Embedded Systems.....The Smarts behind Safety & Security
Welcome
Prof Brian Lovell – Research Leader, NICTA Qld Research Laboratory
(Overview of NICTA’s activities in safety and security)
Guest Speaker
Dr Abbas Bigdeli, Embedded Systems Researcher, NICTA Qld
Topics include:
- Vision-based anti-collision system for maintenance trains (QRL)
- Multi-vision high resolution smart camera (for face in the crowd recognition, UAV-based vision systems, etc)(QRL)
- Modelling techniques for semi-automatic partitioning of computer vision algorithms between HW and SW
Program
- ESA Structure, governance and sponsorship
- ESA 2009 Calendar of Events
- Updates from March project meeting (Qld) in Mining/Mining Technology Services, Transport & Logistics, Emergency Services/Security
- International Projects (ARTEMIS 2nd call)
- Education & Outreach activities
RSVP: To Janice Humphreys janiceglobalinnovation [dot] com [dot] au.
Location
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"Embedded Systems... The Smarts behind Safety & Security" - presentations now available!
One benefit of ESA membership is early exposure to opportunities to commercialise the outcomes of NICTA R&D. At the recent event "Embedded Systems... The Smarts behind Safety & Security" NICTA presented some of its research directions:
- Advanced Surveillance and Face Recognition;
- Wireless Mesh Networks; and
- Smart Cameras.
Chris Nicol also explained the progress of the cluster and why Australia needs Embedded Systems Australia!
If you are a registered member of this website you can download the presentations here.
To become a registered website member is very easy (there is no cost). Just:
- Click on Create new account.
- Fill in the details. We prefer a full name as a login, e.g. "Neil Temperley". Spaces are allowed.
- Wait for a response email.
best regards,
Neil Temperley
2009-05-01 QLD Event: Presentation Material
This page shows the presentation material from the QLD event "Embedded Systems... The Smarts behind Safety & Security" held on 1/5/2009.
This material can only be viewed by registered members of this website.
2009-05-29 NSW: Event - "Embedded Systems in Motion!"
RSVP: Janice Humphreys janiceglobalinnovation [dot] com [dot] au Ph: +61 7 3300 7003 (light refreshments will be served)
- “ESA on the Move” Update by Dr Chris Nicol, Chair, ESA
- “Embedded Systems in Industrial Automation” – Nick Fondas, CEO, iTech Corporation
- “The User Interface: Above the Commodity Line” – Robi Karp, CEO, Fluffy Spider
- “ESA Funky Kiosk Project” – Bill Horton, CEO, Directtv
- “Advanced Embedded Systems Design – Keep your Engineers Sharp!” - Rami Mukhtar - Senior Researcher NICTA. Get a sneak preview into ESA's upcoming full-day short course on 15/6/09. Visit http://www.embeddedsystemsaustralia.com.au/node/63
Location
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2009-03-23 VIC: Victorian Project Workshop
Location
2009-03-05 QLD: Queensland Project Meeting
Location
2011-02-18 NSW: "Wireless Health Conference"
This event has been organised by committee that contains several ESA members.
Premier Australasian Conference, Delivering Wireless Health Solutions
With the convergence of wireless mobile with medical devices a new dawn of opportunity arises in the somewhat traditional medical device markets. Wireless technology is now sufficiently advanced and ubiquitous to be able to provide remote healthcare with improved patient outcomes at dramatically reduced costs.
BCS Innovations in collaboration with Macquarie University and AusBiotech are proud to announce the first annual Wireless Health Conference, Delivering Wireless Health Solutions, where leaders of the industry will come together to discuss the future of eHealth. Hear from senior executives of Australia’s and the United States’ most successful medical device/wireless companies on how they were able to grow their operations and transition them to the lucrative US market.
Featuring
- Peter Farrell (PhD AOM), ResMed Ltd., speaking on “The Role of Cellular Wireless in the Future of ResMed – Utilising the Data Cloud in Optimising Health Care Outcomes for CPAP Patients”.
- David Skellern (PhD), NICTA Ltd., speaking on “Implant Work at NICTA Ltd – Body Area Work”.
- Jan Janssen (MScEE), Cochlear, speaking on “Integrating Cochlear Implant Users in the Wireless World”.
- Ian Oppermann (PhD MBA), CSIRO ICT Centre, speaking on “e-Health in a Broadband World”.
- Stan Pappelbaum (MD MBA), Pappelbaum, Turner & Associates, speaking on “Navigating the complexities of the US Healthcare System”.
- And other world-class speakers!
Who should attend?
- C-Level executives in the medical device, eHealth and general healthcare industries
- R&D Managers, product development managers, senior executives in public and private sector research organisations
- Angel investors and venture capitalists
- Digital health and telemedicine specialists
- Aged care managers
- Wireless health innovators and senior management in wireless health research
Registration Prices
$199 for AusBiotech Members / $249 for MTAA Members / $299 for non-members
A donation will be made to BeyondWater from a portion of the registration fee. BeyondWater is a nonprofit organisation established to alleviate poverty through the provision of clean water. Please visit www.beyondwater.org.au for more information about the organization.
For more information or to book tickets, please visit www.wirelesshealth.com.au or email Kelsey Dosen at infowirelesshealth [dot] com [dot] au or call 02 9420 1884.
Location
NICTA Techfest
Showcasing breakthrough Australian research solving global problems
NICTA, Australia's ICT Research Centre of Excellence, invites you to our national Technology Showcase
- Engage with ICT researchers to develop opportunities for your industry or organisation
- Explore collaborative opportunities
- Experience NICTA's research through live demonstrations of:
- Applications for the NBN
- Tools for eGovernment and cloud computing
- NICTA's contribution to the bionic eye
- Innovative solutions for a sustainable future
- Solutions for transport and logistics
- Next generation answers to safety and security
- Advances in biomedical and drug design.
Registration
Registrations close Friday, 18 February 2011
Please register at www.nicta.com.au/techfest2011
Note: There is no cost associated with attendance, however NICTA requests pre-registration.
Location
Technology Industry Association - Technology Futures Summit 2011
A full day program with internationally recognised keynote speakers along with local heads of industry will present their insights and views on innovation and the future direction of the electronics and allied industry. This summit will provide you with useful information, create and identify new opportunities and encourage engagement with industry colleagues.
As enablers of innovation with new products and technologies, you play a major role in the development of this industry and your input and contribution is vital at this summit.
For further details and the day’s complete program, please click here.
Allan Ryan, an educator and facilitator who enables organisations, both in Australia and internationally, to deliver real competitive advantage through innovation.
Steve Vamos, named in the top five most influential members of the Australian technology industry in successive years.
Supporting the day’s program are prominent industry leaders from, ZEN Home Energy Systems, Entech Electronics and the Codan Group of Companies. Other foremost presenters will speak about real business opportunities now and into the future on topics of Environmental Control Technologies, Defence, SKA Project and Printable Electronics.
The information examined throughout the day will provide a basis for future engagement with potential collaborative projects identified.
Cost
$95.00 per member, $120.00 per non member
Register to Attend
https://www.tia.asn.au/events/technology-futures-summit?action=register