Share your expertise in one of the World of Electronics seminars

The substantive presentations are a popular and appreciated part of the WoTS. Together with the exhibitors, we organize seminars per world on current themes. Are you considering giving a presentation during the fair, or do you want to know more about the possibilities? We cordially invite you to attend the first seminar meetings for the World of Electronics.

During the meetings, which take place via Teams, the exhibitors determine the content of the lectures together. If you plan to participate in a seminar, we recommend that you participate in these meetings. Your opinion will help determine the content of the program! Below you can see which seminar meetings are on the agenda. All meetings take place digitally via Microsoft Teams.

Internet of Things, the challenges and applications
In this seminar we will highlight the challenges and the broad application area of the Internet of Things (IoT). The focus is on practical examples and cashes for new/complex application areas and the associated challenges.

Date: Wednesday February 14 10.00 – 11.30
To register: marc.berkouwer@fhi.nl

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The past year has seen an explosion of new applications around artificial intelligence (AI). It started with platforms like ChatGPT and now the business community is experimenting with generative AI that creates something itself based on an assignment. To store and process the data, powerful chips are needed and preferably as small as possible. In this new seminar we will discuss the role of electronics (hardware and embedded software) within AI.  

Date: follows
To register: melvin.brink@fhi.nl and marc.berkouwer@fhi.nl

(Embedded) Software Design
The share of software in the development process is often underestimated. This seminar informs engineers and users of embedded software about the possibilities and challenges in the design of (embedded) software for products, devices or machines. The software largely determines the functionality of products. Important issues can be: how do I keep the software at a distance up to date and what about traceability, lifespan, reliability and quality management?

Date: Thursday February 15 10.00 – 11.30
To register: melvin.brink@fhi.nl 

Circularity
A circular economy counteracts environmental pollution. The goal is to extend the lifespan of products and reuse all materials without producing waste. For electronics, this means reducing the extraction of new raw materials, extending the lifespan of products and minimizing waste and pollution. How we, as the entire electronics industry from design to production, can and also legally must contribute to the circular economy is the subject of this seminar.

Date: Wednesday February 14 13.00 – 14.30
To register: marc.berkouwer@fhi.nl

We look forward to seeing you at one of the seminar meetings via Teams!