Conference Programme Roundup


APPLICATIONS CONFERENCES PRESENTED BY THE EXHIBITORS

Conferences can be registered for when sending A BADGE REQUEST

Organized by SNESE.

Room 118, from 9.30am to 10.30am.

SNESE invites you to join a morning conference as soon as the trade show opens at 9.30am.
Come and listen to our experts talk and chat with them for an hour about the following themes:  

Tuesday 6th October
MANUFACTURING WASTE, HOW TO ORGANIZE RECOVERY
Experts: Luc Boudet (AC2E)

Wednesday 7th October
QUALITY OF PRINTED CIRCUITS AND PRINTABILITY OF ASSEMBLED CARDS: WHAT ABOUT PROFITABILITY?
Experts: Gérard and Jacques Monloubou (OREST) - (CIRE group) - Jean-Luc Umbdenstock (Sony Alsace)

Thursday 8th October
PREVENTING MUSCLE-SKELETAL DISORDERS IN THE ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY: ORGANIZING PREVENTION TO STRENGTHEN YOUR COMPANY’S COMPETITIVENESS
Expert: Mr Dominique Ségura (LATEM)

CONFERENCE ON RFID FOR INDUSTRY AND RESEARCH: LATEST DEVELOPMENTS AND THE STATE OF THE MARKET

Organized by Smart University in partnership with CNRFID (Centre National de Référence RFID). Room 119

Thursday 8th October
RFID for industry and research: latest developments and state of the market
The conference is aimed at providers of RFID technologies and users from the Aeronautics/Space, Tests & Measurement, Telecoms and Defence sectors.
The programme will include:
- feedback presentations from major companies and SMEs: case studies, experiments, pilots, etc. from Aeronautics/Space, Tests & Measurement, Telecoms, Defence and Telecoms.
- strategic presentations on the challenges of RFID for industrial companies, the market and its trends,
- round tables.

Wednesday 7th October, Room 116
Training in RFID technologies: "Understanding and deploying RFID"
Organized by Smart University in partnership with CNRFID
This training day is mainly aimed at engineers: project managers responsible for technology deployment within their company and/or its implementation in the context of client projects.
Objectives:
- To learn about RFID technologies.
- To understand the complete design process from the chip to application.
- To acquire the knowledge required to choose a technology (HF or UHF) according to the application constraints

Day chaired by Claude Tetelin, Technical Director of the Centre National de Référence RFID (CNRFID).

9.30am-1pm
- Fundamentals of technology in the industrial context
- High Frequency Systems: Magnetic fields, coupling, telesupply and detection of tags,
- UHF systems: magnetic fields, characteristics of antennae, RCS, Digital aspects of communication, codes and protocols, Anti-collision and standards

2pm – 5.30pm:
- Digital aspects of communication, codes and protocols
- Anti-collision and standards
- Demonstration of HF and UHF systems

CONFERENCE RFID TO IMPROVE INDUSTRIAL AND ECONOMIC Performance

Organized by Smart University in partnership with CNRFID (Centre National de Référence RFID).

Thursday 8th October - Room 119

Conference: RFID to Improve Industrial and Economic Performance

The conference is aimed at providers of RFID technology and users of industrial supply chains: technical engineers, technology providers, research fellows, project managers, etc.

9.30am-12.30pm:

Part One – The Market and Outlook for RFID in France.
Opening: The RFID market in industry: suppliers, latest deployment news, market data - Jean Christophe Lecosse, Director, Centre National RFID.
RFID needs in industrial supply chains - Olivier Gorre, Atos Origin, and Bruno Gallier, Orange Business Services.
Integration components of a RFID project - Olivier Gorre , Atos Origin

PANEL N°1:.
Challenges of RFID technology: Standardization by professional sector, technological barriers, etc. with CNRFID, French Committee for RFID standardization, etc

1.45pm-6pm:

Part Two - Best practice and case studies from industrial sectors .
AERONAUTICS
AIR France: RFID achievements and standardization needs - Dominique Radonde, RFID Solutions Architect.
Balogh: Cyril Leon, head of sales for the Industry division.
PHARMACEUTICALS.
Sanofi: Temperature monitoring coupled with RFID technology in the pharmaceuticals sector, Xavier Briere, CTS (confirmed).
RFID for INDUSTRIAL SECURITY.
EDF: Safety-security system using RFID, Frederic Galtier, Nexess.
Lagassé Technologie: Case study of applications using active tags for the surveillance of objects - Philippe Kervella.
DOCUMENTARY ARCHIVING.
3M: Pascal Lerideau, 3M Sales Director – Library Solutions Department.
TRANSPORT.
STID: Vehicle monitoring.
RFIDEA: David Dalla Vecchia, General Manager

PANEL N°2. 20: 20

RFID in my company: why and how?....
Approaching deployment calmly: calculating ROI, constraints and opportunities...
with integrators, chaired by Jean Christophe Lecosse, CNRFID Director.

CONFERENCES ORGANIZED BY THE SIMTEC TEST COMMITTEE

6th, 7th & 8th October
From 9.20am to 11am - room 115
SIMTEC Test Committee Conference

"From the component to the system: all methods of functional testing"
List of companies: ACCELONIX - AEROFLEX - AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES - ANTYCIP CONVERGIE - COTELEC - EADS T&S - JDSU - NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS - PICKERING INTERFACES - ROHDE & SCHWARZ - SIREN JTAG TECHNOLOGIES - TECHNICOME.COM - TEMENTO SYSTEMS

7th October
From 11.15am to 12.30pm - room 115
SIMTEC Regulation-Standardization Committee Conference

"Regulatory standards applicable to testing and measurement equipment"
List of companies: AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES - ANRTISU - CHAUVIN ARNOUX - ROHDE & SCHWARZ - SEFELEC - TDK LAMBDA

ELECTRONIC PURCHASING-SUBCONTRACTING ROUND TABLE ORGANIZED BY CDAF

Tuesday 6th October - Room 115 – 2.30pm to 4.30pm.

The future of electronics subcontracting, electronic distribution and industrial subcontracting .
- Subcontracting in low-cost countries.
- Total or partial subcontracting.
- Delegation of purchases or "bespoke packages”?.
- Who selects suppliers of primary parts?. 

Roles and responsibilities of CDAF’s GEB Electronique

LIGHTING CONFERENCE

Organized by JESSICA FRANCE. Room 118

Wednesday 7th October, morning and afternoon (10h30am - 12h30pm and 02h00pm - 04h00pm)

Lighting and sustainable development

Lighting is at present one of the major issues of Sustainable Development. The programmed disappearance of the classical light bulb will first contribute to generalize the use of fluo-compact bulbs. When the LED technology, which has already replaced the classical bulbs in signaling, matures, it will be extensively used for lighting.
The purpose of this conference is to present the most recent advances in lighting technology while discussing the LEDs in depth, in particular for their setting up which must comply with certain rules. Several speakers who have extensive knowledge of the products already on the market will share their experience with regard to innovative approaches in this area.
Finally, the key issue when lighting solutions are discussed: Showing the impact on the environment of the various technologies ...
Presentations :

Update on LED technology - FERECHTEH TEHERANI - NANOVATION
Focus on use of LEDS - Laurent Massol (Led Engineering Development)
Environmental impact of lighting technologies - Linda Lescuyer (CODDE)

These three presentations will be interspersed with feedback on corporate projects.

DISTRIBUTION CONFERENCE: EUROPEAN ELECTRONICS AFTER THE CRISIS

Organized by Europartners Consultants
6th and 7th October
Senior managers and experts from various fields in the electronics sector will take part in this two-day conference. The Registration fee also includes opportunities to network with fellow delegates as well as visiting the Forum de L'Electronique which will be running concurrently at the Paris Nord Exhibition Centre and attend a presentation by IDEA (International Distribution of Electronics Association).
The financial crisis has affected the Worldwide Electronic Components Industry. 2008 finished with a moderate decrease of 1.5%, but for 2009, a decline of around minus 16% has been forecasted.
What impact does the decline have for the whole electronics industry? How will the electronic component industry react and will the current supply channel system survive? How can companies overcome the crisis and be prepared for when the market picks up.
These are questions, which senior managers, from all over the world, will answer in their presentations and discuss with the audience. This will allow delegates to consider their own strategies against the thinking of other executives
The Registration fee also includes opportunities to network with fellow delegates as well as visiting the Forum de L'Electronique which will be running concurrently at the Paris Nord Exhibition Centre and attend a presentation by IDEA (International Distribution of Electronics Association)
The Forum, held every two years, has been running successfully since 1989 and is a must for those interested in the supply chain in electronic components

For Full Details and online booking visit: http://www.europartners.eu.com/conferences.htm

MAIN SPEAKERS 
Pierre Laboisse, Vice-Président—WW Distribution NXP Semiconductors
Eric Lalardie, Director Business —Development ARM
Boris Rudyak, Président—Compel
Andy King, Président Farnell Europe
Gene Conahan, Président TTI Europe
Gilles Benhamou, Président, Asteel Flash
Shiro Watanbe, Président, Macnica Japan
Mark Jones, Directeur Général, Omron Europe
Phillippe Gruson, Président BFi Optilas
Walt Custer, Custer Consulting Group
Germano Farnelli, Formerly Président Arrow Europe
Alexander Schenkel, Directeur AVX
Craig Cruikshank, Directeur Général, Cintelliq
Georg Steinberger, VP Communications, Avnet EMEA
Wolfram Ziehfuss, General Manager, FBDI Germany

PROGRAMME, click here 

Other speakers to be confirmed from Distributors, Manufacturers, EMS companies and Component Suppliers

CONFERENCES IDEA (International Distribution of Electronics Associations)

Wednesday Oct 7th - 14.30 - Hall 4, salle 402 Inside Europartners

"European electronic components market stranded in still waters..."
- Gary Kibblewhite, IDEA chairman (introduction)
- Adam Fletcher, Afdec (Uk and German data)
- Lena Norder, IM (Nordic Region data)
- Franco Musiari, Assodel (Italian data)
- Didier Goguelin, Spdei (French data)

"The Chinese Dragon's electronic components market drives growth..."
- Amy Wang, China Outlook (Chinese data and market trend)

THE NDT METHODS APPLIED TO METALLIC MATERIALS DAY

Jointly organized by Université de Reims - GRESPI-LEO / CETIM - EPI cluster (J.L. BODNAR/S. MAILLARD)- Room 215, hall 2

THURSDAY 8th OCTOBER
NDT methods applied to metallic materials

OPTICS AND PHOTONICS APPLIED TO TRANSPORT CONFERENCE

A conference on optics and photonics applied to transport organized by the Véhicule du Futur (Vehicle of the Future) cluster and Rhenaphotonics Alsace.

Wednesday 7th October – 2pm-5pm-Room 119. 20: 20

Session chair: Paul Smigielski, Rhenaphotonics Alsace, Mulhouse (F).

2pm-2.30pm.
Presentation of Rhenaphotonics Alsace and the Véhicule du Futur competitiveness cluster.

2.30pm-3pm
Use of an eye tracker as a tool for designing and decision-making in the various fields of transport by Serge Boehm, PERTECH - Mulhouse (F)..

3pm-3.30pm.
New photonic sensors for tracking movement in transport systems.
by Mustapha Remouche and Francis Georges, LSP (the Photonic Systems Laboratory),.                                        
INSA Strasbourg - ENSPS, University of Strasbourg (F).

3.30pm-4pm.
Photonics and aerospace systems by Alex Kazemi, BOEING Aerospace .
Anaheim, California (USA) et Patrick Meyrueis, LSP (photonic systems laboratory) ,.
INSA Strasbourg - ENSPS, University of Strasbourg (F).

4pm–4.30pm
Sensor analyzing the effects of mechanical disturbance, from a micrometric perspective, applied to a multimode optical fibre

by Anthony Bichler et Sylvain Fischer, PHOSYLAB - Bischwiller (F).

4.30pm-5pm
High performance, low cost monolithic head-up display systems for land-based transport.

by Patrick Meyrueis, LSP (the Photonic Systems Laboratory),.
INSA Strasbourg - ENSPS, University of Strasbourg (F).

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EMC CONFERENCES

Coordinated by Afcem (Association for the promotion and development of EMC).

 CONFERENCES ON INTELLIGENT CLOTHING, A MUST FOR PROFESSIONALS, A FUTURE MARKET FOR CONSUMERS

Coordinated by Jean-Marie Floch -IETR Insa in Rennes Wednesday 7th October.- Room 119, 10am-11.30am.
Intelligent clothing, communications systems worn on the body -- a must for big companies, a future market for consumers.
Professionals' protection needs in terms of safety, natural disasters, emergency services, etc require locating them and analyzing their needs in real-time. Future applications will focus on home assistance, interactive games, etc. and will use these new technologies.
Conferences presented at the RF & Hyper trade show will particularly highlight in relation to this communicating clothing for fire-fighters, post-operative patient monitoring, academic research into communicating clothes and BAN (Body Area Network) type systems, communications systems integrated into the body.

Four conferences will provide examples communication systems in R&D.

10am Electronic textile – Intelligent clothes for fire-fighters - Technisolar Seni (Pascal Barguidjian, Managing Director).
Fire-fighter’s clothing which automatically warns of any toxic gas or radioactivity and any sudden rise in temperature. And fitted with a miniature video camera and a GPS tracker, it remotely warns of any anomaly concerning its wearer, whose pulse and breathing are also measured. The jacket has just received the innovation prize from the recent Prévent'Ouest trade show.
Possible functions:
• Gas detector • Prolonged immobility alert • GPS positioning • Miniature thermal camera/Miniature color camera • Internal/external temperature detector • Built-in lighting and/or tracking system • Radioactivity detector • Transmission of alarms/data by radio.

10.30am The BANET project (Jean Marc Laheurte, university professor).
Wireless Body Area Networks (BAN) already have a well-known acronym describing situations in which sensors and actuators are placed on or around the human body to measure, for example, various physiological parameters in various places on the body and feed these measurements back by radio to a remote unit which processes them and sends them back, takes decisions, alerts, records, etc..
Applications using BAN cover numerous fields from medical to sport via leisure, making it particularly difficult to define a common, standardized air interface and bundle protocol. This is the focus of a study group set up recently within the IEEE 802.15 standardization committee.
The more unusual case of implants, specific to the medical field, must also be taken into account in the architecture for BANs..
Since we can expect to see the role and number of wireless BAN objects and networks increase in our society and associated needs in terms of service quality become more rigorous (robustness, guaranteed link, etc), the problems of coexistence between BANs will become critical..
Furthermore, radio resources are becoming rarer. The recent difficulties encountered in regulating UWB and the growing interest in opportunistic radios demonstrates that any new system must use the spectrum efficiently. This principle must also apply to wireless BAN and personal PAN networks which are to be used in growth markets.

11am Patient monitoring (Philippe Renaudin, Scorvitech).
An example of systems deployed on patients to measure electrocardiogram in real time. The information is then transmitted wirelessly to a reader which processes and centralizes the information. Extensions of these sensors will be presented.

11.30am Antennae on clothes (Jean -Marie Floc'h, IETR).
Numerous research teams are working on deploying antennae on clothes to transmit information. The latest developments in these techniques will be examined before turning to communicating buttons.

RADIOCOMS CONFERENCES

Organized by GPRP, SNIR – At the trade show Hall 1, Room 1.B39.

Tuesday 6th October

Taxation of independent radioelectrical networks- 10am-10.30am.
Presentation of the new provisions of the October 2007 decree and taxation system in force - ANFR/ARCEP .

Taxation of independent radioelectrical networks- 10.45am – 11.15am.
Assessments and comments on the effects of the new system - SNIR/GPRP .

PMR and innovative applications - 11.30am-12 noon.
Data transmission over TETRA networks - SYSOCO.
SDS, Circuit mode, single-slot and multi-slot Packet Data: TETRA enables numerous applications thanks to available and standardized data transmission services. Although useful transmission rates may appear low in the era of Broadband, TETRA is an economically viable solution for large areas and boosts transmission rates using innovative applications.

PMR and innovative applications - 2pm-2.30pm.
The advantages of PMR in personal protection - TAIT.
Examples of applications in the field of position determination, watchman systems and Isolated Worker Protection Systems .

Radio coverage – 2.45pm – 3.15pm.
Coverage in confined spaces: postulates and solutions – ATIS GROUP.
Continuity of indoor service for safety networks in public buildings.

Radio coverage - 3.30pm-4pm.
Antennae and radioelectrical waves: factors already taken into account in the field of professional radio communications.

Wednesday 7th October – Thursday 8th October.

New digital radio technologies: latest developments - 10am-10.30am.
DMR technology and its products - MOTOROLA .
Information on the technology and presentation of the range of products.

New digital radio technologies: latest developments – 10.45am-11.15am.
The e-DMR digital solution - DETRACOM.
Presentation of the technology and its advantages, the range of products, initial achievements.

New digital radio technologies: latest developments - 11.30am-12 noon.
New dPMR/NEXEDGE digital technologies dedicated to professional radio communication applications - ICOM / KENWOOD.
Presentation of the advantages of this new solution, review of the range of equipment.

New digital radio technologies: latest developments – 2pm-2.30pm.
Markets compared: TETRA, DMR, 6.25 KHz - ETELM.
The PMR market is now decisively digital, shared between two TDMA technologies:
- the already well-established TETRA technology with a forthcoming upgrade: TETRA2.
- DMR/6.25 KHz technology which is gaining ground.
What will the relative market share of these technologies be?.

New digital radio technologies: latest developments – 2.45pm-3.15pm.
Round table on new digital technologies (coordinated by Jacques Alvarez - ELECTRONIQUE MAG)

THE ASTELAB SYMPOSIUM

Organized by ASTE
Hall 2, Mezzanine 2 - Room 215. 20: 20

Tuesday 6th October .
Extensometry and Thermography session – 9.30am.
Chaired by: Yves Berthaud - ENS/LMT-CACHAN

Drying and desiccation shrinkage. Contribution of optical extensometry techniques

Thomas Mauroux, LMT-Cachan

Speckle interferometry for the characterization of the heterogeneity in mechanical behavior of materials (welded junction, concrete, etc) and/or true to micro scale measurement using networks and a white light interferometric microscope.

René Rotinat, Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Arts et Métiers, Mechanic and Manufacturing Processes Laboratory (LMPF Laboratory, EA4106), Centre de Châlons-en-Champagne

Near-infrared thermography for applications of high temperature measurements.

Thierry Sentenac, Ecole des Mines in Albi

Tuesday 6th October .
Aggravated Testing-Test accreditation-Quality session - 2pm.
Chaired by: Daniel Goulet, (Thales Aérospace, Aggravated testing).
Chaired by: Peter Betjemann (EXACTYS, Test accreditation-quality)

"Improvement of Product Maturity using Aggravated Testing in Development and Production"

Daniel Goulet, Thales Aérospace

Feedback on experience in an aggravated testing laboratory.

Olivier Pauly, Acteq

Software validation – what is the limit? Approach and strategy.

Peter Betjemann, EXACTYS

Wednesday, 7th October
Modelling and Simulation session – 9.30am.
Chaired by: Bruno Colin (NEXTER)

Fatigue reliability concepts

André Bignonnet - André Bignonnet Consulting

Advantages and limitations of failure modeling based on resistance-constraint interaction.

Lambert Pierrat - LJ-Consulting & LJK-LAB Jacques Vanuxeem - Expert

Calculation-calculation application of automated smooth-planing with FEMTOOLS on an engine carter.

Patrice Dorey - 01dB - METRAVIB

How to perform more realistic qualification testing

Jan Debille - LMS - International

Wednesday, 7th October
Mechanics session - 2pm.
Chaired by: Christian Lalanne (LALANNE CONSULTING)

Elimination of the effect of parasite movements of a vibrator on a specimen

Alain Girard (Intespace)

Thermo-mechanical fatigue endurance of reactor blades

Aline Tarley and Patrice Vericel (ENVIRONNETECH)

Using the fatigue damage spectrum to determine flight qualification of vibrating components on helicopters.

Andrew Halfpenny (nCode)

Acoustic holography: how to perform an acoustic holography analysis with four microphones.

Claude Millard, Acoustics Manager at dB Vib Consulting

7.30pm: Dinner-debate - the PARKINN Hotel - 95700 Roissy-en-France. Prior booking is COMPULSORY

October, Thursday 8th
Climate session – 9.30am.
Chaired by: Philippe Comien (DGA/DET/LRBA)

Comparison of the relative severity of climatic environment tests

Olivier Alquier, PSA - Sylvie Berthelot, PSA - Saadia Jebnoun, LCIE - Henri Tolosa, IC 2000

Evaluation of the objective thermal comfort experienced by human beings in their climatic environment

Fabrice de OLIVEIRA (CSTB)

On-board non-linear models for thermal modeling: modeling, measurement and tests.

Grégory Mallet, PhD researcher at Thalès

Development of thermal modeling software for military installations to predict temperatures caused by external weather

Jean Noel, Independent digital simulation engineer

- 2pm.
Chaired by: Claude Broussy.
Free session - Presentation of their products by exhibitors in the Astelab Area of the MESUREXPO trade show.

Information, prices and reservations: Tel: +33 (0)1 42 66 58 29 - email:
www.aste.asso.fr

"LASERS AND CONVENTIONAL PROCEDURES" TECHNICAL WORKSHOPS

These technical workshops are organized by "Club Laser et Procédés" in partnership with IREPA LASER.
Coordinated by industrial users, they showcase laser processes and the latest innovations.

Tuesday 6th October  - Room 211 .
3pm-4.30pm - "Laser for dummies" session .

- 3pm-3.20pm: Welcoming of participants

- 3.20pm-4.30pm: Coordinated by the IREPA LASER technical centre, this session is aimed at novices. It will enable a clear and concise approach to laser tools and their industrial applications and an awareness of safety.
Industrial operation, use and applications of lasers, F. Rigolet (IREPA LASER).

Wednesday 7th October - Room 211 .

9.40am-12 noon - "Welding" session: laser welding and traditional procedures

- 9.40am-10am: Welcoming of participants

- 10am-10.20am: Positioning of laser welding in relation to other procedures, A. Chehaibou (INSTITUT DE SOUDURE) .

- 10.20am-10.40am: Flexibility of laser welding, L. Bouchacourt (SOERMEL) – 10.40am-11am: Industrial applications of hybrid laser welding, J-L. Gambet (FRONIUS) .

- 11am-11.20am: New aspect of hybrid laser/MIG welding, O. Matile (AIR LIQUIDE) .

- 11.20am-11.40am: Laser welding of polypropylene honeycomb, M. Le Monnier (PLASTICELL) .

- 11.40am-12 noon: Laser soldering of micro-electronic components, P. Penneau & A. Moyon (CAPA ELECTRONIC) .

1.40pm-3.30pm-"Drilling" session: laser drilling and innovations

- 1.40pm-2pm: Welcoming of participants

- 2pm-2.20pm: Laser drilling of surfaces and polymers, J. Lopez (ALPHANOV).

- 2.20pm-2.40pm: Deep laser drilling of metal, D. Naman (LASAG) .

- 2.40pm-3pm: Deep laser drilling and alternative procedures, L. Berthe (LALP) .

- 3pm-3.20pm: High-speed laser drilling, T. Vialard (ROFIN BAASEL France) .

Thursday 8th October - Room 211. 20: 20

10am-11.40am – “Labeling” session: laser labeling and alternative techniques  

- 10am-10.20am: Welcoming of participants

- 10.20am-10.40am: Presentation of various laser labeling technologies and their industrial applications, F. Mermet (IREPA LASER) .

- 10.40am-11am: Micro-technologies, anti-counterfeiting and other fields: precision laser labeling, A.Biernaux (ALFA VENTURE) .

- 11am-11.20am: Camera-controlled positioning in an industrial environment, D. Cilia (LASER CHEVAL) .
- 11.20am-11.40am: UV lasers and plastic labeling, comparison with YAG lasers and examples of industrial applications, K. Bigot (ELECTROX) .


Information, prices and reservations: Pascaline Touraine, Tel: +33 (03) 88 65 54 12 - Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Thursday 8th October 2009 at 12 noon, the Club Laser et Procédés invites Technical Workshop participants for drinks at its stand.

Price for taking part in Technical Workshops:

Full price
Initiation session: €120 excl. tax
Initiation session for CLP individual member*: free
One workshop: €180 excl. tax
Two Workshops: €320 excl. tax
Three Workshops: €450 excl. tax

Price for CLP group member:
Initiation session: free
One workshop: €30 excl. tax
Two Workshops: €50 excl. tax
Three Workshops: €70 excl. tax

*Price for CLP members up to date with their 2009 membership fee: 20

Note: these rates may be subject to change CLP reserves the right to amend them at any time

For a detailed programme, click here.

VISION CONFERENCES

Organized by SYMOP
Symop Conferences meetings area, room 2.N13.

Tuesday 6th October

Conference theme

Speakers

Times

The importance of optical lenses in a vision system

SCHOTT/MORITEX

10am

Various uses and applications of optics in industrial vision

PENTAX

10.30am

Rapid video: which technology for which applications?

PHOTON LINES

11am

Use of high-powered LEDs in future applications

TPL VISION / SCHOTT

11.30am

Intelligent cameras

MATRIX VISION

12 noon

A new approach to vision solutions

SENSOPART

12.30pm

3D vision technologies and applications

VISIONIC

2.30pm

16-bit image processing, offering high contrast in industrial vision

GIPS VISION

3pm

How to combine a linear application’s performance with simplicity of vision sensors?

COGNEX

3.30pm

Landmarks in the evolution of industrial machine vision 1963-2009

DON BRAGGINS / UK INDUSTRIAL VISION ASSOCIATION

4pm

Latest functions of image processing

PHOTON LINES

4.30pm

Lighting issues in vision

TPL VISION / SCHOTT

5pm

Wednesday 7th October

The European Machine Vision Market - Status Quo and Trends

EMVA

9.30am

The importance of optical lenses in a vision system

SCHOTT / MORITEX

10am

3D using laser triangulation

SICK

10.30am

Rapid video: which technology for which applications?

PHOTON LINES

11am

Use of high-powered LEDs in future applications

TPL VISION / SCHOTT

11.30am

Smart cameras

MATRIX VISION

12 noon

A new approach to vision solutions

SENSOPART

12.30pm

X-ray: a future technology?

CYXPLUS

2pm

3D vision technologies and applications

VISIONIC

2.30pm

Integrated technique to correct non-uniformities inherent in image capturing.

LORD IMAGING

3pm

How to combine a linear application’s performance with simplicity of vision sensors?

COGNEX

3.30pm

Various uses and applications of optics in industrial vision

PENTAX

4pm

Latest functions of image processing

PHOTON LINES

4.30pm

Lighting issues in vision

TPL VISION / SCHOTT

5pm

Thursday, 8th October

Pattern Lighting

KEYENCE

9.30am

The importance of optical lenses in a vision system

SCHOTT / MORITEX

10am

Rapid video: which technology for which applications?

PHOTON LINES

11am

Use of high-powered LEDs in future applications

TPL VISION / SCHOTT

11.30am

Smart cameras

MATRIX VISION

12 noon

A new approach to vision solutions

SENSOPART

12.30pm

X-ray: a future technology?

CYXPLUS

2pm

3D vision technologies and applications

VISIONIC

2.30pm

16-bit image processing, offering high contrast in industrial vision

GIPS VISION

3pm

How to combine a linear application’s performance with simplicity of vision sensors?

COGNEX

3.30pm

Various uses and applications of optics in industrial vision

PENTAX

4pm

Latest functions of image processing

PHOTON LINES

4.30pm

Lighting issues in vision

TPL VISION / SCHOTT

5pm

 METROLOGY CONFERENCE ORGANIZED BY LNE