ECF23 PROGRAM - Tuesday May 16

Tietoja: Julkaistu: 04.05.2023

8.30 coffee/tea

KEYNOTE SESSION

9.00-9.35 Adapting to Change: Lessons from the Chip Crisis for Electronic Circuit Design

To avoid becoming another victim of the ongoing chip crisis, we had to adapt and explore different ways of designing products. We tried a number of solutions, many of which we plan to continue to use even once this crisis is over. We would like to share these practices that have been helping us during this challenging time.

Embedded & Data Analytics CoE director Milan Piskla and HW engineer David Gustafik, Ciklum

9.40-10.15 Who Cares About AI ...And Should You?

Over the past few months the rise of large language models have brought AI to coffee table discussions all around the world. But what actually is AI? What are the new models capable of and how is AI being utilized in modern cyber security solutions to provide users what they deserve. The Best Security.

Cyber securoty expert Jarno Ahlström, Check Point Technologies

EXHIBITOR BRIEFINGS

10.15-10.30 Mespek, EG Electronics, Richardsson RFPD

10.30 EXHIBITION TIME

TECHNICAL SESSION

11.00-11.30 Chip down vs modular approach in embedded computing

Smarc standard the most popular modular industrial computing standard today
OSM New standard for small footprint applications

Tiitus Aho, Technical lead, Avnet Embedded

11.30-12.30 LUNCH, EXHIBITION TIME

TECHNICAL SESSION

12.30-13.00 4G-5G Mobile Broadband & IoT – 3GPP, user equipment hardware and systems

A snapshot of available and coming 4G and 5G modules and some new features in the latest and coming 3GPP releases. 4G and 5G cellular network deployments : Thoughts from a birds perspective.

Hans Andersson, Sales manager, AcalBFi

13.00 EXHIBITION TIME

13.30-14.00 MXO 4 - The Next generation oscilloscope for accelerated insight

The R&S MXO 4 series is the first of a new generation of oscilloscopes that excels in both performance and value. The instruments deliver a once-in-a-decade engineering breakthrough for accelerated insight. They have the world’s fastest real-time update rate of 4.5 million waveforms/s, meaning engineers can see more infrequent events than with any other instrument.

Pasi Suhonen, Application Engineer for Oscilloscopes Nordic and Baltic regions, Rohde & Schwarz

14.00 EXHIBITION TIME

14.30-15.00 Future developments in ethernet connectivity towards real-time and long distance

Digital transformation demands for a huge increase of connectivity. Everything gets connected - even across different domains. How can international standards support to master this challenge?Where are we today and how may actual standardization efforts impact future designs and create new platforms? Basically I’m elaborating on a common customer question: What should I build into my next product?

Joachim Preissner, Field Application Engineer, Analog Devices

15.00 Wine bar & OnePlus 10T DRAW

16.30 CLOSE

Program is subject to change.

PREVIOUS EVENTS

ECF22

KEYNOTE SESSION

8.30 Embedded cyber security is a horizontal legal requirement in EU by end of 2024
Antti Tolvanen, Sales Director, Etteplan

9.15 Technology Trends with Embedded Computers
Timo Poikonen, key account manager, congatec

10.00 Post-quantum cryptography: The current status and future consequences
Kimmo Järvinen, CTO, Xiphera

TECHNICAL SESSION 1

11.00 Preparing for an uncertain regulatory future in IoT security
Sigurd Hellesvik, Application Engineer, Nordic Semiconductor

11.30 4G-5G & Wireless IoT devices - a Technical-Commercial peek
Hans Andersson, Sales manager, Acal BFi

12.00 Integration of safety related and non-safety related functionality on the same HW
Andrea J Beuter, Senior Sales Manager for EMEA at Real Time Systems GmbH

TECHNICAL SESSION 2

13.15 Modular Solutions for Rapid Roll-Out of EV Charging Infrastructure
Ronald Singh, Director distribution & OEM sales, Digi International

13.45 The challenge to adapt MIPI-DSI to a variety of TFT-display interfaces
Alexander Trica, Head of Touch and Embedded Development, Data-Modul

14.15 Mass-customization of products – a contradiction that makes sense
CEO Jon Linden, Ekkono Solutions AB

15.30 SPECIAL KEYNOTE
Cyberwarfare in Finland: The cyber security situation in Finland during the Ukrainian war and what kind of intelligence is needed.
Pertti Jalasvirta, Partner, CyberWatch Finland

ECF19 program looked like this

8.00 BREAKFAST

KEYNOTES

8.30 KEYNOTE 1 Arm Zach Shelby, VP of Developers: TinyML - The 3rd Wave of Embedded Compute
9.15 KEYNOTE 2 Advantech Bobby Vale: Data Delivery: The Key to Digital Transformation

10.00 BREAK & EXHIBITION TIME

10.20 KEYNOTE 3 Etteplan Antti Tolvanen: IoT device cyber security is becoming regulated - are you ready?

11.00 BREAK

TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS

11.30-12.00
Track 1: Digi International Ronald Singh: Build or Buy? Navigating the Decision on Whether to Outsource or Own-Design
Track 2: The Qt Company Tino Pyssysalo: Optimizing BOM in Embbedded Systems

12.00-12.30
Track 1: Data-Modul Wolfgang Meier: Data Modul Embedded Controller
Track 2: Altium Carsten Kindler: New Age of communication for Electronics Design & Development

12.30 LUNCH at the restaurant, EXHIBITION TIME

PRESENTATIONS CONTINUE

13.30-14.00
Track 1: Rutronik Julius Kaluzevicius: Rapid prototyping with RUT2CLOUD
Track 2: AcalBFi Hans Andersson: 10 years on the cellular network with only a small battery & the road to 5G

14.00-14.30
Track 1: congatec Timo Poikonen: Advantages of hardware consolidation for edge computing

15.00 SPECIAL KEYNOTE: Firstbeat Herman Bonner