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  While analysing Big Data is challenging and has always been seen as a ‘back room’ operation, data analytics has made its way onto the boardroom agenda, according to speakers at the Cambridge Wireless (CW) event: ‘Information Rock and Roll - How Big Data has made Analytics Sexy’.

Disruptive sensor technologies that will enable new applications for wearable devices and the Internet of Things (IoT) will be examined at Printed Electronics USA in Santa Clara California (Nov 19-20). Several companies exhibiting at the show have already products and solutions designed for the IoT. In particular, attendees will be able to see printed temperature and gas sensors, as well as printed photodetectors that can give vision to surfaces.

New speakers, battery cases, styluses, and keyboards are just a few of the products likely to be featured at the newly-curated iProducts Marketplace. The iProducts marketplace is a rebranding of the successful iLounge Pavilion, and will exhibit at the 2015 International CES, 6th to 9th January, in Las Vegas.

Embedded Office and Lynx Software Technologies are to host an educational workshop entitled ‘Is your ‘safe’ design open to security vulnerabilities?’ at the Kempinski Hotel, Munich Airport on November 11.  As the world of industrial automation moves in the direction of “Industry 4.0”, the evaluation of data security is becoming increasingly important, not only in the context of the Internet of Things, but ...

Engineered Material Systems is a sponsor for the Back Contact Workshop in Amsterdam (Nov 13/14). The workshop is an annual event hosted by The Energy Center of The Netherlands (ECN) and The Fraunhofer (ISE) Institute.

A Mini One insulated with individually designed 3D and 2D NVH parts which utilise a range of technologies, including thermoforming, drape moulding, cut and seal, die cutting and reaction moulding was the centrepiece of Automotive Insulations stand at the International Supplier Fair in Germany.

Coilcraft will be presenting a variety of new and award winning RF and power magnetic products in their electronica 2014 booth (B6.242), as well as innovative product solutions for a variety of markets including the IoT, wearable products, automotive, data centres, building automation and network power.

EDAC will highlight it’s cardEDGE+ range to visitors at the electronica exhibition in Munich (Nov 11-14).   These connectors are available in many variations, offering flexibility to meet the industry drive to add differentiating features in space constrained power supplies, storage devices, navigational equipment, industrial controls and medical equipment.

Lattice Semiconductor, Fairchild Imaging and Helion Vision will demonstrate a new image sensor solution based on Fairchild Imaging’s HWK1910A image sensor and Helion Vision’s IONOS IP cores at VISION 2014 in Stuttgart (Nov 4-6). At the core of the demonstration is the Lattice HDR-60 Video Camera Development Kit which utilises the Fairchild HWK1910A image sensor, a LatticeECP3 FPGA and Helion Vision’s IONOS Imaging pipeline.

The challenges and capabilities of the IoT, as well as the issue of security, will be discussed at the CEO Roundtable as part of electronica 2014, which takes place from 11th to 14th November in Munich. The electronica Forum CEO Roundtable, titled ‘Internet of Things: Possibilities, Challenges and the Question of Security’, takes place in Hall A3 on 11th November from 11am to 12pm. Participants include Carlo Bozotti from STMicroelectr...