Final Hours to Save, Colleague — Standard Rates End TONIGHT!

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Sensors Converge 2025 - Celebrating 40 Years!
Sensors Converge | June 24-26, 2025 | Santa Clara, CA.


 

We noticed you haven’t registered yet for Sensors Converge, taking place June 24–26 at the Santa Clara Convention Center—and time is running out!

 

Standard rates expire TONIGHT, May 30 at 11:59PM PT—this is your last chance to lock in the lowest rate before they increase onsite. Register today and save before it’s too late!

 
Standard Rates Expire on May 30 @ 11:59PM PT
 

As North America’s only systems-level design event, Sensors Converge is where the entire sensors, electronics, and embedded systems ecosystem comes together.

 

​Here’s what you can look forward to:

 

✅ Explore innovations from 200+ leading companies, including 60+ first-time exhibitors.
✅ Get a front-row seat to live product launches debuting on the show floor.
✅ Experience cutting-edge applications in AI, embedded systems, automotive, medical, and industrial tech.
✅ Network with 5,000+ industry leaders and disruptors. 45% are new attendees!
✅ Learn from 100+ expert speakers across 80+ sessions on AI/ML, MEMS, edge computing, and beyond.

...and, so much more!  Check out the agenda here >>

 

 

Get Ready for an Unforgettable 2025!

 

✅  EDGE AI FOUNDATION Pavilion – Discover AI-powered sensor breakthroughs from top innovators!

✅ 40th Anniversary Party – Celebrate 40 years with panels and networking with industry leaders!

✅ Women in Sensors – Connect with women pioneers in tech through panels and meetups!

✅ Autotech Startup Review – See the latest automotive innovations from cutting-edge startups!

✅ 200+ Exhibitors – Explore game-changing tech from 40+ new vendors across 60+ categories!
 

 

🎟️ Ready to join us? Register today to lock in the lowest rates and secure your spot!


We look forward to seeing you in Santa Clara next month, Colleague!

 

Best regards,
 

— The Sensors Converge Team
 

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