There's still time to register - Low Power Technologies Summit starts TODAY!

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Low Power Technologies Summit

 

 

The Low Power Technologies Summit starts TODAY - there's still time to register!

 

Join us today and tomorrow for the Low Power Technologies Summit! This 2-day virtual event will feature dozens of speakers discussing the latest technologies for power and energy harvesting. Each day will feature keynotes, panels, Q&A, and more across main topic areas including Solutions for Reducing Energy Consumption in Power-Hungry Applications, Low Power Technologies for a Wireless World, and New Advances in Energy Harvesting, Solar, and Energy-Efficient Technologies.

 

Register now and join us for this free virtual event kicking off at 11:00AM ET!

 

Agenda

Tuesday, February 16 | 11:00AM-12:30PM ET
Low Power: Solutions for Reducing Energy Consumption in Power-Hungry Applications
Keynote: Colin Walls, Mentor, A Siemens Company
Keynote: Peter Torelli, EEMBC
Panelists:
Thomas Doyle, Aspinity
Walt Maclay, Voler Systems
Colin Walls, Mentor, A Siemens Company
Moderator: Karen Field, Fierce Electronics


Tuesday, February 16 | 2:00PM-3:15PM ET
How Low Can You Go? Low Power Technologies for a Wireless World
Keynote: Jaykumar Sheth, PhD Candidate, SIOTLAB Santa Clara University
Keynote: John Peter Norair, PCH Intl
Panelists:
Jim Katsandres, Bluetooth SIG
John Peter Norair, PCH Intl
Jaykumar Sheth, PhD, SIOTLAB Santa Clara University
Moderator: Matt Hamblen, Fierce Electronics

 

Wednesday, February 17 | 11:00AM-12:15PM ET
New Advances in Energy Harvesting, Solar, and Energy-Efficent Technologies
Keynote: Brian Zahnstecher, PowerRox
Partner Keynote: Dan Stieler, PowerFilm
Panelists:
Thomas Becker, THOBECORE Consulting and Research
Sourabh Dhillon, Xidas IoT
Mike Hayes, Tyndall National Institution
Moderator: Brian Zahnstecher, PowerRox

  
     
 
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