Experience the Future of Edge AI at Sensors Converge 2025!

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EDGE AI Pavilion at Sensors Converge

The Ultimate Destination for AI, Sensors & Next-Gen Tech

 

The AI revolution is here, and Sensors Converge 2025 is where the biggest players come to see what’s next. With this year’s event bigger and bolder than ever, we’re introducing the EDGE AI FOUNDATION Pavilion, an exclusive hub for the latest advancements in AI-powered edge computing, neuromorphic hardware, and intelligent machine learning, in partnership with the EDGE AI FOUNDATION.

 

Get hands-on with cutting-edge innovations from industry leaders like BrainChip, Innatera, Particle, and Syntiant.

 

Join us at Sensors Converge 2025, June 24-26 at the Santa Clara Convention Center, and experience the exclusive Edge AI Pavilion.

 

Dive into:

🤖 Live Demonstrations of real-time AI-powered applications.

💡 Interactive Exhibits from top-edge AI solution providers.

🚀 Breakthrough Technologies driving the future of IoT, automotive, healthcare, and industrial automation.

 

🥂 Plus, help us celebrate the 40th Anniversary of Sensors Converge with special networking events, interactive experiences, and more!

 

Join thousands of industry professionals and get a front-row seat to the future of sensors and electronics.
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Interested in Showcasing your AI Breakthroughs to 5,000+ Engineering Decision Makers?

 

Exhibit in the EDGE AI FOUNDATION Pavilion!

 

 

The EDGE AI FOUNDATION Pavilion is the premier destination for the latest in AI-powered computing, real-time decision-making, and neuromorphic advancements—and your company needs to be part of it!

 

As an exhibitor, you’ll have the exclusive opportunity to showcase your solutions to thousands of engineers, developers, and decision-makers across industries.

 

Be part of an elite group of exhibitors, including BrainChip, Innatera, Particle, and Syntiant, and position your company at the forefront of AI innovation.

 
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