This week—are you in?

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Sensors Converge begins May 5. Don’t miss it.

This is it.

 

Sensors Converge starts tomorrow.

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The sensors and electronics industry is coming together May 5–7 in Santa Clara—and if you’ve been thinking about attending, this is your moment to decide.

 

Thousands of engineers, developers, and technical leaders will be there—exploring new technologies, solving real challenges, and moving projects forward.

 

This week, you’ll get access to:

  • 160+ exhibitors across sensors, AI, and embedded systems

  • 100+ experts delivering technical, application-driven sessions

  • Hands-on workshops built for engineers

  • Live demos, the EDGE AI Pavilion, and Startup Zone

  • Real conversations with the people building what’s next

This year’s program is our most technical yet—designed to give you practical insights you can actually use.

 

If you're working in sensors, edge AI, or connected systems, this is where it all comes together.

 

Last chance to save: Use code CONVERGENOW to grab the current discount before it’s gone.

 

So—are you in?

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Secure your pass now and join us in Santa Clara.

 

May 5–7 | Santa Clara Convention Center
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