Calling in Speakers for Sensors Converge 2027!

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Share Your Expertise at Sensors Converge 2027!


Submit your session proposal ideas by October 19.


Sensors Converge is North America’s largest electronics event for design engineers in sensors and electronics where thousands of engineers, technologists, and innovators come together, hundreds of exhibitors showcase cutting-edge sensor technologies, and top thought leaders and panels shape the future of the industry.

Do you have a groundbreaking topic or case study? This is your chance to take the stage at Sensors Converge 2027, June 8-10 in Santa Clara, CA, and inspire the next generation of sensor technology. The Conference Team and Advisory Board invites proposals from experts in sensor design, development, and commercialization who want to share insights that drive innovation and industry growth.


Submit your proposal by Friday, October 16 to help shape the future of 

sensor technology!
SUBMIT PROPOSAL

Conference Tracks:

  • Physical AI, Robotics & Autonomous Systems (Combines sensing, perception, control, and actuation in intelligent machines, such as humanoids, industrial robotics, autonomous vehicles, drones, and cobots.)

  • Edge AI, Intelligent Sensing & Sensor Fusion (The intelligence layer closest to the physical world, including computer vision and generative AI for sensing.)

  • Connected Sensor Systems & Distributed Intelligence (Focus on networks of sensors rather than individual sensors, such as LoRaWAN, NTN/satellite, industrial IoT, digital twins and distributed sensing.)

  • Sensor Design, Integration & Developer Ecosystems (Includes MEMS, packaging, design tools, firmware, platforms, middleware, and developer ecosystems.)

  • Human, Health & Wearable Sensing (Includes medical devices, digital health, neurotechnology, biosensing, and wearables.)

  • Mission-Critical Systems, Safety & Security (Includes cybersecurity, functional safety, and secure embedded systems.)

  • Resilient & Sustainable Systems (Reliable, low-power sensor systems built for mission-critical performance, resilient supply chains, and sustainable lifecycles.)
SUBMIT YOUR PROPOSAL

Enjoy Speaker Perks at Sensors Converge


As a speaker, you’ll receive a VIP Pass, granting full access to all conference sessions, the expo floor, networking events, receptions, roundtables, and more!
TAKE THE STAGE

Mark Your Calendar with These Key Dates!


  • Submissions Open:  September 17

  • Submission Deadline: October 16

  • Speaker Notifications: December 7

Questions?


Please contact David Drain at ddrain@questex.com with any questions! 

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