Sensors Expo 2015 is a Must for All
As the technological space evolves into an “all-connected, always-on” environment, sensors of all types will be standard components in every design and market. Right now, we are in constant contact with sensors at work, play, home or traveling. We carry them around in our smart phones, tablets and clothing. They’re even in our beds, monitoring sleep patterns and adjusting mattresses for comfort. Every day, new products and apps cross the wire pointing to the “next big thing,” all of which are sensor-based.
There’s so much development in the sensor arena, you may feel overwhelmed by oceans of innovation and find it impossible to keep up and stay on top of your game. You don’t have to go back to school; you need to go to Sensors Expo, which will be held June 9-11 at the Long Beach (CA) Convention Center.
Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Sensors Expo continues to grow in size and content relevant to all tech sectors. Traditionally held in Chicago, Sensors Expo moves to the West Coast to accommodate the increasing amount of exhibitors, speakers and attendees.
Exactly what will you get by attending? First, you can attend educational sessions that provide a complete re-education in the latest sensor technologies, applications and future innovations. Second, you’ll benefit from countless exhibitions and live demos. Third, you’ll be making critical connections with experts in their respective fields.
Sensors Expo appeals to all sorts of markets and applications, including:
- Aerospace
- Automation
- Automotive
- Data Acquisition
- Embedded Systems
- Environmental Monitoring
- Flow, Pressure & Temperature
- Food & Beverage
- Healthcare
- Home Automation/Control
- Industrial
- Internet of Things
- Manufacturing
- Materials
- Medical
- MEMS
- Safety and Security
- Test & Measurement
- Wearable Electronics.
For more information, visit www.sensorsexpo.com. To register, click here.
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