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Microsoft Embedded OEM Engineering Group Manager to Speak at RTECC Seattle
Thursday August 19, 2010The Real-Time & Embedded Computing Conference, set at the Doubletree SeaTac Hotel on August 24th, will welcome guest speaker Dan Davis, MS Group Manager in the Embedded OEM Engineering and Services team. His presentation to the lunch time audience is entitled: "Technology Trends with Natural User Interfaces". With NUI evolving all around us and changing the way we interact with our computers, phones, TVs and other devices, this will be an inside look at some of the new technologies and research that is enabling this trend. If you are in the area, we cordially invite you to attend. Visit www.rtecc.com for further details and to register on-line.
EDA Tech Forum Santa Clara Announces Academy Award and two-time Golden Globe-winning Producer Keynote
Thursday August 19, 2010Jon Landau, well-known and highly regarded movie producer brings his talents into view as he takes the podium at the Santa Clara EDA Tech Forum on Sept 16th. "Braving A New World: The Innovations Behind 3D in the Making of AVATAR and What Lies Ahead", promises the audience a riveting presentation on the next evolution of creative media. He will share some fascinating details about the making of the hit movie, the technology behind stereoscopic imagery (3D) and emerging technologies. See how he is contining to achieve his creative visions. Mr. Landau's Keynote will begin at 10am - arrive early for your complimentary guest badge and to assure a good seat.
RTECC Boston 2010 Event Exceeds Attendance Record
Tuesday June 29, 2010The Real-Time & Embedded Computing Conference – held near Boston, MA on May 25th – saw a record turnout increase of 27%, nearly 350 software and hardware engineers, managers, CTOs and CIOs. Providing participating vendors an impressive return on investment, this single-day event generated a total of “534” sales lead opportunities. RTECC, with over 140 experts showcasing new products in the exhibition, ran parallel to a broad spectrum of technical seminars presented in 34 breakout sessions and two hands-on workshops. Most notable was the full-day track by The MathWorks, as well as the Bsquare and Intel / Insyde Software workshops.
