IS2014 production has begun
Dates have been confirmed for IS2014 | 18-20 March 2014, London.
Watch this space for more information on IS2014 including the programme preview, due to be announced later in this year.
Please find below the agenda from the last Image Sensors conference.
IS2013 agenda
Wednesday 20th March 2013
Conference Day 1:
08.00 Registration and refreshments
09.00 Opening remarks from the CoChairs
Lindsay Grant, Imaging R&D Pixel Technology, STMICROELECTRONICS, UK
Jan Bosiers, R&D Director, Teledyne DALSA, The Netherlands
Opening Keynote
09.15 BSI CMOS image sensors with RGBC technology
Dr Howard E Rhodes, Chief Technical Officer, OMNIVISION, USA
10.00 Will emerging technologies and new applications reshape the CMOS image sensors industry?
Paul Danini, Technology & Market Analyst, Imaging Technologies & MEMS Devices, YOLE DEVELOPPEMENT, France
The Future of Time of Flight and 3D Imaging Applications
10.30 Long-range Time-of-Flight imaging in CMOS for advanced driving-assistance systems
Dr Cristiano Niclass, Researcher, TOYOTA CENTRAL R&D LABS, Japan
11.00 Morning refreshments
11.45 High-resolution Time-of-Flight imaging
Chris Softley, VP System Development, ODOS IMAGING, UK
12.15 SPAD-based Time-of-Flight sensor for mobile/consumer applications
Marc Drader, Principal Technologist, STMICROELECTRONICS, France
12.45 Lunch will be served for all speakers and delegates
14.00 An integrated technology approach for high demanding imager markets
Rico Marchesi, VP Sales & Marketing, ESPROS PHOTONICS, Switzerland
14.30 Mythbusting 3D imaging - where this sector is really heading
Jim Lewis, CEO, MESA IMAGING, Switzerland
Is Multi-Aperture The Future?
15.00 Multi-aperture imaging - why? And why now?
Ziv Attar, CEO and Co Founder, LINX IMAGING, Israel
15.30 Afternoon refreshments
16.15 Architecture and performance considerations for camera arrays in mobile imaging
Kartik Venkataraman, Founder and CTO, PELICAN IMAGING, USA
Advances in Broadcast Image Sensor Technology
16.45 Broadcast global shuttered low noise CMOS Imagers
Dr.Ir Peter Centen, Director R&D, BU Cameras, GRASS VALLEY, The Netherlands
Closing Keynote
17.15 Exploring the duality of image sensor and display technology development in 3D broadcast technology - experiences from the London 2012 Olympics and beyond..
Jim DeFilippis, CGO, Consultancy in Media and Broadcast, (formerly FOX TV), US
18.00 Closing remarks from the CoChairs
18.10 Networking Drinks Reception
Thursday 21st March 2013
Conference Day 2:
08.30 Registration and refreshments
09.00 Opening remarks from the CoChairs
Lindsay Grant, Imaging R&D Pixel Technology, STMICROELECTRONICS, UK
Jan Bosiers, R&D Director, Teledyne DALSA, Netherlands
Novel Developments in DSCs and DVCs
09.10 Past, present and future of DSC technology and image quality
Dietmar Wueller, Director, IMAGE ENGINEERING, Germany
Colour Science Keynote
09.40 What we still haven't got right - a maverick colour scientist's view on areas for improvement
Alan Roberts, Colour Science Consultant (formerly BBC R&D), UK
10.25 Morning refreshments
11.00 Optimising sCMOS sensor performance in digital camera applications
Dr Gerhard Holst, Head of R&D, PCO, Germany
11.30 Silicon MEMS auto focus camera modules
Alexandru Drimbarean, Sr. Director, Research & Development, DIGITALOPTICS CORPORATION, Ireland
12.00 High-resolution, high-frame rate CMOS image sensors for high-end DSC/DVC applications
Dr Junichi Nakamura, Director, Japan Design Center, APTINA Japan, Japan
12.30 Lunch will be served for all speakers and delegates
13.30 Expert Panel Discussion
Dr Nobukazu Teranishi, General Manager Image Sensor Technology, Image Sensor Business Unit, Semiconductor Company, PANASONIC CORPORATION
Dr Richard Salmon, Lead Research Engineer, BBC Research
Dr Renato Turchetta, CMOS Sensor Design Group Leader, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
Joerg Kunze, Senior Electronics Developer and Lead Architect Technology & Innovation, Basler
Medical Applications for Image Sensors
14.00 SPADnet: smart sensor network with embedded coincidence detection for PET applications
Prof Edoardo Charbon, TU DELFT, The Netherlands
14.30 Afternoon refreshments
15.00 Very large area CMOS imagers for healthcare
Professor Nigel M Allinson, MBE, IMAGE SENSOR DESIGN & INNOVATION, UK
Single Photon Detection - How This Technology Will Impact Future Sensor Design
Closing Keynote
15.30 Update on MISPiA project - CMOS SPAD imagers at the single-photon level, for 2D imaging and 3D ranging acquisitions
Prof Franco Zappa, POLIMI, Italy
16.10 Closing remarks from the CoChairs
16.15 Close of Conference
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