Image Sensors Europe will return in 2021 in a new online format and will bring together the entire image sensors supply chain including representatives from end-users in all the main applications, camera system suppliers, sensor design houses and technology developers, optics suppliers. Delegates in previous years have had the opportunity to:
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aSpect Systems main business segments are Test Services, Development Services, Supply Chain Management and “Automation- & Test Equipment”
We utilize our technologies to support clients who design, manufacture and deploy semiconductors, imaging devices and opto-electronics.
The keys to support our portfolio relies on an team with passion for technology and long-time experience in the fields of Automation-, Hardware-, Software-, Mechanics-, Optics- and Illumination- Development, as well as the related outsourced Manufacturing (Supply Chain Management).
Our in-house test floor supports test equipment for production testing, characterization and qualification of Wafers, ICs and Opto-Electronics . Last but not least we have electronic and mechanic manufacturing capabilities for prototyping.
Gpixel is a turn key supplier of advanced off-the-shelf, customized and full custom CMOS image sensors, developed by a seasoned, multi-disciplinary team of image sensor experts. From the offices in Changchun, China (headquarters) and Antwerp, Belgium is Gpixel specialized in providing high-end CMOS image sensor solutions for industrial, professional, medical and scientific applications.
Founded in 2012 by experienced CMOS image sensor designers and semiconductor physicists, Gpixel is committed to continuously innovate and work in close cooperation with its customers and business partners to deliver the most state-of-art CMOS image sensor technologies and products to the global market.
Since 2011, Vladimir Koifman is CTO of Analog Value Ltd. developing new approaches in image sensor design. Prior to that, in 2004, Vladimir co-founded Advasense image sensor company acquired by Pixim, and, later, by Sony. Prior to that, he co-founded AMCC Israel analog design center. In 90s, Vladimir worked for Motorola Semiconductor, developing mixed signal processors for the company's mobile phones. Vladimir has authored 10 papers and received over 50 patents. Among his other activities, Vladimir maintains Image Sensors World blog over the last 10 years.
Chenmeijing Liang works as a Technology & Market Analyst within the Photonics & Sensor division at Yole Développement (Yole) since 2018. As part of the Imaging team, Chenmeijing contributes daily to analyses of CIS markets, related technologies and market strategies of the leading semiconductor companies, as well as the quarterly Monitor. Prior to Yole, she was engaged in the development of R&D projects: Chenmeijing was a member of Group PSA R&D department where she worked on Vehicle Imaging projects. In addition, she assisted with various technical and commercial projects. Chenmeijing Liang holds a Master's Degree in the field of Applied physics and Optical engineering from Paris-Saclay University and University Pierre and Marie Curie UPMC (Paris, France).
Wim Wuyts is the Gpixel’s Chief Commercial Officer and in charge of Gpixel’s global marketing and sales activities. Wim received his MSc Electronical Engineering from the University of Antwerp, Belgium in 2002 before taking his first steps into image sensors. Since that time Wim has built up significant experience in application support, sales, marketing, business development and general management functions in CMOS image sensor companies such as Fillfactory, Cypress Semconductor, On Semiconductor, CMOSIS, ams and Gpixel.
Kazuhiro Morimoto received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in applied physics from the University of Tokyo, Japan, and the Ph.D. degree in microsystems and microelectronics from École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, in 2011, 2013, and 2020, respectively. Since 2013, he has been working for Canon Inc., Japan as a semiconductor device engineer. He engaged in pixel design of large-format CMOS image sensors. In 2017, he joined AQUALab, EPFL, Switzerland as a doctoral assistant, where he received Swiss Nanotechnology PhD Award and Fritz Kutter Award for his research outcomes. His interests include multi-megapixel SPAD image sensors for low-light imaging applications, and time-resolved applications such as LiDAR sensing, fluorescence lifetime imaging, and Raman spectroscopy.
Jerome Pratlong has a bit more than 20 years of experience in CMOS design from which 14 years in imaging. Jerome experience in imaging detector was as designer and design lead of CMOS detectors developed for space missions and ground astronomy applications. For the last 6 years as CMOS chief engineer Jerome is responsible for the development of CMOS detector for Space, Astronomy, high energy physics and ROIC for IR solutions. Further to this Jerome leads the CMOS R&D and new technology developments associated. Jerome has published technical papers in various workshops and conferences.
Avi Bakal, Co-Founder & CEO of TriEye has achieved a mass-scale technological breakthrough in record time, creating a giant leap in ADAS & AV safety, reliability, and functionality. Avi is an experienced multidisciplinary Physicist and Electrical-Engineer. He has a BSc in Computer Science & Electrical-Engineering and an MSc in Applied Physics specializing in optics and lasers. Avi served as a combat commander in a special Air-Force unit. Earlier this year, he was named as CEO of the Year by ISE.
