Photonic Integration Conference
7 October 2020, Online or Offline at High Tech Campus Eindhoven, The Netherlands
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A world that communicates through natural light, that’s the goal! Learn more on September 30, at IoT & Li-Fi Event!
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Photonic Integration Conference takes place on October 1, during Photonics Applications Week 2019 (September 30-October 4).
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Automotive Photonics Conference takes place on October 2, during Photonics Applications Week 2019 (September 30-October 4).
The conference deals with the following main topics:
Duo presentation by Marinus J. van der Hoek, Director / Photonics Innovator, VanderHoekPhotonics and Ruben van Ardenne, Manager Strategy and Innovation, Compass Infrastructure, The Netherlands
Photonics-based telecoms has accelerated the development and application of photonics-based sensing to a great extent. Nowadays, challenging conditions for sensing can be met using innovative principles, enabled by the nature of light.
From an industrial point of view, we are convinced photonics based sensing is the way forward and collaboration in the whole Photonics-based ecosystem is key.
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by Alvaro Jimenez, VLC Photonics
Photonic integration technology is developing fast, quickly moving from an emerging technology status to mass production level. Photonic integrated circuit (PIC) designs are getting more complex, and testing requirements are evolving fast for some application areas like transceivers, quantum, AI or LIDAR. This presentation will provide an overview of current trends from a design house perspective that has been involved in many customer projects and has collaborated with most of the current PIC ecosystem worldwide.
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Edmund Optics is networking drinks and lanyards sponsor of Photonic Integration Conference 2019
About Edmund Optics
Edmund Optics® (EO) is a leading manufacturer and distributor of precision optics, optical assemblies and image processing components with manufacturing facilities around the globe. EO has the world’s largest inventory of optical components for immediate delivery and offers products, standard or customized, for various industries.
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by Peter van Arkel, Berenschot
The Integrated Photonics Systems Roadmap – International (IPSR-I) sets the technological challenges of Integrated Photonics for the upcoming 15 years. The roadmap is a result of the merger of AIM Photonics (USA) IPSR and the output of Photon Delta’s World Technology Mapping Forum. The roadmap shows the consensus of 300 participants from over the globe on the future needs for the industry. Efficient development of the technology to meet market demands required alignment of the full ecosystem.
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Hamamatsu Photonics Deutschland GmbH will exhibit at Photonic Integration Conference 2019
About Hamamatsu Photonics Deutschland GmbH
Hamamatsu Photonics is a leading manufacturer of devices for the generation and measurement of visible, infrared and ultraviolet light. These devices include photomultipliers, photodiodes, infrared detectors, image sensors, scientific cameras, and light sources.
Newport will exhibit at Photonic Integration Conference 2019
About Newport
Newport is a brand within the MKS Instruments Light & Motion division.
The Newport product portfolio consists of a full range of solutions including motion control, optical tables and vibration isolation systems, photonics instruments, optics and opto-mechanical components.
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by Prof. Jean-Paul Linnartz, research Fellow, Signify / Signify Li-Fi systems
Optical Wireless Communication (OWC) is likely to become a major application driver of Integrated Photonics. For many decades, the demand for wireless connectivity has grown faster than Moore’s law, but radio technology may neither deliver adequate bit rates nor the extremely dense reuse needed to support the growing demand for HR video, accelerated by Augmented and Virtual Reality or the Internet of Things.
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