Embedded IoT World 2022: Microsoft, Siemens, Omdia and More

Towards Open-source Edge-cloud Collaboration Architecture with Dylan Kennedy, general manager, at US EMQ

App Startup Compiler Optimizations & Techniques for Embedded Systems with Aditya Kumar, senior software engineer, Snapchat

The Great Chip Storage – Ways to Manage Supply issues in IoT with Michael Wilkinson, general manager and vice president of Paragon Innovations

Panel Discussion: Embracing the Future of Embedded Systems and Devices with IoT with Jonathan Cassell, principal analyst, advanced computing, AI & IoT, Omdia, and James Odeyinka, technical cloud architect, Walgreens

Sponsored Lunch Workshop Session: Towards IoT Devices Integration in Smart Homes with Alessandro Bassano, principle security research scientist, Technology and Innovation Institute

Lessons learned from building a connected artificial nose using TinyML with Banjamin Cabé, principal program manager, Azure IoT, Microsoft

Augmented-Reality Optical Narrowcasting (ARON) with Narkis Shatz, program lead, SureFire, LLC

How to Select the Best RTOS for your Connected Device 

Building Capabilities with Open Source & Open Platforms to Manage Large Amounts of Data

Smoke and Mirrors: Communication in the IoT World with Robert Hafernik, principle key expert, engineering, Siemens

It’s Just a Vulnerable Computer: Protecting Autonomous Systems with Julia Downes, principle embedded operating systems engineer, Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL)

Symmetrical Multi-Processing (SMP) with FreeRTOS and Raspberry Pi Pico with Dan Gross, senior developer advocate, AWS

Omdia Semiconductor Tear Down Session with Jon Ellis, VP market lead, components & devices, Omdia

Providing the Best Industrial IoT Gateway Platforms for Device Connectivity & Management

Securing the IoT: How Protocols & Standards are Key for Security Authentication

How to Optimize Connected Embedded Solutions at a Low Cost

Securing the Compute Edge: A Proactive Process That Takes Forethought, Planning, Preparation, and Execution with Stephen Olsen, principle field application engineer, BlackBerry Limited