Former Vice President Al Gore will deliver the conference keynote on Tues., Apr. 3. In an address titled "The Democratization of Technology," Gore will discuss "technological advancement and the potential of user involvement, identifying key opportunities and challenges in charting a new digital society," according to conference organizers.
Other conference highlights will include the "Disruption Zone," showcasing products from companies seeking to "forever change the embedded systems industry," a live tear down of a Toyota Prius, the co-located Zigbee Developers Conference, the 2007 EE Times ACE Awards, and the new invitation-only Embedded Connections summit for executives responsible for purchasing microprocessors and microcontrollers.
Organizers says this year's technical program features more than 180 practical, how-to classes, tutorials, and training sessions targeting both new and experienced embedded system developers. Attendees can choose among such hot topics as DSP and Multimedia, Multi-core and Multi-Threaded Processors, Power Management, Wireless Communications, and more.
According to event organizers, early registration savings of up to $500 are available through Feb. 6, and a $300 registration discount is available through Mar. 6.
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