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If you are curious about the current state of technology for future smart sensors

Google 우선 소스Published2017.03.27 19:50
A seminar was held on the topic of future smart sensor technology trends and case studies by field.

The Korea Industrial Technology Association announced that it will hold a seminar on the theme of "Technology Development Trends and Application Cases by Field of Future Smart Sensors" at Automation World, which opens on the 29th.

Sensors, which are a core foundational technology of the hyper-connected era, can create high added value when integrated with machinery and serve as the basis for IoT and ICT convergence; therefore, they are a field where there is a great need to strengthen R&D investment. The government plans to actively foster the sector by investing massive funds to develop 10 key sensors by 2020 and aims to become one of the top four powerhouses in the sensor industry by 2025.

In line with this trend, the Korea Industrial Technology Association organized a forum to discuss the technology development trends and application cases of future smart sensors, including the 2017 domestic and international markets for future smart sensors, 2017 domestic and international healthcare, medical biosensors, autonomous vehicles, the Internet of Things, MEMS/MEMS combo, fusion, infrared and optical sensors, and image sensors.

In the morning, Director Ryu Han-seok of the Ryu Han-seok Institute of Technology and Culture will give a presentation on the 2017 domestic and international markets and technology development trends of future smart sensors, as well as notable smart sensor technologies and application cases. This will be followed by CEO Kim Min-gon of Inji Bio Co., Ltd., who will discuss technology development trends for healthcare and medical biosensors, as well as domestic and international biosensor market trends.
Dr. Min Kyung-won of the Electronics Components Research Institute prepared a lecture on future smart sensor fusion, platform control, and path design for autonomous vehicles.

In the afternoon, CEO Kim Young-min of MEMS Chip Co., Ltd. will discuss trends in future environmental smart sensors for IoT applications, followed by CEO Moon Hee-chang of Unmanned Solution on trends and case studies of fusion sensors based on LiDAR, lasers, cameras, and GPS.

The seminar registration schedule and procedures can be checked at the Korea Institute of Industrial Technology (http://www.kitanet.or.kr).
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