MEMS and sensors: opportunities and challenges exist together
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MEMS and sensors are already ubiquitous. Companies in the MEMS and sensors supply chain are plentiful, competitive, and innovative. As threats of commoditization, consolidation and competition increase, the impetus to gain as much value from MEMS and sensors is increasing. This is even more present in China, where the pace of commercialization is accelerating. Companies are positioning themselves as both hardware and software providers, selling chips along with the algorithms and sensor fusion to enable system integration, maximize value, and remain competitive. Sensor companies are also looking for opportunities to exploit the data analytics of sensor data and participate in that revenue potential. Understanding how to create and capture the value in the MEMS and sensors ecosystem is becoming increasingly important – everywhere in the world – including China.
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We will discuss what concerns you
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How do companies innovate to make integration easier and create higher revenues? What verticals provide the biggest opportunity for growth? What challenges to value exist across the markets? Which companies are blazing the trail for innovation and revenue generation and how are they doing it? How can traditional semiconductor companies also participate in this explosive growth of MEMS & Sensors, particularly in the Internet of Things? What is unique to the Chinese ecosystem?
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Now is the time to increase collaboration, innovation, investment and understanding of MEMS and sensors’ diverse value-add. Speakers at this one-day conference presented by MEMS & Sensors Industry Group at SEMICON China will highlight areas of opportunity for products “on the cusp” of commercialization and provide useful, original and compelling content to the audience. The conference will also address the convergence of MEMS/sensors and semiconductors and will be of particular interest to all SEMICON China attendees.
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Distinguished Speakers
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Agenda
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Thursday, March 16, 2017
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8:30–9:00
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Registration
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9:00–9:30
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Welcome and Introduction
Karen Lightman
Vice President, MEMS & Sensors Industry Group
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9:30–10:15
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An IoT startup's perspective on business applications of MEMS and sensor
Vivi Zhang
Head of Global Strategy, Sensoro
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10:15–10:45
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Sensor Platform Value, Today, Tomorrow and Beyond...
Behrooz Abdi
President and CEO, InvenSense
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10:45–11:15
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Coffee/Tea Break
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11:15–11:45
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Smart Parking - How sensors and connectivity save money, time and our environment
Becky Oh
President and CEO, PNI Sensor
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11:45–12:15
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Translating Flexible Hybrid/Printed Electronics into Innovative Human-Machine Interface (HMI) and IoT Solutions
Albert Lu
CTO, Interlink Electronics
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12:15–13:45
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Lunch on own
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13:45–14:15
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How Entertainment, Automotive, and Voice Will Fuel New Demand for MEMS and Sensors
David Allan
President, Virtuix Inc.
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14:15–14:45
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MEMS Sensors and the Supply Chain: Improving Time to Market
Roc Blumenthal
Senior Director, Applications Marketing, SMIC
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14:45–15:15
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CMP process stability and tool capacity improvement with Mirra heads
Yanghua He
Senior Process Development Engineer, Qorvo
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15:15–15:45
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Coffee / Tea Break
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15:45–16:45
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Panel “Future of MEMS and Sensors in IoT and Mobile”
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Moderator:
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Sean Ding, Director of Sensing, Chief Scientist, Huawei
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Panelists:
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Leopold Beer, Regional President Asia Pacific, Bosch Sensortec
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Ben Lee, CEO, mCube
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Becky Oh, President and CEO, PNI Sensor
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Claire Peng, Senior Director of Strategy&Business Development, Huawei Hisilicon
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16:45–17:00
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Session Summary
Karen Lightman
Vice President, MEMS & Sensors Industry Group
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17:00
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Evening Reception
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Notice: agenda and guests may be updated without notice.
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Speaker Selection Committee:
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Sean Ding, Huawei
Tomas Bauer, Silex
Ryoshin Imai, ULVAC
Peter Himes, SITRI
Anna-Riikka Vuorikari-Antikainen, Okmetic
Jesse Zhang , SEMI China
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Early Bird
(Before February 20, 2017)
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Registration Fee
(After February 20, 2017)
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Attendees
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1,000RMB
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1,400RMB
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Speakers in Conference 2014-2016
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Xi Wang
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Benedetto Vigna
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Xiao Tian Xu
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Michael Young
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Yang Zhao
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Director General of SIMIT, Academician of CAS
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Executive Vice President, General Manager of the Analog, MEMS & Sensors Group, STMicroelectronics
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Vice President, China Semiconductor Association
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Director Electronic Sensing AP, Honeywell
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President, MEMSIC Inc.
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Angelo Assimakopoulos
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Aaron Chang
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Dr. Shiuh-Wuu Lee
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Qian Guoliang
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Ian Chen
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Senior Director of New Business Development, Mobile Consumer Electronics, Knowles Corporation
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General Manager of MEDIATEK China, MEDIATEK
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Executive Vice President, Technology Development, SMIC
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Executive Vice President, DATANG TELECOM TECHNOLOGY, LTD
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Senior Director MEMS, Freescale
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Dr. Xijun Zhang
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Tomas Bauer
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Matt Crowley
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Tomy Runne
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Joseph Xie
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Chairman and President, Nanopolis Suzhou Co. Ltd.
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SVP of Sales & Business Development, Silex Microsystems
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CEO, Vesper
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Senior Manager, Product Promotion, Sensor Division, Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd
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CEO, QST Corporation
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* Above are incomplete speaker lists, the position are subject to change.
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The first MSIG conference in SEMICON China, limited sponsorship opportunities are open now.
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Notice: sponsorships are available to MSIG/SEMI members only, please contact MSIG or SEMI for more membership benefits.
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Contact us:
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MSIG: Karen Lightman
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SEMI: Hannah Zhao
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Tel: 412.390.1644
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Tel: 86.21.6027.8571
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Email:[email protected]
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Email:[email protected]
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DEMOGRAPHICS for MSIG Conference Asia 2016
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Attendees by Country
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Attendees by Industry Type
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Attendees by Job Title
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