2012 was the biggest year ever for the Image Sensors conference!
As you'll see from the programme, 2012 was a groundbreaking year for Europe's leading Image Sensor conference. We had conducted interviews in advance of the conference with the key speakers to give you a preview of the event. You can read more below, and don't forget to check out the speaker listing in full.
INTERVIEWS:
>>> Dr Eric R. Fossum shares his thoughts ahead of the IS2012 conference
>>> The final frontier - Dr Samuel H. Moseley of NASA explores digital imaging in space astrophysics
>>> Daniël Van Nieuwenhove, CTO, SoftKinetic discusses gesture recognition technology and key challenges
>>> David Stoppa of Fondazione Bruno Kessler previews his workshop on 3D imaging
>> View full list of IS2012 speaker interviews here
2012 brought a new name, a new venue, and new features at the conference, but stayed true to the founding principles of this event - bringing you the highest quality agenda possible, and a programme which covers all the latest aspects of staying ahead of the game in the commercial image sensors marketplace.
With presentations from end users in camera phones, digital stills cameras, broadcasting, military, space, security, automotive and more, this was the only commercial image sensors conference that delivered the latest in technical innovations. No marketing speak, no product videos, just the latest innovations in sensor design, system architecture, and image processing from speakers who are at the top of their game.
ISE2011 was attended by over 150 delegates from 22 countries, including EU countries, China, South Korea, Israel, Japan, Morocco, South Africa and US, making it a truly international event. In 2012, we moved to bigger premises in the heart of London, where the increased group of delegates enjoyed the workshops, speaking programme and extensive networking opportunities.
>> View the full programme
>> View the full list of speakers
Here's what last year's attendees had to say:
''ISE is an improving conference with increasing technical content in one of the world's great cities.'
Howard Rhodes, Omnivision
Well organised international event'
Roger Baker, RICAtek
'Content and presentation are overall very good. High quality and very informative.'
Christine Pelissier, Soitec
'I had a blast!'
Richard Crisp, Tessera
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Key Speakers
Dr. Eric R. Fossum is Professor of Engineering in Dartmouth's Thayer School of Engineering and a consultant to Samsung Electronics' Semiconductor R&D Center. One of the world's leading solid-state image sensor device physicists, he has more than 135 US patents to his name.
Nobukazu Teranishi was born in 1953. He received the B.S. and M.S. degrees in physics from University of Tokyo, 1976 and 1978, respectively. In 2000, he joined Panasonic Corporation, and now he is a general manager in charge of marketing and application technology of image sensors.
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Dr Moseley is a Senior Astrophysicist in the Laboratory for Observational Cosmology at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. He invented the X-ray microcalorimeter, the detector of choice for astronomical X-ray spectrometers worldwide, and has developed detectors and optical components that have advanced the scientific capability of space astronomy missions.
Since 2008 Gennadiy has been Vice President of Imaging Technology at Aptina Imaging. His research interests include in-deep photoelectrical characterization and investigation of CMOS image sensors, optimization of optical and electrical performance of CMOS imaging devices, and pixel development for advanced Image Sensors.
Mats Wernersson has 29 years of experience from photography related industries. He has submitted more than 30 patent applications in the field of imaging and has received two innovation awards by Sony Ericsson.