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Jeffrey Mathews is a Senior Analyst in the Semiconductor and Component markets. At TechInsights, Jeffrey is responsible for creating and driving research products across multiple component domains, scaling business unit revenues, and ensuring industry visibility. His expertise in market analysis and research is widely respected in the industry and his insights on the smartphone component technology market are highly valued by clients. His research focuses on components reliant on semiconductor technologies including image sensors, display panels, memory chips, and battery cells. He has a passion for researching these continuously evolving market landscapes and uncovering trends that influence technology growth. Prior to joining TechInsights, Jeffrey worked for International Data Corporation, where he was responsible for researching and analyzing the personal computing devices domain while providing market insights to clients and media.
Jens Landgraf is a Sr. Technical Program Manager at Sony Semiconductor Solution’s Europe Design Center in Oslo, Norway – a location specializing in automotive CMOS image sensor design. Until recently, he spent almost a decade in the United States in California and Michigan, working on automotive imaging and sensing solutions at Sony Semiconductor Solutions America, Ambarella Inc and OmniVision Technologies. He led cross-functional teams in successful strategies for high-performance imaging technologies adopted in ADAS and AD applications. Before his tenure in the semiconductor industry, he served several years as a consultant to the BMW Group as subject matter expert for camera technology in Munich, Germany.
Heming Wei works at X-FAB as a technical marketing manager for optical sensors. He has a master’s degree with major in physics from the Université Paris-Saclay, France. Prior to joining X-Fab he worked at TSMC and ams OSRAM, among others. Heming has engaged in multiple domains including R&D, process development and marketing, and has amassed close to 15 years’ experience in the semiconductor industry.
Ayman Abdelghafar received his M.S. in Electronic and Physical Systems from Waseda University in 2018. He joined Canon Inc., in 2018, where he has been engaged in development of SPAD image sensors. He is now a semiconductor
device engineer at the Device Technology Development Headquarters. His interests include SPAD image sensors for low-light level imaging and range gated imaging.
David Castrillo is an Electronic Engineer who joined Hamamatsu Photonics in 1993. He managed the Spain-Portugal office and got experience selling all kinds of Hamamatsu Products, including image sensors, cameras and full systems oriented to biomedical research. Two years ago, he joined the Corporate Venture Capital group of Hamamatsu Photonics and today he leads the European operations.
Harish holds multiple degrees in the fields of physics, computer science and engineering. Beginning at Texas Instruments, he advanced to Director of Design in the High Volume Linear Org where his team led sensor designs in the field of Touch Sensing for consumer electronics. Transitioning to Apple in 2014, he contributed significantly to the development of inertial sensors before switching gears and joining the Camera Team. Over the next 6 years, he specialized in the field of 2D and 3D Cameras as a key contributor to features like Face ID and the Lidar Scanner for iPhones.
Currently, Harish serves as Principal Engineer in Cameras & Depth Systems @ Meta Inc. focusing on identifying and integrating sensing technologies for AR and VR applications.
Gpixel is an international company providing high-end customized and off the-shelf CMOS image sensor solutions for industrial, medical, scientific, and professional imaging applications. Gpixel’s standard products include the GMAX and GSPRINT global shutter, fast frame rate sensors, the GSENSE high-end scientific CMOS image sensor series, the GLUX series of high sensitivity sensors for surveillance, the GL series of line scan imagers, the GLT series of TDI imagers, GTOF series of iTOF imagers, and the GCINE series of sensors for professional video and photography. Gpixel provides a broad portfolio of products leveraging the latest technologies to meet the ever-growing demands of the professional imaging market
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Dr. Ronald Müller boasts over two decades of expertise in the global Imaging market. His passion for the diverse applications of this technology began well before he earned his doctorate in Computer Vision and Machine Learning. Since 2014, Dr. Müller has been driving the growth of ambitious companies in the Imaging industry, worldwide. As Managing Partner of Vision Markets he established the leading management consulting firm with four synergistic service areas: Strategy, M&A, Marketing, and Recruitment.
In addition to his consultancy work, Dr. Müller is an active contributor to the global vision community. He is a sought-after speaker at industry conferences, a regular author in trade publications, and serves on the Board of Directors of the EMVA, the Advisory Board of the Image Sensors conference, and several innovation award juries.
Sara Pellegrini is a pixel architect leading the advanced photonics sensors technology development activities in STMicroelectronics’ centre of competence for imaging in Edinburgh. In this role she works in close collaboration with the silicon, process, module and system R&D teams to define and develop the Imaging Division photonics pixel roadmap and specification. In addition to this she works with external collaborators on several R&D projects within STMicroelectronics’ Imaging PhD Programme.
Sara graduated in Electronics Engineering at the Politecnico di Milano in 1999 and received her PhD in Physics from Heriot-Watt University in 2006. She has authored and presented several papers on SPAD and SPAD-based systems and applications
As a dedicated "Principal" ZEISS expert, Markus Cappellaro follows the trends in image sensors technology from the customer and user perspective for a wide range of applications in light microscopy. It stretches from documentation in routine applications to scientific imaging at the highest level. This is his basis for his many years as product manager for digital camera systems at Carl Zeiss Microscopy, where he is responsible for a complete digital camera portfolio. He holds a degree in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology from the Technical University of Munich and loves sports fencing as one of his favorite pastimes because, like his job, it requires precision, speed and strategy.
Dr Xinyang Wang is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Gpixel Group. With over 20 years’ experience in CMOS image sensor design, he has been responsible for designing and managing off-the-shelf and customized image sensor projects for industrial, medical, consumer and space applications.
Dr Wang received his PhD degree from Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands. He has authored or co-authored more than 50 scientific publications and hold more than 30 patents regarding CMOS image sensor design. He also serves in the technical committee of SPIE Electronic Imaging (EI) and the International Image Sensor Workshop (ISSW).
Since 2011, Vladimir Koifman is CTO of Analog Value Ltd. developing new approaches in image sensor design. Prior to that, in 2004, Vladimir co-founded Advasense image sensor company acquired by Pixim, and, later, by Sony. Prior to that, he co-founded AMCC Israel analog design center. In 90s, Vladimir worked for Motorola Semiconductor, developing mixed signal processors for the company's mobile phones. Vladimir has authored 10 papers and received over 50 patents. Among his other activities, Vladimir maintains Image Sensors World blog over the last 10 years.
Robert Henderson is a Professor of Electronic Imaging in the School of Engineering at the University of Edinburgh. He obtained his PhD in 1990 from the University of Glasgow. From 1991, he was a research engineer at the Swiss Centre for Microelectronics, Neuchatel, Switzerland. In 1996, he was appointed senior VLSI engineer at VLSI Vision Ltd, Edinburgh, UK where he worked on the world’s first single chip video camera. From 2000, as principal VLSI engineer in STMicroelectronics Imaging Division he developed image sensors for mobile phone applications. He joined University of Edinburgh in 2005, designing the first SPAD image sensors in nanometer CMOS technologies in the MegaFrame and SPADnet EU projects. This research activity led to the first volume SPAD time-of-flight products in 2013 in the form of STMicroelectronics Flightsense series which perform an autofocus assist function in more than 150 different smartphone models, recently passing the 1 billion module milestone. He benefits from a long term research partnership with STMIcroelectronics in which he explores medical, scientific and high speed imaging applications of SPAD technology. In 2014, he was awarded a prestigious ERC advanced fellowship. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
