Embedded electronics have evolved over time. They have become faster, smaller, less power demanding and more efficient and scalable. Multicore engines have helped computers to perform better while consuming less power. Functions that once were integrated on a circuit board are now appearing on a single piece of silicon. In addition, these highly integrated silicon devices are increasingly configurable and programmable. You will have the opportunity to learn about the devices and the tools used to program them.

The medical technology ecosystem is an ever expanding food chain. Most noticeable are the manufacturers of medical devices such as EKG machines, blood pressure monitors, blood glucose monitors and ultrasound systems as well as the FDA class 3 implantable defibrillators coming from Medtronic, Johnson and Johnson, Boston Scientific and the like. At this Intelligent Systems Conference and Pavilion, there are many medical tracks to provide guidance and suggestions to help you search for the right answers.