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The Sensors Technology Industry Is Abuzz...
When technology and imagination collide, something special happens! That’s exactly what’s happening in the world of sensors today. Over the past ten years, the worldwide sensors market has grown tremendously in large part to Product and System Design Engineers spreading their creative application wings. Today’s sensor technology has been woven seamlessly into our everyday lives via a vast array of new and exciting applications that continue to evolve at an ever-quickening pace.
The growth is being driven by two key factors. First, advances in technology and manufacturing have created more reliable, more cost-effective and more customizable sensors that can be incorporated into a wide range of systems and designs. And second, product and systems design engineers have been pushing the application envelope for this amazing technology to areas never seen before… and that’s where SENSORS Tech Forum comes in!
Find Out What All the Buzz is About…
SENSORS Tech Forum is the one event that is as creative and dynamic as the market it serves. Our focus, concept and application-specific deliverables offered to engineers, technical managers and others allied to the field is what sets us apart.
This creative vision was not only embraced by the sensors technology community, it thrived receiving a (3.7 out of 4) satisfactory rating from attendees at our 2011 inaugural event.
Our unique value proposition allowed us to attract engineering professionals from across the US as well as internationally (attendees represented 27 different states and 6 countries) who all shared a common bond.
Acist Medical Systems
Aerogage Corp
Aerotech, Inc.
Agamatrix
Alternative System Concepts, Inc.
American Plastic Products
Ametek HCC Industries
Andon Electronics Corp.
ATK GASL
Atmosair Solutions
Automated Medical Instruments, Inc.
Avago Technologies
BD Medical
Blue Earth Interactive
Bodkin Design & Engineering
Boston University
Brasco Technologies
Broadband Photonics Inc.
C.S. Draper Laboratory
Captos Technologies
CATS Inc
Cent.Net
Centerline Technologies
CG Scientific
Chemring Detection Systems
Commonwealth Technology, Inc.
CompuSys Services
Concord Scientific
Corning
D&P Instruments
Daitron Inc.
Delta Systems Inc.
Designer Systems
Designs Work Group Inc
Diamond SA
DSTL
Electro Static Technology
Elma Electronic Inc
EMX International
Energy Harvesters
ENrG Inc.
Farlight
Fiber Optic Center |
Flextronics
Flowserve
FMC Technologies, Inc
Freescale
GE Energy
Geophysical Research Company
GFI Test Technologies
Glines & Rhodes, Inc.
Goodrich
GTI Spindle Technology
GVR Systems Automation, Inc.
Hamamatsu
Harvard University
Homeland & Interactive Tech.
Honeywell FM&T
Imego AB
IMT MEMS
Industrial Automation Systems
Intrinsix Corp.
IRCameras, Inc.
IRobot Corporation
Janoch Engineering
Jewell Instruments
Johnson & Johnson
L3 Communications
Leister USA
Lockheed Martin
Massachusetts Engineering Group Inc
Mathworks
MEMGEN
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
MKS Instruments
Nanowave, Inc.
NASA Ames Research Center
NASA Glenn Research Center
Naval Postgraduate School
Neo-Advent Technologies
New England Technical Associates
New York Air Brake
Newcap
Nike Inc.
Nordson Corporation
Northeastern University |
Northport Systems
Northrop Grumman
Nusil Technology
Ocean Spray
Onset Computer Corporation
Oriental Motor USA
Owens-Illinois
Oxigraf, Inc
P&G
Pratt & Whitney
Proteus Biomedical
QM Power, Inc.
Quant Engineering
Rockwell Automation
Rolls Royce Corporation
Sacred Heart Medical Group
Sandia National Laboratories
Schlumberger
Schott
Sensata Technologies
Servo Corporation of America
Setra Systems, Inc.
Sunrise Labs, Inc.
Sylvania
Texas Instruments
The Boeing Company
Thermo-Fisher Scientific
Thornberry Technologies
Toford Plastic Mfg.
Tristar
U.S. Army Research Laboratory
University of Central Florida/Zyberwear
University of Dayton Research Institute
University of Alaska Fairbanks
University of Dayton
University of Michigan
US Army Research Laboratory - WMRD
VA Boston Healthcare System
Venture Resource
Weatherford International
Western Digital Technologies Inc.
Sample of 2011 Attendees |

Who Should Attend…
If you specify, design, build, sell or are just researching sensor-related technology, SENSORS Tech Forum is a “Must-Attend” event for anyone involved in the industries below. After attending, you’ll return back to work enlightened, educated, entertained and empowered to take this incredible technology to levels never seen before.
- Defense/Military
- Medical Devices
- Aviation/Aerospace
- Electrical/Electronics
- Power/Energy
- Automotive
- Communications
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- Security/Surveillance
- Consumer Products
- Robotics
- Pharmaceutical/Biotech
- Computers
- Heavy Machinery/Equipment
- Food Processing
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Monday, October 1st
Pre-Conference Tutorials
9:00am – 5:00pm
Tuesday, October 2nd
Conference Sessions
9:00am – 12:50pm
Opening Day Keynote Luncheon
1:00pm – 2:30pm
Exhibit Hall Open w/Networking Reception
2:30pm – 6:30pm
Wednesday, October 3rd
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9:00am – 10:50am
Exhibit Hall Open w/Lunch
11:00am – 1:30pm
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1:45pm – 3:30pm
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