NET Presentation in Sensors Converge 2023 Conference Sessions

Do not miss our presentation in the upcoming Sensors Converge Conference Sessions in Santa Clara.

The Sensors Converge Conference Program provides cutting edge knowledge and expert training for technical professionals who design electronics systems/IoT devices with sensors, processors, software, boards, and connectivity solutions. The 2023 Conference will feature over 80 educational sessions and six in-depth workshops delivered by over 100 of the brightest minds in sensor engineering. Conference themes include Enabling Innovation: Advancements of Next-Gen Tech; Process Design, Energy Efficiency, and Control Development; and Transforming Markets: Smart Everything.

NET’s presentation, featuring our Sales and Marketing Director Federico Pasquini, will be centered on our latest R&D effort: a new MEMS-based thermal conductivity sensor series. Developed with the goal of supporting the ongoing Hydrogen economy revolution and named MAK (MEMS Analogue Katharometer), this series of sensors has been designed to surpass the flaws of traditional technologies for the detection of hydrogen and providing a solution being selective, durable, stable over time reliable over a broad range of detection.

Sensors Expo & Conference got its start almost 4 decades ago with a focus on sensor technology. Over the years it has expanded and diversified to include the electronics technologies and embedded systems that work hand-in-hand with sensors, as well as new and emerging application areas such as IoT, Connectivity, Autonomous, Medical, and more. Now named Sensors Converge, the event features a strong Conference Program, providing expert training for technical professionals who design with sensors, sensor systems, and sensor applications and are shaping the future roadmap. Click here for more information.

When & Where:

⏱️ Wednesday, June 21 • 12:30pm – 12:45pm

📍 Live Theater (Expo Floor) | Santa Clara Convention Center |5001 Great America Pkwy | Santa Clara, CA 95054 | USA