Yokohama, Japan (PRWEB) January 26, 2009
The Embedded Technology 2009 Conference and Exhibition set for November 18-20, 2009 in Yokohama, Japan, is offering a special “Early-Bird” promotion package for embedded electronics suppliers which want to put their products and services in the front Asia’s embedded community.
‘Early-bird’ exhibitors who sign-up by February 28, 2009 will receive several free bonus promotion benefits: a center advertisement will be placed in the ET Mail News Bulletin, and a company introduction page will be provided as a “Featured Exhibitor” on the ET2009 website. For full details of the limited-time offer, please visit http://www.embeddedtech.net/ET.
Last year’s attendance at ET2008 set a record of 26,892 registered attendees, 960 booths, and 450 exhibitors. As the largest embedded technology event in the world, ET2009 offers embedded suppliers a cost-effective and efficient exhibition — opening a window to Japan and Asia markets for embedded products and services.
The sellout event last year saw awards going to winning exhibitors based on booth visitors, booth design, presentations, product demonstrations and other criteria.
— Most Excellent Exhibitor Award: NEC Group and NEC Electronics
— Excellent Exhibitor Awards: Xilinx, Tokyo Electron Devices, Intel
— Committee Award: Microchip Technology
— JASA Special Aware: Tohoku Pavilion
Featuring a comprehensive technical program, including in-depth tutorials and tomorrow’s application themes, ET2009 provides a unique opportunity for design engineers and managers to grasp the advanced techniques that address programming and real-time design challenges. Attendees will be able to test the latest embedded hardware, semiconductors/integrated circuits, design tools, middleware, and many other products from participating exhibitors.
ET2009’s 100+ conference sessions will be attended by more than 10,000 registrants. The sessions will address today’s hottest design topics, including multicore processors, WiMAX, Linux, real-time design and testing strategies for complex embedded systems. The sessions will enable design engineers to obtain the latest embedded know-how needed to create state-of-the-art design solutions.
The event will spotlight application electronics themes covering digital consumer, automotive electronics, mobile/ubiquitous computing and factory automation/robotics. The emergence of advanced processors, better development tools, and high-speed Internet access has created a plethora of opportunities for consumer electronics products that combine audio and video technologies.
ET2009 is offering exhibitors attractive booth packages and an array of optional services. Exhibitors can take advantage of special services, such as turnkey booths, suite rooms, workshops, open-stage presentations, show promotions, and other support programs. Special turnkey booth and support services are offered for emerging ventures and startups. For details on exhibiting at this premiere event, visit http://www.embeddedtech.net/ET or contact Steve Szirom: Tel: (360) 676-2260; E-mail: szirom (at) insidechips (dot) com, the North American exhibitor representative for this event.
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