Image Sensors Americas Final Agenda

Image Sensors Americas 2018 is to be held on October 11-12 in San Francisco, CA. The final agenda includes much many image sensor presentations than has been announced initially:

Key Challenges of Image Sensors for ADAS and ADS
Ronald Mueller | CEO of Vision Markets of Associate Consultant of Smithers Apex
NASA Keynote Presentation | Image Sensors for Aerospace
Shouleh Nikzad | Senior Research Scientist of NASA
The M&A and Funding Landscape for Image Sensor Companies
Rudy Burger | Managing Partner of Woodside Capital Partners
State of the Art Uncooled InGaAs Short Wave Infrared Sensors
Martin H. Ettenberg | President of Princeton Infrared Technologies
Super-Wide-Angle Cameras- The Next Smartphone Frontier Enabled by Miniature Lens Design and the Latest Sensors
Patrice Roulet Fontani | Vice President,Technology and Co-Founder of ImmerVision
Integrated Photonics Technology: Driving the Evolution of Novel Image Sensors for LiDAR and THz imaging
Bert Gyselinckx | Vice President & General Manager of Imec
SPAD vs. CMOS Image Sensor Design Challenges – Jitter vs. Noise
Daniel Van Blerkom | CTO & Co-Founder of Forza Silicon
sCMOS Technology: The Most Versatile Imaging Tool in Science
Scott Metzler | PCO Tech
Toward Monolithic Image Perception Devices (MIPD).
Guy Paillet | co-Founder & CEO of General Vision Inc.
From The Outside In
Richard Neumann | CEO of Sub2R
Using Depth Sensing Cameras for 3D Eye Tracking Sensing
Kenneth Funes Mora | CEO and Co-founder of Eyeware
SPAD Arrays for LiDAR Applications
Wade Appelman | VP of Sales and Marketing of SensL Technologies
Super High Sensitivity CMOS Image Sensors Technologies
Eiichi Funatsu | Senior Director of OmniVision
Future Image Sensors for SLAM and Indoor 3D Mapping
Vitaliy Goncharuk | CEO/Founder of Augmented Pixels
How to Keep Your Next Winning Sensor Design From Being Stifled By Your Test Strategy: Bench Testing v Automated Test Equipment
Lauren Guajardo | Field Applications Engineering Leader of Teradyne
Future Trends in Imaging Beyond the Mobile Market
Amos Fenigstein | Senior Director of R&D for Image Sensors of TowerJazz
Photon-Counting Imaging with Quanta Image Sensor for Scientific and Consumer Applications
Jiaju Ma | CTO of Gigajot

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