Past Events

This presentation will review the pillars of responsible AI, and will describe important technical requirements and tools along with solutions from select software startups.

You will learn about Vertical Axis Wind Turbines (VAWTs), which are placed less than 100 feet above the ground in wind farms under existing Horizontal Access Wind Turbines, and which create synergies such that the overall energy output from their simultaneous operation is greater than what each would produce on its own.

In this talk, you will learn about memory optimizations for machine learning (ML), ML's ability to optimize computational resources including memory, and how it is a critical aspect of effective model deployment.

CNSV member Rosemary Coates will detail how counterfeiters have attained a huge foothold in the world market, as well as how Amazon and Chinese retailers such as Alibaba, Taobao, JD, and others are aggressively tracking and eliminating counterfeits on their platforms through new technologies such as invisible pigments, QR codes, photo mapping, and RFID.

This talk will show how emerging force sensing is transforming the user experience with machines, including Qorvo's HMI sensing technology which is fabricated mainly on a proprietary MEMS process, and which can attach under either a touch surface or a capacitive touch display.

This talk will explore the power of Google AlloyDB Omni, a groundbreaking database technology poised to shape 2024's technological landscape using advanced features, and which enables data platforms for dynamic business analytics and cutting-edge Generative AI (Gen AI) applications.

This talk will provide an overview of the architecture of these cloud-edge devices, and the importance of virtualization to enable their operation in a myriad of industries and environments that are reliant on real-time data processing and decision making.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has quickly become one of the hottest areas in the tech world, with its usefulness evident in a broad variety of commercial businesses. In this presentation, Steve Bachmann, Esq. will identify key strategies that can be used to identify which aspects of AI are actually patentable.

In this talk, Chris Boross will provide a technical discussion of the latest generation Raspberry Pi 5 hardware, including details about the new RP1 I/O controller and the RP2040, Raspberry Pi’s first microcontroller. Both were designed by the company's in-house ASIC team. Also discussed will be other industrial-focused products such as the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 product.

This is an IEEE Milestone dedication event for RenderMan®.