10.00am
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Expo Opens
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10.30am
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Accelerating Innovation and Revolutionizing the RF Landscape with AMD
Ray Co – AMD Business Development Manager & Wei Yin - AMD FAE Manager Avnet EM Australia
Looking to accelerate and revolutionize your design? Look no further than AMD’s Kria System-on-Modules (SOMs) and RF System-on-Chips (RFSoCs).
With Kria SOMs, we’ll provide a sneak peak of a new addition, touch on the unparalleled processing power, flexible I/O interfaces, and the compact form factor that make them perfect for a wide variety of applications like AI/ML, industrial automation, medical imaging, robotics, and more.
On the other hand, RFSoCs continue to innovate and offer game-changing integration of analog and digital capabilities, enabling high-performance signal processing in a single device. This makes them ideal for applications such as 5G, radar systems, counter UAV devices and more.
Whether you're developing motor control systems, advanced wireless communication networks, or anything in between, Avnet’s dedicated AMD team will walk you through the power and flexibility you need to achieve your goals.
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11.15am
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Innovations from Touch User Interface to AI in Space
Patrick Lin Principal Product Marketing Engineer & Michael Reznik Staff Embedded Solutions Engineer – Microchip
Microchip Differentiate your products by adding aesthetically pleasing embedded graphical user interfaces to provide users with intuitive menus, while bringing your product to market more quickly at a lower total system cost. We will show you how to develop professional-looking GUIs with our free software tools.
Microchip offers the most power-efficient Convolutional Neural Network (CNN)-based Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) inference with PolarFire® FPGAs. Our Machine Learning engine allows the lowest power and most reliable solution that could be deployed from various edge applications, in robotics and drones to Space applications. We will demonstrate that our platform is very accessible not only to electronics engineers, but also to data scientists and software engineers.
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12 noon
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Onshoring Electronics Manufacturing in Australia
Ray Keefe, MD - Successful Endeavours
It has long been assumed that Australia can't compete with overseas manufacturing. While there are areas where this might prove true, Successful Endeavours regularly helps Australian businesses bring their electronics manufacturing back on shore. This session will provide a comprehensive how to guide.
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1.00pm
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The Importance of Customer Experience in Electronic Manufacturing
Naj Khan, Marketing Manager - Precision Electronic Technologies
At Customer Experience is traditionally measured using NPS (Net Promoter Score). If you google NPS for the manufacturing sector, you see a number between 35-51 - but what does this number actually mean? Is it a useful number? Precision has been running successful CX workshops for the past 5 years and used customer feedback in making strategic decisions. We will share how we gather data from customers and what we do with it. We will also talk about the relationship between Employee Experience and Customer Experience, how CX can help improve electronic manufacturing and how you can get started.
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2.00pm
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Beam-Shaping Meta-Device Applications using Additively Manufactured Electronics
Prof. Yang Yang, Group Leader of 3D mm-Wave and THz Circuits and Antennas University of Technology Sydney - Nano Dimension
The race to develop next-generation wireless electronics is accelerating at a rapid pace. Thanks to additively manufactured electronics (AME) technology, fast-prototyping, low-entry-cost, and inhouse short-run manufacturing empower millions of start-ups and companies with demanding confidentiality and accelerated innovation. We aim to build a new class of 3D meta-devices which can be integrated into the package of millimetre-wave on-chip radar for improved EIRP (Effective Isotropic Radiated Power) to enhance the radar sensing range. The knowledge base built through the collaborative projects between Nano Dimension and UTS advances the technologies for future mobile devices. The emerging AME technology is an ideal candidate to circumvent the challenges of non-planar multilayer printed circuit board (PCB) fabrication. The capabilities enabled by AME are expected for area-constraint electronic devices with design flexibilities. The proposed AME 3D meta-devices should be easily integrated into portable wireless mobile devices, cubic satellites for high-speed low-latency communications and high-resolution sensing applications, which will benefit demanding applications required in the biomedical, defence and space industries.
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3.00pm
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From Idea to Final Electronics Product
Ray Keefe Managing Director - Successful Endeavours
There are many great ideas that never make it to market. In Electronics there are many potential stumbling blocks. This presentation takes you on the journey from idea to design to manufacturing your new electronics product.
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4.00pm
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Port Protection, First Line Suppression Against Overvoltage Threat
Julia Moses Internal Applications Engineer - Wurth Electronics Australia
The In this seminar we will explore how to select the appropriate overvoltage protection device for your power and signal line port against ESD, Electrical Fast Transients and Surges.
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6.00pm
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Expo Closes
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