Path to Sensors Interoperability

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Path to Sensors Interoperability

Recorded 22 September 2021

Interoperability between a sensor, a gateway and an end-user’s application is the “Achilles’ heel” for today’s IoT sensor manufacturers and solution providers. Industry experts are looking for the right wireless protocol to provide the scalability, security and flexibility needed to overcome these interoperability challenges. This webinar will focus on the common interoperability challenges for IoT end-users, the certifications challenges and the importance of choosing the right wireless protocol between wireless gateways and sensors. This webinar will also cover the IEEE plan and path to achieving interoperability for IoT enabled sensors.

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Individuals or entities working in or engaged with the following:

Sensor Manufacturers
IoT Connectivity Solution Providers
Systems Integrators
Product Manufacturers
Test Laboratories
Academic Community
End-user Community (Healthcare, Logistics, Consumer, Electronics, etc.)
Government Regulators

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Dr. Rosalind Picard, Sc.D., FIEEE, MIT and Empatica. Dr. Picard is a professor, inventor, engineer, and scientist. She wrote the book Affective Computing that outlines how to give machines skills of emotional intelligence, helping launch the growing field of Affective Computing. Picard is a top-cited author in digital health and in affective computing with over 300 peer-reviewed scientific publications. She co-founded two companies that commercialized inventions by her and her MIT team: Empatica, providing the first AI-smartwatch recognized by the FDA for monitoring seizures, and Affectiva, providing Emotion-AI software and services. At MIT, she is a full professor teaching and directing research at the Media Lab, and serves as founding faculty chair for MindHandHeart, MIT's campus-wide wellbeing initiative. Picard also serves as chief scientist and chairman of the board for Empatica, which recently received the European CE Mark for a new wearable and AI product "Aura" enabling early detection for respiratory infections even if the wearer is asymptomatic (with 94% sensitivity and 84% specificity when tested on Covid-19 and two varieties of influenza).

Srikanth Chandrasekaran, Senior Director - Standards & Technology, IEEE India IoT & Foundational Technologies Practice Lead, IEEE Standards Association, and an IEEE Senior Member. Sri has been associated with the IEEE Standards Association and the IEEE India office for the past 8 years. Prior to joining IEEE, Sri was associated with Freescale Semiconductor Inc. He's received the Accellera Technical Excellence Award in 2009 for his leadership and contributions to design automation standardization activities. Sri holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Madras University, India and a Post Graduation degree in Electrical Communication from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India.

Our Speakers:

Dr. Rosalind Picard, Sc.D., FIEEE, MIT and Empatica. Dr. Picard is a professor, inventor, engineer, and scientist. She wrote the book Affective Computing that outlines how to give machines skills of emotional intelligence, helping launch the growing field of Affective Computing. Picard is a top-cited author in digital health and in affective computing with over 300 peer-reviewed scientific publications. She co-founded two companies that commercialized inventions by her and her MIT team: Empatica, providing the first AI-smartwatch recognized by the FDA for monitoring seizures, and Affectiva, providing Emotion-AI software and services. At MIT, she is a full professor teaching and directing research at the Media Lab, and serves as founding faculty chair for MindHandHeart, MIT's campus-wide wellbeing initiative. Picard also serves as chief scientist and chairman of the board for Empatica, which recently received the European CE Mark for a new wearable and AI product "Aura" enabling early detection for respiratory infections even if the wearer is asymptomatic (with 94% sensitivity and 84% specificity when tested on Covid-19 and two varieties of influenza).

Srikanth Chandrasekaran, Senior Director - Standards & Technology, IEEE India IoT & Foundational Technologies Practice Lead, IEEE Standards Association, and an IEEE Senior Member. Sri has been associated with the IEEE Standards Association and the IEEE India office for the past 8 years. Prior to joining IEEE, Sri was associated with Freescale Semiconductor Inc. He's received the Accellera Technical Excellence Award in 2009 for his leadership and contributions to design automation standardization activities. Sri holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Madras University, India and a Post Graduation degree in Electrical Communication from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India.

Speakers:

Dr. Rosalind Picard, Sc.D., FIEEE, MIT and Empatica. Dr. Picard is a professor, inventor, engineer, and scientist. She wrote the book Affective Computing that outlines how to give machines skills of emotional intelligence, helping launch the growing field of Affective Computing. Picard is a top-cited author in digital health and in affective computing with over 300 peer-reviewed scientific publications. She co-founded two companies that commercialized inventions by her and her MIT team: Empatica, providing the first AI-smartwatch recognized by the FDA for monitoring seizures, and Affectiva, providing Emotion-AI software and services. At MIT, she is a full professor teaching and directing research at the Media Lab, and serves as founding faculty chair for MindHandHeart, MIT's campus-wide wellbeing initiative. Picard also serves as chief scientist and chairman of the board for Empatica, which recently received the European CE Mark for a new wearable and AI product "Aura" enabling early detection for respiratory infections even if the wearer is asymptomatic (with 94% sensitivity and 84% specificity when tested on Covid-19 and two varieties of influenza).

Srikanth Chandrasekaran, Senior Director - Standards & Technology, IEEE India IoT & Foundational Technologies Practice Lead, IEEE Standards Association, and an IEEE Senior Member. Sri has been associated with the IEEE Standards Association and the IEEE India office for the past 8 years. Prior to joining IEEE, Sri was associated with Freescale Semiconductor Inc. He's received the Accellera Technical Excellence Award in 2009 for his leadership and contributions to design automation standardization activities. Sri holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Madras University, India and a Post Graduation degree in Electrical Communication from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India.

Sheryl Bihler, P.E., Certification Engineer, ABB Dodge® Power Transmission. Sheryl has more than 10 years of hazardous location equipment design experience and more than 15 years product safety assessment experience. She has participated in the U.S. National Standards committee for more than 15 years. She holds a B.A. in Mathematics and an M.S. in Statistics from the University of Northern Colorado, B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Colorado State University and is a licensed Professional Engineer (Electrical) in Nevada and Texas.

Van Kreuger, VP of U.S. Operations, Cassia Networks Inc.. Van serves as the VP of U.S. Operations at Cassia Networks and has over 25 years of executive and leadership experience. Van oversees the development and implementation of Cassia Networks operations strategy and focuses on establishing successful global enterprise IoT partnerships.

Artur Rdzanek, General Product Manager Sensors Products, ABB Dodge® Power Transmission. Artur has more than 20 years of product management and manufacturing experience. He holds a B.S. and M.S. in Automatics and Robotic Engineering from Lodz University, and an Executive MBA from Warsaw-Illinois University.

Brent Lunceford, Managing Director, Memstronics. Brent is managing director of Memstronics serving the smart city, industrial automation, IoT and high reliability electronics markets. He has 25 years of experience in product development, operations management and business development for MEMS, sensors, semiconductors, wireless telemetry, remote monitor and control systems, mixed signal systems, and OEM integration. His career spans companies including 3M, Cypress Semiconductor, Silicon Light Machines, and the Microelectronics and Computer Corporation (MCC). At MCC he designed and managed a new fab where developed a novel manufacturing architecture for RF microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and advanced the technology to an acquisition by Teravicta Technologies. Brent serves as the Global Engagement Chair for IEEE Sensors Council, is founding Chair of IEEE Central Texas MEMS & Sensors Chapter and founding Officer of IEEE SF Bay Area MEMS & Sensors Chapter. Brent received his BS and MS degrees in Chemistry from Texas State University and executive MBA from The University of Texas at Austin.

Our Speakers:

Dr. Rosalind Picard, Sc.D., FIEEE, MIT and Empatica. Dr. Picard is a professor, inventor, engineer, and scientist. She wrote the book Affective Computing that outlines how to give machines skills of emotional intelligence, helping launch the growing field of Affective Computing. Picard is a top-cited author in digital health and in affective computing with over 300 peer-reviewed scientific publications. She co-founded two companies that commercialized inventions by her and her MIT team: Empatica, providing the first AI-smartwatch recognized by the FDA for monitoring seizures, and Affectiva, providing Emotion-AI software and services. At MIT, she is a full professor teaching and directing research at the Media Lab, and serves as founding faculty chair for MindHandHeart, MIT's campus-wide wellbeing initiative. Picard also serves as chief scientist and chairman of the board for Empatica, which recently received the European CE Mark for a new wearable and AI product "Aura" enabling early detection for respiratory infections even if the wearer is asymptomatic (with 94% sensitivity and 84% specificity when tested on Covid-19 and two varieties of influenza).

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Srikanth Chandrasekaran, Senior Director - Standards & Technology, IEEE India IoT & Foundational Technologies Practice Lead, IEEE Standards Association, and an IEEE Senior Member. Sri has been associated with the IEEE Standards Association and the IEEE India office for the past 8 years. Prior to joining IEEE, Sri was associated with Freescale Semiconductor Inc. He's received the Accellera Technical Excellence Award in 2009 for his leadership and contributions to design automation standardization activities. Sri holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics from Madras University, India and a Post Graduation degree in Electrical Communication from Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, India.

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