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Agenda 2021

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- Networking Break
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- Science meets Industry
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  Science meets Industry
  
  After three successful events in Dresden, Chemnitz and Freiberg, we would like to bring science and industry together again this year under the motto “Science meets Industry”. Embedded in the “15th Silicon Saxony Day”, exciting projects await you in our session. Young researchers and startups have only 3 minutes to inspire you with their ideas.
  
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- Room_0 Keynote Serge Maginot Tiempo Secure 13:00 – 13:40
  Hardware secure enclaves: why are they critical for IoT security, and what is coming next?
- Room_0 Keynote Prof. Dr. Dr. Raúl Rojas Freie Universität Berlin 09:15 – 09:55
  Autonomous vehicles for the mobility of the future
Trusted Electronics
- Room_1 Trusted Electronics Mario Jandeck Enginsight GmbH 11:50 – 12:10
  IT Security in Company Networks - Part II
- Room_1 Trusted Electronics Mike Wäsche Kompetenzzentrum Mittelstand 4.0 11:30 – 11:50
  IT Security in Company Networks - Part I
- Room_1 Trusted Electronics Jörg Stephan Fraunhofer-Verbund Mikroelektronik 10:50 – 11:10
  Platform Velektronik
- Room_1 Trusted Electronics Dr. Matthias Hiller Fraunhofer AISEC 10:30 – 10:50
  RISC-V Processors for trusted Electronics
- Room_1 Trusted Electronics Prof. Dr. Christof Fetzer TU Dresden 10:00 – 10:30
  Confidental Computing
Robotics
- Room_2 Robotics Anett Diaz Wandelbots 10:00 – 10:30
  Robots, Cloud and AI – oh my!
- Room_2 Robotics Victor Splittgerber WAKU Robotics GmbH 11:30 – 11:50
  Robot Revolution - Live right now in warehousing!
- Room_2 Robotics Prof. Dirk Reichelt Fraunhofer IWU 10:50 – 11:10
  Robotics is key to machine retrofit
- Room_2 Robotics Prof. Uwe Assmann TU Dresden 10:30 – 10:50
  The Ultimate Dream: Cleanup Cobots
RFID Solutions
- Room_3 RFID Solutions Kay Plaumann AdvanIDe Europe GmbH 14:00 – 14:20
  NFC applications - Consumables and Spare Part Authentication and the user experience with NFC and Cloud/Blockchain technologies
- Room_3 RFID Solutions Anton Chigaev Farbe Elektronik 14:20 – 14:40
  Scaleable Smart Shelf System
- Room_3 RFID Solutions Alexandra Ivanova Siltech ltd. 12:10 – 12:30
  Multivatiate engineering solutions to RFID hard tag production
- Room_3 RFID Solutions Dr. Andreas Weder Fraunhofer IPMS 11:50 – 12:10
  Battery-free IoT sensors using programmable UHF RFID sensor circuitry.
- Room_3 RFID Solutions Thomas Graf Balluff GmbH 11:30 – 11:50
  Security aspects of RFID applications
- Room_3 RFID Solutions Michael Kaiser KATHREIN Solutions GmbH 10:50 – 11:10
  ©KRAI – the Kathrein Bus-System for RFID antennas
- Room_3 RFID Solutions Alina Sungatullina Id-logic 10:30 – 10:50
  The influence of dielectric materials in workwear on the reading of RFID tags
- Room_3 RFID Solutions Michael Schäfer Linxens 10:00 – 10:30
  Innovative and Sustainable RFID Solutions “Made in Saxony” since 1994
Materials and Technologies
- Room_4 Materials and Technologies Dr. Urmimala Chatterjee imec 11:30 – 11:50
  All-GaN GANIC Technology for Power Electronics
- Room_4 Materials and Technologies TBD CS Connected 14:00 – 14:20
  SOCRATES - Driving the Electric Revolution with Wide Bandgap technologies
- Room_4 Materials and Technologies Franz Selbmann TU Bergakademie Freiberg 12:10 – 12:30
  An ultra-thin and highly flexible multilayer Printed Circuit Board based on Parylene
- Room_4 Materials and Technologies Jörg Schüler HighTech Startbahn 11:50 – 12:10
  Innovation Results and Future Concepts of Research Cluster FAST
- Room_4 Materials and Technologies Dr. Christoph Ellmers X-FAB 14:20 – 14:40
  Foundry Process for Integrated Galvanic Isolation
- Room_4 Materials and Technologies Robert Hillinger Kistler Instrumente AG 10:50 – 11:10
  Dynamic force measurement: Quality improvement in semiconductor production processes
- Room_4 Materials and Technologies Dr. Steffen Thiem X-FAB Dresden GmbH & Co. KG 10:30 – 10:50
  Advantages of the XFAB SONOS technology for the design of highly reliable and cost effective embedded non-volatile memories
- Room_4 Materials and Technologies Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Mikolajick TU Dresden 10:00 – 10:30
  Research Labs Microelectronics Germany – Status and outlook
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Wolfgang Möller NTT DATA Business Solutions AG 11:30–11:50
  Industrial smart scale solution with Digital Voice Assistance on the shop floor
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Sabine Nuding DAS Environmental Expert GmbH 15:00–15:20
  Intelligent assistance systems to optimize final-test processes
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Heike Vocke iSAX GmbH & Co. KG 15:00–15:20
  Intelligent assistance systems to optimize final-test processes
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Dr. Volkhard Beyer Fraunhofer IIS/EAS 14:40–15:00
  Structure-Integrated Wireless Sensor Technology targeting Smart Mechanical Engineering Applications
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Dr. Germar Schneider Infineon Technologies Dresden GmbH & Co. KG 14:20–14:40
  Intelligent Development 4.0 – How Digitization Supports the Development Process
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Jens Werner Energiekoppler GmbH 14:00–14:20
  The Flexibility Plant as IIoT platform – new hardware concepts and AI based software for challenging the energy transition
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Uwe Wagner DELTEC & DieEnergiekoppler 14:00–14:20
  The Flexibility Plant as IIoT platform – new hardware concepts and AI based software for challenging the energy transition
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Dr. Stefan Hennig SQL Projekt AG 12:10–12:30
  Information Technology as a trap – Or how to avoid “spaghetti integration” in the Industrial IoT
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Jan Grasedieck Emerson Automation Solutions | Aventics Services Germany GmbH 11:50–12:10
  Ready for Digital Transformation - Intelligent Pneumatic Solutions for Semiconductor Fabs
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Sebastian Herzog NTT DATA Business Solutions AG 11:30–11:50
  Industrial smart scale solution with Digital Voice Assistance on the shop floor
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Dr. Andreas Frotzscher Fraunhofer IIS/EAS 10:50–11:10
  5G to slow for you? Ultra-reliable and real-time wireless industrial network
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Thomas Gutt Infineon Technologies AG 10:30–10:50
  Productive4.0
- Room_5 Industrial Internet of Things Prof. Dr. Andreas Vogelsang Universität zu Köln 10:00–10:30
  How mature is MBSE in your company?
IC Design
- Room_6 IC Design Andrew Steward arm Ltd. 12:10–12:30
  Unlocking the Benefits of Artificial Intelligence in IoT Devices
- Room_6 IC Design Gabriella Giuffrida arm Ltd. 12:10–12:30
  arm - startups programme
- Room_6 IC Design Benjamin Prautsch Fraunhofer IIS/EAS 11:50–12:10
  A Systematic and Automated Design Flow Approach for Robust Analog/Mixed-Signal Chips
- Room_6 IC Design Dr. Sebastian Höppner Racyics GmbH 11:30–11:50
  Environmental monitoring and smart farming with biological and electrochemical sensors
- Room_6 IC Design Stefan Schubert Productivity Engineering GmbH 10:50–11:10
  Challenges for integrated circuits on foil
- Room_6 IC Design Daire McNamara Emdalo Technologies Ltd. 10:30–10:50
  Working with Microchip PolarFire™ SoC; an AMP solution blending deterministic real-time functions with rich OS capabilities
- Room_6 IC Design Holger Eisenreich 10:25–10:30
  SoC-Referenzdesign mit e-MRAM und Adaptive Reverse Body Biasing
- Room_6 IC Design Dr. Jens Trommer 10:20–10:25
  Reconfigurierbarer FET als Security-Device
- Room_6 IC Design Dr. Sabine Kolodinski GLOBALFOUNDRIES Management Services LLC & Co. KG 10:00–10:20
  R&D&I, FID and Spillover together with Saxonian Partners in IPCEI-Win-FDSOI by GF
Digital Twin
- Room_7 Digital Twins Dries Guth NTT DATA Business Solutions AG 12:10–12:30
  Digital Twins für logistische Assets
- Room_7 Digital Twins Harald Rodler NTT DATA Business Solutions AG 12:10–12:30
  Digital Twins for logistical Assets
- Room_7 Digital Twins Dr. Jürgen Lenz INNEO Solutions GmbH 11:30–11:50
  Real-time data acquisition and forming process control using AI trained with simulation datasets
- Room_7 Digital Twins Dr. Christoph Sohrmann Fraunhofer IIS/EAS 10:50–11:10
  How Virtual Prototyping Benefits the Development of Embedded Systems
- Room_7 Digital Twins Simon Öhlenschläger NTT DATA Business Solutions AG 10:30–10:50
  Intelligent Storage of Hazardous Goods for a Sustainable Future
- Room_7 Digital Twins Björn Schuster N+P Informationssysteme GmbH 10:00–10:20
  The digital twin as a milestone of digitalisation
Artificial Intelligence
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Jürgen Tausch Höfer & Tausch 15:00–15:20
  viabrevia
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Clemens Reinhardt AI4BD 14:40–15:00
  Smart Maintenance in the Manufacturing Industry by abstracting Machine Learning from Customer Knowledge
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Dr. Erik Berger Siemens 14:20–14:40
  Resource-efficient value creation using AI
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Dr. Carlos Viol Barbosa Sciencedesk GmbH 10:50–11:10
  Material characterization using correlative microscopy and artificial intelligence
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Arian van Hülsen ptc - Center of Excellence for IoT & Analytics 13:50–14:20
  How AI can unlock the value in the Industrial Internet of Things
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Fatlinda Nikqi Coderitter GmbH 12:10–12:30
  Edge computing and AI for predictive maintenance of production-critical valves in the semiconductor industry.
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Hans Klingstedt Smart Systems Hub GmbH 12:10–12:30
  Edge computing and AI for predictive maintenance of production-critical valves in the semiconductor industry.
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Dr. Thomas Meißner Balluff GmbH 11:50–12:10
  From monitoring to predicting the condition of machines and processes
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Pascal Gerhards Infineon Technologies Dresden GmbH & Co. KG 11:30–11:50
  KI-ASIC_Radar-based gesture recognition with signal processing in spiking neural networks
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Dr. Jan Neuman NenoVision s.r.o. 10:50–11:10
  Material characterization using correlative microscopy and artificial intelligence
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Michael Roß Matrix Vision GmbH 10:30–10:50
  Actual Trends in Computer Vision
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Moustapha Karaki IBM Deutschland GmbH 10:00–10:30
  Artificial Intelligence - From Automation to AI in Production IBM - Computer Vision in Practice
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Jörg Baldauf IBM Deutschland GmbH 10:00–10:30
  Artificial Intelligence - From Automation to AI in Production IBM - Computer Vision in Practice
- Room_8 Artificial Intelligence Dr. Igor Telezhinsky IBM Deutschland GmbH 10:00–10:30
  Artificial Intelligence - From Automation to AI in Production IBM - Computer Vision in Practice

Agenda 2021

Opening

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Science meets Industry