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How is it connected?
Our digital world connects us all in different ways, when we exchange data, sound, and images. This edition of Agenda focuses on the connected and increasingly complex everyday life we live in. Read and increase your knowledge about managing health data, supply chains, and the fight for better video and audio quality. We also give you the opportunity to strengthen your connections through our professional clubs and networks, and by attending our many exciting events this autumn.
Enjoy your reading.
Best regards from
Nanna Bastved
Editor
agenda@force.dk
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NETWORKS
Join the grid!
Professional networks and clubs in the fields of EMC, IoT, wireless systems, aural perception and product reliability give you a broad, secure professional grounding. Here, you can meet colleagues in your field and reinforce your continuing education — several times a year, even. Read on to see how it works.
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LEGISLATION AND STANDARDS
Digital health from a standardised perspective
Sharing of data is still a challenge in the healthcare system. If the system is to seriously be effective, that challenge must be solved without compromising on security. The Continua reference architecture is working on solutions for this interoperability.
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FREE E-GUIDE
Free e-guide: How to manage an ASIC supply chain successfully
Managing an ASIC supply chain from manufacturing through assembly, testing, qualification, and logistics is a long, complex and risky process. Learn how to avoid ASIC production problems, cut costs and achieve higher yield. Get your free copy of our e-guide here.
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CONFERENCE
Development of reliable products based on Physics of Failure
31 October: Get updated on the most recent knowledge on how to enhance product reliability and robustness based on knowledge of Physics of Failure.
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FREE SEMINAR
Wearables in the name of health
7 November: At this seminar you can see examples of health-supporting wearables and hear what leading companies consider when handling applying technologies and regulatory conditions.
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COURSE
Noise Day 2018
8 October: The Reference Laboratory invites you to their annual event, Noise Day 2018. The event targets people working with environmental noise, either as case handlers at authorities or as consultants within the field of noise mapping and noise reduction.
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SOUND QUALITY
New research project guarantees video and sound quality for the future
In our digital world, we are surrounded by sound and video. While the amount of data challenges the bandwidth, the quality of the audio and video deteriorates. Bang & Olufsen, DTU, and FORCE Technology are leading a new joint European research project, RealVIsion, focusing on providing consumers with better video and audio quality.
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NEW FACILITIES
Components disintegrate in unique test facilities
Get your components life tested in the harshest and most aggressive environments. Our newly opened test facilities, FACT Lab, provides test that helps you determine if it is necessary to choose the most expensive material solution for your product.
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EMC CLUB MEETING
Lightning protection, voltage and transients
8 and 9 October: In either Aarhus or Hørsholm. This EMC Club meeting focuses on the slightly coarser part of EMC impacts - namely lightning strikes, their effects on electronics and installations, and possible measures to reduce the impact.
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EXPERIENCE GROUP
SPM Experience Group 8: Production Technology
10 October: The experience group exchanges knowledge and experience about production methods in electronics production and packaging techniques for microelectronics. The area of production technology includes the introduction of new production techniques, production demand, process optimization, testing and quality registration.
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COURSE
Reliability engineering for electronic products
19 November: The course provides an introduction to modern reliability technology and its role in product development and an overview of reliability tools. The focus is on reliability related to electronic and electro-mechanical products. A practical perspective marks the course.
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FORCE Technology
Park Allé 345
2605 Brøndby
+45 43 25 00 00
agenda@force.dk
forcetechnology.com
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