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Smarter Systems with Sensors: Better Together

 

ABSTRACT

Advanced sensors are necessary to ensure efficiencies and positive results – we would not be at this conference if MEMS and sensors were not so essential! But sensors cannot do it all, they need additional support to make sense of all the data that is being collected. That is where smart and connected processors come into play. These processors, aided by built-in features such as AI, fast and reliable connectivity, power-saving capabilities, and more, can unlock opportunities that previously were not possible. 

This presentation will discuss how smart, connected processors complement sensors to optimize systems, whether it be factories, supply chains, retail, enterprise, asset management, and more. This will also cover form factors such as AMRs, drones, industrial automation, and asset trackers to name a few. Finally, we will discuss the new business models and opportunities that these systems can offer.

 


BIOGRAPHY

 

Dev Singh

Dev Singh serves as vice president of business development and head of building, enterprise and industrial automation at Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. Dev is responsible for leading and managing the robotics and intelligent machines in the IoT business unit where he focuses on strategy, business development, R&D investments and execution for accelerating net revenue growth while optimizing operating cost. Prior to this role, he led the execution of multimedia IP development across Snapdragon application processor platforms for mobile, IoT and automotive segments. 

He began his career at Texas Instruments and served in various engineering and leadership roles for execution, operations, product management and new product development across TI’s foundry and analog products business units for over 10 years. 

Dev holds an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from University of Arkansas.