New Webinars on The Internet of Things for SMEs and Universities

The EU project EuroTraining has just released a series of webinars on the Internet of Things. They are now available on the web.

In order to make high quality training in the field of micro/nano-electronics available for European industry and research, EuroTraining is developing several webinars.

The new ones are now available on http://www.eurotraining.net/webinars2.php.

The webinars last between 30 and 60 minutes and cover following topics:
- Towards ultra-low power IoT
- Ultra-low power digital computing
- Channel-Aware Strategies for Ultra-Low Power IoT Wireless Links
- Power management for sub-mW electronic devices
- 5G and the IoT
- Smart Systems for Robotics and Biomedical Applications
- Impulse-Radio Ultra-Wide-Band
- Bio-inspired electronics
- IoT on the field
- Micro-for-Nano: approach for nanosensors integration onto CMOS electronics

The EuroTraining project was launched in January 2013 and includes five partners: COREP from Turin (Italy) and FSRM from Neuchâtel (Switzerland), both specialized in continuous education and technology transfer, the technical universities of Budapest (Hungary) and Denmark and the research organization CEA-LETI in Grenoble (France). The project is supported by the EC and runs for three years.

Information:
www.eurotraining.net

Contact:
Annette Locher, EuroTraining co-ordinator
[e-mail] [phone]

Parole chiave

• IoT; Internet of Things; webinar

Paesi

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Switzerland, Denmark, Estonia, Greece, Spain, Finland, France, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, Slovakia, United Kingdom, United States