Join us to gain clarity about this next wave of distributed computing and to get first hand insights about the latest developments in auto-ID and sensing solutions.
The 4th Annual Auto-ID & Sensing Solutions Expo hosted by the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge, presents today’s outstanding products, companies and thought leaders in RFID, NFC and other “contactless” technologies. It features dozens of exhibits plus panel discussions with some of the industry’s most widely followed authorities.
When and Where
Thursday June 13, 2013 from 4:00 - 10:00
Exhibits: 4:00 - 10:00
Panel 1: 4:30 - 6:00
Panel 2: 6:30 - 8:00
Networking & Drinks: 8:00 - 10:00
MIT Media Lab – Building E14, 6th Floor, 75 Amherst St. Cambridge, MA 02142
Exhibits: 4:00 - 10:00
Panel 1: 4:30 - 6:00
Panel 2: 6:30 - 8:00
Networking & Drinks: 8:00 - 10:00
MIT Media Lab – Building E14, 6th Floor, 75 Amherst St. Cambridge, MA 02142
The Price
To exhibit: $375
To attend the exhibit: $0
To attend the panel sessions: $30
To attend the exhibit: $0
To attend the panel sessions: $30
Dr. David Brock (right) and Dr. Sanjay Sarma (center) discuss the original genesis of The Internet of Things and the MIT Auto-ID Lab, which they co-founded with Kevin Ashton. Tom Coyle (in back) is the event organizer.
Over 50 Exhibitors in 2012
AB Tech Solution, Aberdeen Group, Arcadian Inc, Arttrac Technology LLC, Avnet, ChainLink Research, Cognex, Confidex, CYBRA Corp., DAG System Inc., Diamond Technologies Inc, Emerson & Cuming Microwave Products, Flomio, Franwell, Inc., Freedom Shopping, Geo Help by 2du Media LLC, George Schmitt & Co., ICS, iGPS Company, Integrated Computer Solutions, Inc., Intermec Technologies, ISOBAR, Lynx System Developers, Matthews Marking Products, Medullan, Inc., Metalcraft, Microscan, MIT Media Lab Glass Infrastructure Project, ODIN, Omni-ID, PEI (Photofabrication Engineering Inc.), RCD Technology, Secura Key, SecureRF Corporation, SencorpWhite, Skycore, LLC, TagSense, Inc., Tego, Inc., ThingMagic, T-Mobile, UMass Lowell, Unbound Commerce, UPM RFID, Venture Technologies Inc., Verizon Wireless, VICS, WaveMark, Xerafy, Zebra Technologies
Our 4th Annual Auto-ID EXPO. Why important?
You’ve seen the benefits . . . saving time on tedious tasks . . . automatic highway toll payments, access control parking and secured areas, tap ‘n go payments for buses and trains, unlocking your car . . . Disney Florida will soon issue RFID enabled bracelets (MagicBands) for payment to expedite access and for other apps. Businesses benefit from RFID on railcars, on item-level apparel, to track ocean containers, for tool tracking, on manufacturing lines, for access control, to track IT assets and much more.
How best to exploit this newfound ‘visibility’ data?
Seeing is believing! Our annual Expo of small and large companies aims to provide clarity about new technologies and solutions. There’s lots of new capabilities with the associated jargon out there – the ‘Cloud’, Big Data, Social, Mobile, NFC, RFID, Analytics and much more. What’s real and how do the pieces fit together? The EXPO allows you to get a first hand view, with exhibitors from over fifty companies, plus two panels of technology and industry experts.
How best to exploit this newfound ‘visibility’ data?
Seeing is believing! Our annual Expo of small and large companies aims to provide clarity about new technologies and solutions. There’s lots of new capabilities with the associated jargon out there – the ‘Cloud’, Big Data, Social, Mobile, NFC, RFID, Analytics and much more. What’s real and how do the pieces fit together? The EXPO allows you to get a first hand view, with exhibitors from over fifty companies, plus two panels of technology and industry experts.
About the RFID Circle
The MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge offers six industry specific groups that dig deep into current technologies and business innovations – Community Circles. The Auto ID & Sensing Solutions Circle provides an environment for education, networking and collaboration for the RFID community. Come hear from players who are driving the latest developments in RFID.
About the NFC Circle
The RFID Circle of the MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge has formed an NFC Cluster Circle to support entrepreneurial activities with Near Field Communications (NFC) in the Boston area. The Circle encourages companies, nonprofits and individuals across the mobile ecosystem to promote the adoption, development and commercial success of NFC.
About the Forum
The MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge is a innovation-focused, volunteer driven community whose mission is to help entrepreneurs achieve marketplace success. We offer mentoring sessions, large theater-style events, weekly classes, seminars, business plan clinics, office hours, intimate panel discussions, fireside chats and just plain networking.