OVERVIEW
The past two decades have witness an upsurge in the scientific interest to harness the benefits of the event-based paradigm applied to a wide spectrum of engineering disciplines including control, communication, signal processing, and electronic instrumentation. The event-based systems, in which the system activities are triggered by events instead of progression of time, exhibit certain advantages over other approaches, such as time-triggered, for instance, in the resource-constrained applications. Specific application areas include energy-efficient control over wireless networks, energy-efficient clockless circuits and signal processing chains, bio-inspired computing architectures, or frame-free event-driven vision systems, to mention a few.
The 8th edition of the EBCCSP conference was arranged to be back to Krakow, Poland. Krakow was the location of the first and second events in 2015 and 2016. However due to the geopolitical developments taking place in the not so distant vicinity of Krakow, the event’s mode had to be changed from in-person to on-line only.
The circumstances has made the organizers to rearranges certain parts of the technical program by rescheduling them for the conference next year.
The Nordic-Mediterranean Workshop on Time-to-Digital Converters and Applications (NoMe–TDC), that has been accompanying the Conference since the very first event, has been a major attraction. This year, technical program is going to be enriched by a new event. The Workshop on Event Sensing and Neuromorphic Engineering (NeuroEng). One of the major attractions of the 8th edition will be undoubtedly a special event: Event-based Systems in 2020s: Analysis and Forecast. It will have a format of a workshop/town hall meeting and is going to involve luminaries of event-based systems to mention Christos G. Cassandrass of Boston University and Panos Antsaklis of the University of Notre Dame.
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- Chiara Bartolozzi
Italian Institute of Technology, Italy
“Neuromorphic sensing and perception for robots” - Laurent Fesquet,
Université Grenoble Alpes, France
“Designing Event-Based Electronics”
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April 22, 2022