Zaltbommel, the Netherlands — (press release excerpt) — The Applied Linux & Embedded Internet Show is a unique event dedicated to bringing the most current, up-to-date and in-demand information about the real-time and embedded computing worlds to your doorstep. These seminar sessions are filled with industry experts. Each track provides insight into a variety of technical and developmental issues, demonstrating today's hottest technologies.

Agenda for June 19, 2001 in Eindhoven . . .

Conference Track Plenary:

Session 1: 9.20h – 9.30
Welkomstwoord
Maarten Legius Mat Teuwen, PT EMBEDDED SYSTEMS

Session 2: 9.30h – 10.00h
Lessen van het Web Screen Project
John Mudie, ERICSSON

Session 3: 10.00h – 10.30h
Regelsystemen op basis van Real-Time Linux
Wouter Mulckhuyse, TNO TPD

Session 4: 11.15h – 11.45h
Real-Time Linux in consumentenproducten
Arnold J. Niessen, PHILIPS RESEARCH

Session 5: 11.45h – 12.15h
Besturen met Real-Time Linux
Anton Stevense, KSCE

Session 8: 15.30h – 16.15h
Hard Real-Time Linux for Embedded Systems
Nicholas McGuire, FSMLabs

Keynote:
Session 9: 16.15h – 17.00h
Ubiquitous Computing and Open Source Software
Emile Aarts, PHILIPS RESEARCH

Track I:
Session 6: 13.45h – 14.15h
Embedded Internet Goes Real-Time
Jandit van Doorn, TURNKIEK TECHNICAL SYSTEMS

Session 7: 14.15h – 14.45h
Real-Time Linux meets Labview
Thomas Leibner, AACHEN UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Track II:

Session 6: 13.45h – 14.15h
Silicon and Software
Andr? De Ceuninck, LOGIC TECHNOLOGY

Session 7: 14.15h – 14.45h
Developing Real-Time Embedded Software with Rational Rose
Real-Time
Kumar Sivakumaran, RATIONAL SOFTWARE

 
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