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Telecom landline customers face a steep rise in the cost of off-peak national calls from next month.
The company is increasing the cost of calls by more than 25 per cent from 19 cents a minute to 24c.
That means for some people it will be cheaper to call Europe on their mobile phones than neighbouring towns on their landlines.
The price rise comes despite growing competition and a 19 per cent drop in Telecom's voice call revenues to $518 million in the second half of last year. Telecom chief executive Paul Reynolds is on a $7m salary and incentive package.
The company's toll call revenues have been falling more steeply than any other major part of its business as more customers use internet phone services such as Skype, discount calling cards on sale at dairies, and a recent spate of cheap mobile offers for both overseas and national calls.
Several companies offer lower-priced national and international toll calls, some without requiring customers to switch their line rental away from Telecom.
Slingshot, the third biggest residential phone provider, has peak and off-peak national toll calls for 8 cents a minute.
Vodafone is offering pre-pay mobile customers calls to landlines for as little as 6 cents a minute, under a flat rate $12 monthly plan.
Titahi Bay resident John Watson, a lifelong Telecom customer, said the increase was unreasonable.
"Telecom have got their problems with XT and all the rest of it, but I don't think they should be trying to make it up in this way.
"I thought they had better regard for their customers."
Telecommunications Users Association chief executive Ernie Newman said the toll call market was highly competitive and could be left to market forces.
"People do have options."
Consumer New Zealand chief executive Sue Chetwin agreed.
"If you don't like it, shop around. There are some quite aggressive phone plans."
Telecom spokeswoman Emma-Kate Greer said that, overall, Telecom's calling and access rates were 20 per cent lower than they were five years ago.
If customers made a lot of toll calls, they were best off on a plan such as Anytime or Total Home, both of which included free national calls.
Telecom contacted customers throughout the year to let them know the plan that gave them best value, she said.
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Masked English Defence League supporters clash with police in Woolwich near scene of horrific killing as mosques are attacked in Home Counties
- EDL supporters wearing balaclavas waved flags and chanted
- Riot police with shields stood guard before dispersing group
- 'Knife-carrying' man arrested over suspected arson at Braintree mosque
- Man held over suspected criminal damage 'revenge' attack at Kent mosque
More than 100 members of far-right group the English Defence League gathered near the scene of the suspected terrorist attack last night.
Many were draped in St George's flags and wore black balaclavas with the EDL logo on.
Riot police holding shields formed a cordon around the area as the EDL members waved flags and chanted 'no surrender to the Muslim scum', 'Rule Britannia' and 'England'.
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Pointing: EDL members clash with Metropolitan Police officers during their protest in south-east London
Far-Right: EDL leader Stephen Lennon, who goes by the name Tommy Robinson, (left) with EDL supporters outside The Queens Arms pub in Woolwich
Comments: Lennon speaks to the media in Woolwich surrounded by masked EDL supporters
Brawls: Metropolitan Police officers clash with EDL demonstrators in Woolwich, south-east London
Get back: Police charge to disperse demonstrators in Woolwich, south-east London, after a soldier was killed
EDL leader Stephen Lennon - who goes by the name Tommy Robinson - addressed the crowd, saying: 'We have got weak leadership. They have allowed this to happen. People are scared to say the word Muslim. They are scared to offend them.
'You know what? We are offended. People in this country are angry. They have had enough.'
They marched threw bottles at police before being dispersed by officers by 11pm.
A number of EDL supporters then headed to the local Queen's Arms pub where they sang nationalistic songs.
Onlookers said a brick was thrown through a mosque window during the march.
A man, who gave his name only as Abdul, said: 'I'm not happy about it. It's a place of worship - a place of God. They have got Islam all wrong. The people who did this are nothing to do with the real Islam.'
A Metropolitan Police spokesman said he was not aware of any arrests at the protest.
Elsewhere, two men were arrested in separate alleged 'revenge attacks' on mosques following yesterday's killing.
A 43-year-old man who reportedly walked into a mosque in Braintree, Essex, with up to two knives and an 'incendiary device' was arrested at 7.15pm on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon and attempted arson.
The man reportedly shouted 'Where is your Allah now?!' after bursting into the mosque and throwing an item which appeared to be a smoke grenade.
Faces covered: Members of the English Defence League wear balaclavas as they gather outside a pub
Marching: Some of the EDL supporters gathered at The Queen's Arms pub, where they sang nationalistic songs
Vandalism: The Masjid Usman mosque in Bolton was targeted overnight
Spray paint: Vandals painted slogans on a car parked outside the mosque
Bolton: The mosque targeted by vandals is more than 200 miles from the scene of the attacks in London
The secretary of the Al Falah Braintree Islamic Centre, Sikander Saleemy, told Channel 4 News: 'The police said it's
too early to try and link it to what happened in Woolwich, but those of
us who were here feel that it was some sort of revenge attack.
'It was
clear from the man's behaviour. We absolutely condemn what happened in
Woolwich, but it had nothing to do with us.
'It was an appalling act of terror - but it wasn't "Islamic" in any way. I wish it wasn't described like that, because sadly people will now start to blame Muslims.'
'Local mosque in Braintree attacked by man with knives and incendiary device. Man arrested. No one injured'
Brooks Newmark, Braintree MP
It was reported the man started banging on the door at 7.25pm, shortly before evening prayer, shouting 'I want to slit your throats'.
According to Mr Saleemy, only one worshipper was inside and he escaped through a window onto the roof.
Brooks Newmark, the local MP who reported the incident on his Twitter account, said: 'We cannot allow acts like that to drive us apart.'
And police in Kent arrested a man on suspicion of racially-aggravated criminal damage at a mosque in Gillingham at 8.40pm.
It is believed a glass-fronted bookcase and a window were smashed during the incident.
Another mosque on south east London high street was vandalised overnight and eggs were thrown at the door.
Police stood guard at the Lewisham Islamic Centre this morning, reassuring worshippers and visitors.
The centre contains a primary school and Islamic bookshop as well as the mosque.
Elsewhere: Separately, Kent Police officers were called to a report of criminal damage at a Gillingham mosque
Criminal damage: A member of the mosque in Gillingham, Kent, boards up a smashed window
Targeted: A man was arrested at this mosque in Gillingham on suspicion of racially-aggravated criminal damage
In custody: A man was arrested on suspicion of possessing a knife and attempted arson at the Al-Falah Islamic Centre in Braintree, Essex
Attempted arson: Sikander Sleemy and Abdul Gafoor, secretary and chairman of the Braintree mosque, examine scorch marks on the floor
More than 200 miles away in Bolton, Greater Manchester, a mosque was covered in graffiti by vandals in the hours following the Woolwich attack.
Phrases including 'Islam = evil' and 'terrorist training camp' were daubed on the outside of the mosque in red spray paint, while a nearby car had similar graffiti and the words 'terrorists inside' sprayed on.
Abdul Rauf, secretary of the Masjid Usman mosque, said the community was worried about further incidents.
He said: 'It has been a massive shock. Nothing like this has ever happened at the mosque before. We are all upset and we don't know if something else might happen.
'We discovered the graffiti when we came to open this morning and rang the police straight away.
'The incident in London is nothing to with our mosque or Muslims in this
country. I know people are upset but they should not target local
Speaking in Downing Street today, Prime Minister David Cameron said: 'We will defeat violent extremism by standing together, by backing our police and security services and above all by challenging the poisonous narrative of extremism on which this violence feeds.'
Protest: Around 20 of the men in Woolwich, south-east London, wore black balaclavas with an EDL logo
Demonstration: The crowd, chanting 'Rule Britannia' and 'EDL', as well as 'England', marched to the cordon
Gathering: Riot police with shields stood guard outside for a short time, before moving back into their vans
Response: Police wearing riot gear stand outside The Queens Arms pub in Woolwich, south-east London
Hoodie: A Help for Heroes top like the one the murdered soldier was wearing
The soldier killed by two crazed fanatics just yards from the Woolwich Barracks was wearing a Help for Heroes top when he was attacked.
The young serviceman was hit by a car and crushed into a road sign on the street in south-east London before he was brutally murdered.
Video footage showed the dead man was wearing a dark blue top with white writing on it - which is believed to be the same as the Help for Heroes hoodie (right).
The killers attacked him with a collection of weapons including meat cleavers and knives before waiting for police to arrive, their hands covered in blood.
Today members of the public were donating to the charity which helps wounded troops with their rehabilitation.
One man called Allan Beattie who donated to the charity wrote: 'In memory of the soldier brutally murdered yesterday - rest in peace - and a thank you to all of our brave service men and women who do so much for us'
Kelly Alexander, who also gave to the charity wrote: 'Last night a black cloud went over our country,it will never be the same again,Rip to this young man brutally slain in his home country.I salute you x'
To donate to Help for Heroes yourself, go to www.justgiving.com/helpforheroes
Murdered: The soldier (left) appears to be wearing a dark blue Help for Heroes hoodie or t-shirt
How the horror unfolded: The car rammed into a serving soldier, crushing him against a road sign. The attackers then brutally murdered the serviceman in broad daylight before they waited for Metropolitan Police firearms officers to arrive who gunned them down
Police hunt: Officers were raiding homes around the country today in relation to the attack in Woolwich
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The Belle's BMW Toon Twirl entrance is like a skulk across Toontown. The attraction bmws are just like Bertie the Cab, and while you drive you can twirl them by tripping the tires.
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The sweltering temperatures didn't keep this trio from enjoying the dog days of summer. Four-year-old Elia Fontenot and her brother, nine-year-old Ayden Fontenot, of Jennings, enjoyed the afternoon at the Shankland Park with their friend Kamon Wier, 9, of Welsh. Comment?
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Two-year-old Sawyer Courville of Jennings loves playing on his backyard swing set. Courville is the son of Ryan Courville and Isabella Girona, and is the grandson of Mark Courville and Sandi Comeaux Haydel, Ken and Kristi Babineaux, all from Jennings, and Omar Girona and Carrie Stanley of Baton Rouge, and Ray and Camie McKinney of New Iberia. Comment?
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Jennings senior running back Travis Etienne Jr.'s Twitter feed is a complete mishmash of various pictures of the colleges recruiting him, their fan bases imploring him to pick their beloved school and the occasional friendly jab at another follower. Comment?
Detectives with the Jeff Davis Sheriff's Office located a suspect involved in the burglary of a camper located on Grand Marais Road in Jennings in May. For the complete story and more local news, please subscribe to Jennings Daily News by clicking subscribe or by calling 337-824-3011. Comment?
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This is part two of a seven-part series ranking position groups throughout the area's high school football landscape. This edition will focus on the bountiful running back position. Comment?
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With the upcoming football season a mere two months away, the Jennings Daily News will compile a seven-part series examining position rankings for the 2016-17 season. Their rankings on the board are indicative of past play and future predictions. Comment?
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Kids and adults of all ages made their way to Marcus Cain Park in Jennings for the third-annual Down Home Reunion held over Memorial Day weekend. The event was designed to bring people together for three days of fun, food and fellowship. Comment?
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A honeymoon giveaway, a trip to Los Angeles and competing on a television show; usually that would be someone's idea of a dream or wishful thinking. But for Jennings residents Brandon and D'Audrea Smith, this was reality only a few weeks ago. Comment?
Eli Deville, 3, took time to water his cucumber plants in hopes of encouraging a plentiful harvest. He is the son of Greg and Amy Deville of Jennings and the grandson of Ann Campbell of Jennings, David and Linda Whelchel of Westlake, Larry and Pat Deville of Crowley and Randy and Pam Regan of Gueydan. Comment?
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Two-year-old Ezra Baronet, of Lafayette spent an extended Mother's Day weekend with his great grandparents, Wilton and Linda Derouen of Lake Arthur. During the visit, Ezra was able to visit the Gator Chateau at the La. Comment?
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Jennings head baseball coach Jordan Smith and his Bulldogs will travel to Lake Charles to take on the St. Louis Saints tonight, in a best-of-three regional round playoff matchup. See today's Sports section for a full preview of the matchup. Comment?
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Following yesterday's rainstorm, 2-year-old Piper Thibodeaux went for a walk in the puddles on East Division Street with her Aunt Darlene Thibodeaux. Piper enjoyed making a splash, playing in the water and jumping in the puddles. Comment?
Jennings farmers market opens May 7
The first Main Street Farmers Market of the year will be held on May 7, at Founder's Park in Jennings. Comment?
Welsh man arrested for battery
A Welsh man was arrested Sunday morning when deputies with the Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff's Office received a call regarding battery and property damage on Anna Street in Jennings. Comment?
While Annie's human took a break from studying, she hit the books - and keyboard - for her own purposes. She is the furry child of Kaitlyn Richard of Jennings. Comment?
Buckeye ends Lady Dogs' season 10-0
For five innings of softball, the Jennings Lady Bulldogs put a scare in the Buckeye Lady Panthers, however, a 10-run fifth inning by the hosts broke open a scoreless ballgame, and ended the season for JHS. Comment?
Indians, Lady Tigers claim top honors at JDP meet
The Elton Indians and Lake Arthur Lady Tigers reigned supreme over the track world in Jeff Davis Parish last Friday, as both squads captured titles in the parish meet at the new Jennings High School Track and Field Complex. The Indians used a late surge to edge the Jennings Bulldogs by a final of 121-113, followed by Welsh in third , Hathaway , Lake Arthur and Lacassine . Comment?
Wriborg tosses gem; errors doom Jennings in 3-1 loss
After a steady rain pushed back the start time of Thursday's district 4-3A clash between Jennings and Iota by an hour, the showers didn't dampen the mood of Iota freshman hurler Hunter Wriborg. The rookie right-hander scattered four hits over 6.2 innings, and allowed Jennings only a single run in the top of the seventh inning as Iota stunned their Bulldog counterparts from Jennings by a final of 3-1. Comment?
JHS tennis squads close season, prep for regional tournament
Most people around Jennings may not think of the Jennings High School tennis team as a known powerhouse throughout the state, but the Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs have quietly begun to produce a number of players who would argue that point. With both the boys' and girls' squads concluding their season today against Iota at home, head coach Jared Lavergne spoke of the success both sides were able to produce in 2016. Comment?
Jennings man arrested for counterfeit bills
A Jennings man was arrested in Lake Arthur this week after attempting to provide counterfeit bills as legal tender at a local business. Comment?
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Ontrac has been a nightmare for me.
I have never had a problem with UPS, FedEx or any other carrier leaving packages on my door. Ever since Amazon made the switch to Ontrac, The package tracking always shows up Delivered, but there is no package to be found.
This has happened to my last two orders.
My bets are that the Ontrac delivery personnel has snipped these items.
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The first order tracking claimed that the item was left on the backdoor. Our backdoor is sealed off with a fence from the front of the house. A backdoor-left package would be impossible without trespassing, something I don't think any deliverer would do. Furthermore, it was for a car-specific Air filter. Days later, I receive the box in front of my house, CLEARLY already OPENED, probably because the Deliverer found that he couldn't use the product.
Fast forward to my second order this week, which I had 2day shipping to get by this weekend. I was disgusted to find another package that had been "left at my door" with no package to be found.
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For the longest time, when bringing up Wayland a recurring question was "what about network transparency?!" Well, Samsung's Derek Foreman has today published the set of Wayland patches for providing Wayland network traparency by pushing the Wayland protocol over TCP/IP.
WOW, Wayland Over Wire!
A common complaint about Wayland is that it isn't network transparent. X allows you to run an application on one computer and display its output on a different computer as long as the application doesn't depend on certain "modern" features (such as the shared memory extension). Applications are forwarded individually and are indistinguishable from apps on the local desktop (network performance considerations aside). This is different than remote desktop protocols like VNC or RDP which provide control of an entire operating system.
X.Org Server 1.18 Gets Its First Point Release, Fixes Multiple XWayland Issues
Today, Adam Jackson of X.Org Foundation has announced the release and immediate availability for download of the first maintenance build in the X.Org Server 1.18 stable series.
X.Org Server 1.18.1 represents the work done by the X.Org project's developers in the last three months, and it is here to addresses many of the issues reported by users since the release of X.Org Server 1.18.0 on November 9, 2016 (exactly three months ago). Among the highlights, we can mention several XWayland improvements, lots of Glamor patches, as well as some changes in the Present extension and the modesetting driver.
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The NVIDIA 361.28 release adds a legacy, non-GLVND libGL.so library to the NVIDIA package. This allows distribution packagers to choose between the GLVND and non-GLVND GLX client libraries at install time. The NVIDIA installer itself is defaulting to the legacy library unless --glvnd-glx-client is passed at install time. This is being done due to behavior differences with the NVIDIA GLX client driver that isn't defined by the Linux OpenGL 1.0 ABI.
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Well, I have to say I'm pleased with today's task. It went as expected, which is always a good thing. No regressions, no weird stuff. Almost. The FAIL error for one of the easyLife packages is somewhat alarming. If I had not looked at the console output, I might not even have noticed. But I have, and it is ever so slightly worrying me.
However, the end result is, our old laptop is working fine, with the Nvidia drivers in place and all that, and the CPU utilization is a bit lower than with Nouveau, so there's a small bonus to this escapade, too. More importantly, Fedora 23 did not disappoint, and it is a rare beacon of hope in what is otherwise a dreadful distro season for me. To wit, if any one of you is looking for a fresh experience, a little less Ubuntu a little more something else, Fedora 23 could be the right ingredient. We're done. Oh, we shall discuss Fedora and Nvidia again, if you're wondering, so stay tuned.
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A look at Iraq's war against IS after Fallujah
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UK Treasury chief appeals for calm as companies eye move
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Stocks, pound fall again due to UK vote uncertainty
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Netanyahu: Deal with Turkey promotes 'stability' in Mideast
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Home > Press > Sensors Expo & Conference Is the Only Industry Event Focused Exclusively on Sensors and Sensor Integrated Systems: First Day Keynote to Be Presented by SENSEable City Laboratory Associate Director Assaf Biderman
The 2012 Sensors Expo & Conference will bring together over 4,000 engineers, scientists and industry professionals from around the world to see the latest innovations in sensor technology, learn about the most important sensing trends, and network with industry leaders. The Donald E. Stephens Convention Center will be hosting the conference again this year in Rosemont, IL June 6-7, 2012. Highlights of the event include a MEMS Pavilion featuring a MEMS Innovation Area, Energy Harvesting Pavilion, Wireless Pavilion, Big Data & Cloud Pavilion, a Technology Update Theater, the Best of Sensors Expo Awards presented by Sensors Magazine and much more.
"As the leading sensors event in North America, with a 25 year history, we have kept our finger on the pulse of the most pressing issues and have added several new conference tracks focused on Applied Sensors, Big Data & Analytics, RFID/M2M and Sensor & System Design," said Wendy Loew, Group Show Director for Questex Media Group, LLC, producers of Sensors Expo. "We have worked closely with leaders in the industry to create a comprehensive education program, which will feature futurist, Assaf Biderman, an MIT Professor and Associate Director at SENSEable City Laboratory."
The Pre-Conference Symposia will be held Tuesday, June 5 from 9 am - 5 pm. Topics will include:
MEMS in the Mainstream: Commercialization and Product Realization - Leveraging the MEMS Infrastructure led by Session Chairman and Organizer: Karen Lightman, Managing Director, MEMS Industry Group. Organized and hosted by MEMS Industry Group (MIG), the leading trade association advancing MEMS across global markets, this pre-conference symposium will explore the many models of achieving MEMS commercialization and product realization. System-level customers attending this pre-conference will learn how to leverage a mature MEMS infrastructure capable of delivering system-level components without the cost, development time or performance risks of years past. Speakers will discuss how MEMS fabrication has evolved, creating a new era of in-house fabrication as well as fabless and fab-lite manufacturing. Presentations will include different perspectives on how companies have incorporated MEMS solutions into their current product line -- while using their existing infrastructure. They will also address the product development challenges and the market-pull vs. technology-push issues that are unique to MEMS. In other words, MEMS is in the mainstream.
Energy Harvesting for Powering Sensors Tutorials led by Session Organizer: Randy Frank, President, Randy Frank & Associates, Ltd. Presenters in this symposium will provide an in-depth analysis of the challenges and solutions of using energy harvesting techniques of varying types for powering sensors. In addition to exploring the energy harvesting technologies, other system aspects will be addressed including high efficiency, low-power microcontrollers, wireless connectivity, and power management. By explaining the design-in requirements for existing energy harvesting products in real-world applications, attendees will have new tools to consider in the design of next-generation sensor systems.
Over fifty sessions will be offered during the two day conference broken down into nine tracks on the following topics: MEMS, Energy Harvesting, Wireless Sensing Solutions, Sensor and System Design, Novel Approaches to Measurement & Detection, Big Data & Analytics, Mobile Sensing, Applied Sensors, and RFID/M2M. For specific conference sessions and speaker information visit the Conference Tracks section of www.sensorsexpo.com.
Engineers and executives planning to attend the Sensors Expo & Conference will have the opportunity to hear from Assaf Biderman who is currently teaching at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and is the Associate Director of SENSEable City Laboratory -- a research group that explores the "real-time city" by studying the increasing deployment of sensors and networked hand-held electronics, as well as their relationship to the built environment. Biderman will deliver the keynote presentation "A Human-Computer-City Interface" on Wednesday, June 6 at 9 am.
In this keynote, Assaf Biderman will present a view of the role sensors and other data capturing methods can play in making new connections between people and the built environment as a way to address some of today's more pressing urban challenges. The presentation will focus on how cities are facing unparalleled opportunities now that distributed digital technologies like sensing, microprocessors, and network connectivity are becoming an integral part of the built environment. This new condition allows individuals to monitor the city and make smarter decisions as they move around, consume, and interact with the urban environment. We can view this as a new type of human-computer-city interface, through which individuals and organizations can create and connect with new urban services, and which opens multiple avenues for innovation to make its way into our cities. With the global move toward urbanization, and given the challenges that cities face -- environmental impact, energy consumption, transportation -- such opportunities have become particularly relevant.
The Expo Hall, featuring leading hundreds of vendors showcasing the latest sensing technologies and systems, will be open on Wednesday, June 6 from 10 am - 5 pm and on Thursday, June 7 from 10 am - 3 pm. Conference sessions will run from 10 am - 4 pm both days with keynote presentations starting at 9:00 am. The event will take place at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, 5555 N. River Road, Rosemont, IL. Silver Sponsors of the event include EPSON and ROHM Semiconductor. Registration is open at www.sensorsexpo.com and packages are available at low early bird rates for a limited time.
About Sensors Expo & Conference
Sensors Expo & Conference is the leading sensor event in North America exclusively focusing on sensors and sensor-integrated systems. The conference program is dedicated to exploring the most up-to-date innovations in sensor technology including physical sensors, sensor networks, biosensors, MEMS/nanotechnology, instrumentation & controls, intelligent systems, machine-to-machine communication, wireless sensing and IT technology. For more information, visit www.sensorsexpo.com.
The Sensors Expo & Conference is produced and managed by Questex Media Group LLC, a global, diversified business-to-business integrated media and information provider, headquartered in Newton, MA. For more information, visit www.questex.com.
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