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IEEE SAS
City
GlassboroNJ
Country
United States
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Sensors Applications Symposium provides a unique opportunity for researchers and developers to share progress in sensor technologies, methods, applications, standardization, and commercialization&#046; General and Special Sessions offer forums where participants can exchange ideas and gain information on the sensor state of the art&#046; A mix of plenary, poster, demonstration, plug&#8211;fests, a sensor development workshop, and other networking activities ensure that your work will be seen&#046; Full paper submissions are encouraged &#8211; a full review process will be followed to ensure the high quality of those papers finally accepted and presented at the conference&#046;<br>Topics include (but are not limited to):<br>+ Sensor Applications<br>&#8211; Assisted Living<br>&#8211; Biomedical and Biomedical Sensors<br>&#8211; Commercial Development<br>&#8211; Energy and the Smart Grid<br>&#8211; Energy Harvesting<br>&#8211; Industrial Applications<br>&#8211; Sensors for PicoSats and CubeSats<br>&#8211; Non&#8211;Destructive Evaluation and Remote Sensing<br>&#8211; Robots and Automation<br>&#8211; Smart Agriculture<br>&#8211; Smart Buildings<br>&#8211; Smart Cities and Transportation<br>+ Sensor Technologies and Methods<br>&#8211; MEMS and Nano&#8211;Sensors<br>&#8211; Novel Sensing Technologies<br>&#8211; Flexible and Wearable Sensors<br>&#8211; Memristive Sensors<br>&#8211; Big Data<br>&#8211; Visualization<br>&#8211; Sensor Data Fusion<br>&#8211; Sensor Networks<br>+ Sensor Standards and the IoT<br>&#8211; ISO/IEC/IEEE Standards (P21451 Family of Standards)<br>&#8211; Resource Development for the IoT<br>&#8211; Implementations of Standards within the IoT<br>&#8211; Scalable Architectures for the IoT<br>