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Embedded software is, direct and indirectly, responsible for a large proportion of the energy consumption of the embedded systems that are all around us. At the same time, if used appropriately, embedded software the biggest potential to reduce and manage such consumption.

This event will look at both how software enables energy-efficiency in electronics systems and how software can be written / compiled to be energy efficient.As with all NMI Network events, there will be ample opportunity to meet and network with attendees from a wide variety of organisations.

 

Outline Agenda (detailed agenda in pdf)

9:00 Registration Opens - Refreshments, Networking and Tabletop Exhibitions

9:30 Welcome and Introduction

Intel, Steve Cutler

Make Your Software Less Power-full

Mentor Graphics, Colin Walls

Power Management in a Real Time Operating System

Break

Technology Strategy Board, Jonathan Mitchener

The £1.25million Energy Efficient Computing competition (Details)

Altran, Dr. David Jackson

Big Ideas in Small Packages - software engineering in power-constrained environments

Lunch

Embecosm / The University of Bristol, James Pallister

The Impact of Compiler Options on Energy Consumption in Embedded Platforms

Software Skills Update

Young Rewired State - Emma Mulqueeny, CEO

What Happens When Kids Start Coding?

Including presentations from three young people showcasing their work from YRS-2012

Prize Draw - Raspberry Pi Cases (kindly supplied by Cyntech Components) 

 

16:00 Event Close

 

Don't forget that NMI's Raspberry Pi Giveway continues.

 

Headline Sponsor

 

 

This event is supported by Intel and the ESP-KTN