Summer School CPS 2017
Du 29 août 2017 au 1 septembre 2017
École d'été Cyber-Physical Systems à Churchill College, University of Cambridge du 29 août au 1er septembre
https://cps2017.sciencesconf.org/
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) are an emerging topic worldwide encompassing the next generation of engineered systems. They are the major enabler for smart wearable devices, smart homes, smart cities, factory of the Future, E-Health and overall the Industry 4.0.
Cyber-Physical Systems are intended to connect the physical world by sensing the environment to the virtual world of data analysis and processing.
The summer school will focus on inter-disciplinary subjects covering the development of CPS with a special focus this year on Industrial IoT.
It will address the main areas of CPS: (i) smart sensors, (ii) communication and networking, (iii) energy harvesting and energy management (iv) security and (v) data mining. All topics will be addressed through lecturers and practical demonstrations, given by internationally recognized researchers. Use cases will be presented by industry experts.
A CPS demon afternoon is organized as well as an industry exhibition.
Targeted participants are Ph.D. and Master students, engineers and researchers worldwide. The attendees have the opportunity (not compulsory) to present their research work during the "CPS in action" session (5min pitch demo or video). The Ph.D. students can also present a poster of their work. Awards for Ph.D posters and CPS in action will be given at the end of the school.
Two social events will be organized to network with the fellows in the CPS fiels and enjoy the wonderful punting on the river Cam.
- Location
Universityof Cambridge
Churchill College
Cambridge, UK
- Registration fees
Students: 200€
University members: 250€
Industry delegate: 350€
One day delegate: 100€
- Registration deadline
August 20, 2017
- General chairs
Daniela Dragomirescu - INSA Toulouse, LAAS-CNRS
Florin Udrea - University of Cambridge
Fellow of Royal Academy of Engineering
- Contact
Operational Manager: Brigitte Ducrocq, LAAS-CNRS Communication
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