That Think consortium meeting, and plenty of schmooze time. We hope the results will help clarify and coordinate the research and development agenda in embedded systems, recognizing that, in engineering and science, getting the problem statement right is much of the battle. To that end, the program committee will limit attendance to 60 selected individuals. There will be no registration fees. Best Paper Awards Awards will be given for the best paper and best student paper at the conference.
Preference is given to students who are speakers.
What To Submit Attendance will be based on submission of an extended abstract as evaluated by the program committee. This should describe original work concerning the design, implementation, and real application of embedded systems. We are not looking for tweaks to Linux, or stuffing WinCE palmtops into toys. Rather, we are seeking radical new architectures, exceptionally promising prototypes, enlightening case studies. The abstract should convince the reviewers that a good paper and 20-minute talk will result.