
Exploit Technologies of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) is pleased to host and organize TechLicensing Fair 2008 :: InfoComm & Media on 27th March 2008. This Fair will showcase an exciting list of emerging InfoComm and Media technologies available for licensing, brought to you by a network of international Technology Partners.
TechLicensing Fair 2008 is part of Exploit-IP program, a government initiative in support of innovation and enterprise development. The program will line up a series of TechLicensing Fair covering Materials, Chemicals & Food Processing; Energy & Environment; Manufacturing, Logistics & Electronics and Healthcare. It will also feature an interactive portal where technologies and IP are regularly featured and circulated to the relevant industry sectors.
Exciting technology highlights include:1. AR Suite: Augmented Reality Applications2. Real-Time Gesture Tracking for Interactive Displays3. RFID Technologies4. Increasing Capacity in Wireless Broadcast Systems5. Digital Watermarking Chip6. Palmprint Identification7. Facial Recognition8. 3D Reconstruction of Still Image9. Holographic Storage for Media10. Mobile Service PerformanceThe event will feature Technology Presentation sessions and display of Technology Posters in the exhibition hall. There will be Technology Licensing Workshops where licensing professionals will share their experiences in technology commercialization. Further details of the technologies and speakers can be found in here.
On-line RegistrationThe registration fee for this event is waived and seats are confirmed on a first-come-first-serve basis. Please click here for on-line registration. If you have any questions, email Kaiting.
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