Over the past 9 years, the Embedded Masterclass has established itself as an important UK event for engineers looking to explore the most recent tools and technologies for the development of embedded systems. This year it will be held at Cambridge and Reading on the 6th and 11th May respectively.

Whether you're an electronics engineer, an embedded computing engineer, a designer or a project manager, the Embedded Masterclass will give you the chance to meet with embedded systems engineers from many of the world's leading vendors. The Embedded Masterclass is recognised for the quality of its presentations and workshops, which are technical in content and presented by engineers, for engineers. And its mostly free if you are an engineers or technical manager.

About the Embedded Masterclass...
The object of the Embedded Masterclass has always been to provide a 'non-sales' forum where embedded systems engineers can come along and meet a broad range of industry experts from key vendors and learn about what is happening at the leading edge of embedded microprocessor, DSP and FPGA technology.

What makes it special...
The Embedded Masterclass presentations are technical presentations. So don't expect to endure endless sales pitches about market share, time to market or number of employees. The presentations will be about the technology - information you can use to help you make future development decisions.

Who will be there...
We try to bring together a range of vendors who are actively supplying the embedded systems market. More importantly, we ask them to send their engineers rather than their sales people, so that you can experience real demonstrations of their embedded technology and get technical answers to your questions.

Check out Details of this Year's 1/2 Day Embedded Systems Workshops

• An Introduction to Developing with Embedded Linux
• Migrating to an SMP Platform (Symmetric multiprocessing)- porting and optimising an app to get 2X speedup via SMP.
• Understanding The Fundamentals of Device Driver Development
• Applying time-triggered architectures in mainstream embedded systems
• Understanding the Latest Advanced Debugging Technologies

Important Note :

This year we have asked the presenters of the 40 min Technical Presentations to 'abandon Power Point' . Instead they will have a white board, a flip chart and hand-outs and of course - their wit and charm ! We want to bring a bit of life back into these kinds of events and raise the standards. We are hoping this will lead to a better and more inter-active presentation. It is already causing the presenters to think more carefully about what they intend to present and how it will be structured. See recent article on this subject.

In partnership with

useful links :       Useful Whitepaper : Working with Consultants for Embedded Development 'Examining ARM's Cortex Microcontroller Software Interface Standard- CMSIS' - visit at Feabhas at this event to get your Free whitepaper.

Last Year's Embedded Systems Event