Conference · Mechelen, Belgium

Smart Systems Industry Summit 2013

Electronics · Semiconductor · Automation, Robotics, Manufacturing Technology

Dates4 Dec 2013This edition has ended
VenueLamot Conference CenterMechelen, Belgium
RunningSince 2013Frequency unknown · 2 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Its old website no longer answers
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Editions on record
2first in 2013

About Smart Systems Industry Summit

On December 4th DSP Valley, the European cluster of excellence in smart electronic systems and embedded technology solutions, organizes the first edition of the Smart Systems Industry Summit (SSIS) in Belgium (Mechelen).

The SSIS offers a unique business platform and is a combination of a conference and trade exhibition.

The SSIS gathers high level and qualitative business experts in the field of micro– and nano electronics and smart application domains.

The conference will be opened by our keynote speakers: Luc Van den hove (CEO – Imec) and Duco Sickinghe (ex-CEO Telenet, founder of Fortino). The all-day conference has 32 confirmed speakers in five tracks: Smart Health, Smart Home, Smart Semicon, Smart Connectivity and Smart Vision. The speakers will present and discuss their most recent developments, current practices and future innovation trends.

The exhibition is open all day, parallel to the conference and gives exposure to the DSP Valley network, European partners and many more. Attending companies will present new products and innovative future projects. The exhibition offer high level networking and matchmaking to all participants, from new business partners over investment opportunities with financial actors.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201414 Oct 2014Lamot Conference Center
Mechelen, Belgium
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20134 Dec 2013Lamot Conference Center
Mechelen, Belgium
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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