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Wearables TechCon, July 18-20 in San Jose, focuses on both the hardware and software behind the coming generation of wearable technology. Classes and tutorials in the TechCon tracks will focus on embedded computing, hardware design, sensors, and physical technology, while tracks in the DevCon portion will focus on programming apps and mastering the SDKs of the next wave of computing devices.’
The highlighted applications will be smart fabrics, healthcare, sports/fitness, smart watches and AR. Use code PARTNER for a $100 discount off the prevailing rate. www.wearablestechcon.com’
Who attends Wearables TechCon in San Jose?’
A Red-Hot Market!’
Sell to more than 2,000 engineers, developers, designers and managers building the?next generation of Wearable and IoT devices.’
Attendees came from nearly every state and 27 countries’
More media and association support than any Wearable Technology conference and expo’
More than 60 tech sessions and panels”
Wearables TechCon is produced by BZ Media, which produces these fine shows as well. ‘Your guarantee of finding the best wearables training. ‘Big Data will play a huge role in this important segment, tied to the field of sensor technology.’
Wearables TechCon is technology-agnostic. The tutorials and classes apply to Big Data in your data center or in the cloud, from hosted environments to your own servers. The sessions apply to relational databases, NoSQL databases, unstructured data, flat files and data feeds.’
Come up to speed on Hadoop, Spark, Yarn, HBase, R and Hive as it relates to wearable tech. Learn from the smartest, hardest-working faculty in the Big Data universe in a way you never could by reading a book or watching a webinar. The faculty have real-world experience that you can tap into, whether you use Java, C++, .NET or JavaScript; whether you like MySQL, SQL Server, DB2 or Oracle; whether you love or hate Hadoop; and whether you are looking at dozens of terabytes or hundreds of petabytes.