EuMW vs DSC2024

Europe’s Premier Microwave, RF, Wireless and Radar Event hosted by the European Microwave Association (EuMA) The European Microwave Week combines: • The European Microwave Conference (EuMC) • The European Microwave Integrated Circuits Conference (EuMIC) • The European Radar Conference (EuRAD) PLUS: • Workshops, Short Courses and Special Sessions • The "Defence & Security Forum", the "Automotive Forum" and the "6G Forum" • The European Microwave Exhibition EuMW provides the opportunity to attend conferences, workshops, short courses, and special sessions. The annual European Microwave Exhibition, which is by far the largest trade show on RF and microwaves in Europe, is held in conjunction with the three conferences. The exhibition includes a series of technical seminars describing microwave products and processes (exhibitor workshops). During the conference, this app contains all the information you need to navigate through the event and to personalize your session, workshop and exhibition schedule along with useful service information around the EuMW. Throughout the year, the app provides the latest updates of the upcoming event, while still giving access to all information of the past Week along with useful information around the EuMA and notifications for the vibrant EuMA community.

The Driving Simulation Conference (DSC) 2024, held from September 18-20 in Strasbourg, gathers specialists from industry and academia, as well as commercial simulation providers. Following the hybrid 2023 edition in Antibes with 300+ participants, this 23rd edition expects 400 on-site participants and 40+ exhibitors. With around 80 speakers, the conference will cover the latest trends in XIL (MIL, SIL, HIL, DIL, VIL, CIL) and XR simulation for ADAS, automotive HMI, driving simulation design, motion sickness, rendering, and autonomous vehicle verification and validation. Themes include advancements in driving simulation technology and XR developments, with a special session on virtual validation and certification tools for autonomous vehicles. Human factors and motion rendering will remain key topics. The event is organized by the Driving Simulation Association, in cooperation with Arts et Métiers Institute of Technology and Gustave Eiffel University.