Market Trends & Technology Updates Wired Communication

Presented by EBV Elektronik
Factory Communication

Industry 4.0 brings many changes that require the adoption of new networking technologies in factories. Current solutions are only partially suitable for Industry 4.0, and new techniques and devices must be developed to meet the demanding needs of flexibility, bandwidth, real-time behavior, mobility, scalability, energy efficiency, reliability, availability, and security. These new technologies must interface with higher-level information technologies and communicate via Ethernet-based protocols.

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Karl Lehnhoff

Karl Lehnhoff

Segment Director - Industrial, Scientific & Medical, EBV

Karl has been working for EBV Elektronik since 2008. From 2008 to 2011 he was Regional Application Manager responsible for the CE-NW region. Since 2011 he took over the Renewable Energies Segment as director and developed it further. Today this segment is called City & Infrastructure. In March 2019, he moved to the Industrial Segment as Director.
Before joining EBV Elektronik, he held various positions in electronics development, as an application engineer and account manager in sales.
Karl studied electrical engineering with a focus on communications engineering at the Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and is a graduate engineer.


Ulrich Schmidt

Ulrich Schmidt

Segment Director - High-End Processing, EBV

Ulrich began his career in 1990 as a System Engineer at Texas Instruments in the RF-ID Division. Since 1999, he has specialized as a Field Application Engineer on TI's DSP, MPU and SoC products. Before joining EBV in 2014 as a Field Application Engineer, he was Technology Manager at E.ON, where he was responsible for the support and implementation of smart home appliances. Ulrich has been leading the Embedded Processing segment at EBV since 2018 to implement technology topics such as Edge AI and Edge Computing from this area both at the component level and for embedded software topics.