ITC content is available On-demand through November for registered attendees

You can access papers, presentations, exhibitor pages, keynotes, and posters at your convenience starting on Wednesday, Nov 11.  If you aren’t registered yet then you can still register while the content is available.  Move descriptions of the on-demand content available is listed here.

 

Machine Learning and AI are making a big impact in the field of electronic test!

ITC 2020 features a record number of talks devoted to the intersection of AI/Machine Learning and electronic testing.

In the Tuesday keynote: “Reverse Engineering Visual Intelligence,” James DiCarlo (Professor of Neuroscience, and Head of the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) “…will tell the story of how work in brain science, cognitive science and computer science converged to create deep neural networks that can support…[tasks such as visual object categorization and detection].”

In the Wednesday keynote, Ritu Favre will discuss “Applying Digital Transformation Technologies to Semiconductor Product Development.”  In this talk, she will discuss “practical examples of how companies are utilizing technologies ranging from the remote automation to the cloud to artificial intelligence to transform modern engineering labs and enterprises.”

The Thursday keynote: “50 years of ITC! Now what?” by Rob Aitken (ARM Fellow) will discuss the increasing desire for data and analytics and the fact that “machine learning gives fast answers but few reasons.”

 

In addition, one of the top three “Distinguished Papers” selected from the ITC review process also covers Machine Learning and is entitled: “Learning A Wafer Feature With One Training Sample.”

Other sessions are devoted to the intersection of test and Machine Learning/AI.  These include:

• Session 1A: Learning for Failure Analysis and Prediction
• Session 3B: Machine Learning Hardware and Applications
• Session 4A: Machine Learning for Reliable Operation
• Session 6D: Learning & Data Analysis (IP papers)

Finally, additional Machine Learning/AI papers are sprinkled throughout the program.  This is an unprecedented year for the convergence of test and AI/Machine Learning at ITC.  If you haven’t already registered, don’t forget to register for this exciting event at: http://www.itctestweek.org/register/

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ITC 2020 Content Live and On-Demand

Registration is now OPEN for ITC 2020, which is taking place virtually the week of November 1-5, 2020.  Attend live to get the most out of the event and interact with presenters, exhibitors, and more.

If you do not have time to attend LIVE during the week of the conference please read below as there will be content available On-Demand through the end of day (ET) December 6^th, 2020.

Recorded videos of the following conference content will be accessible after the conference and until December 6^th, 2020:

·        Plenary sessions, including keynote speeches

·        24 technical presentation sessions, organized in 4 parallel tracks

·        ART and 3DC-TEST workshops presentations

·        Posters

The following content is LIVE only and will not be available after the scheduled event time:

·        TTTC tutorials

·        Panels

During ITC TestWeek, November 1-6, 2020, ITC will run several types of sessions, including Live Presentations, Video Presentations, Panels, and Posters.

·        Plenary sessions are presented live, where keynote speeches are presented live with live Q&A

·        Technical papers are presented with pre-recorded video and with live Q&A

·        Panels are live discussions

·        Posters are presented with individual pages including a recorded introductory video and a break-out room for discussion

·        Tutorials and workshops are presented live

Please note that during the conference a pre-recorded technical paper presentation video will be played only during the time slot allocated. A session chair will moderate the session and the audience can ask questions at the end of the presentation and at the end of the session (during the break time).

A message from Peter Maxwell, the 2020 ITC General Chair