Agenda Day 2

Director and Founder of TBSS Center for Electrical and Electronics Engineering, TBSS-Truong Thuong Vietnam Trading and Services and TBSS Radar Technology and Surveillance Company Limited (Vietnam).

Administering, Controlling and Coordinating project management activities of TBSS Companies in Singapore and Vietnam.

Technical-in-charge of Engineering, Technology and Project and System Management activities.

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Rich has spent 23 years as an Engineer Officer in the Royal Air Force including tours on 1Sqn Harriers, 51Sqn Nimrods, Air Warfare Centre and Defence Intelligence. After completing a PhD in modelling Man Portable Air Defence Systems, Rich joined Industry as the Chief Engineer for Leonardo's EWOS line of business. There he developed services and advised his customers on the technical aspects of EW Operational Support. After almost a decade in industry Rich has returned to his routes and now works for the UK Ministry of Defence as their lead for UK Partnered EWOS where he divides his time between the industry partners and the Joint EW Operational Support Centre.

Hubert Piontek has more than a decade of EW background within Hensoldt. Over time, he has worked in various positions in engineering, project management and sales.

Prof. Dr. Tobias Eggendorfer currently researches and teaches IT security and forensics in Weingarten, after having been a professor for IT forensics in Hamburg. Since 2005 he has also been involved with the research of TDL interoperability at the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Munich.

Manuel Uhm is the NI SDR Director of Marketing at National Instruments, the leader in Software Defined Radio platforms. Manuel has business responsibility for the Ettus USRP SDRs, NI USRP SDRs, ATCA and mmWave product portfolios. Manuel is also the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Wireless Innovation Forum (formerly the SDR Forum), which is responsible for the SCA standard for military radios, and CBRS for spectrum sharing between naval radar and commercial broadband services. He has served on the Board since 2003 in various roles including Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Financial Officer.

Dr. Yu-Jiu Wang received the Ph.D. in electrical engineering from California Institute of Technology in 2009. He joined the department of electrical engineering, National Chiao Tung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan to be an assistant and then associate professor. He co-found Tron Future Tech in 2018 to accelerate the commercialization and popularization of software-defined scalable phased-array technologies. His past researches were focused on software/hardware architectures and implementations of all-digital phased array radar. His past projects included a 6-18GHz dual-band phased array radar receiver (DARPA program cooperated with Raytheon Company, U.S.A.), a Ka-band hybrid AESA missile seeker (NCSIST, Taiwan), X-band all-digital fire-control AESA radar (R.O.C. Air Force), and S-band all-digital surveillance AESA Radar (R.O.C. Navy). He received national industrial innovation award in 2015 for developing missile radar IC using only domestic foundries.

Mr. Martin Zach is responsible for product steering of PET Simulator in ERA a.s., Czech Republic. He gained his scientific knowledge during his studies at Czech Technical University in Prague in study program Air Traffic Control and Management with specialization in ADS-B and Multilateration systems and hardware integration. His previous position was Sales engineer which involved strong customer-oriented thinking, evaluation of technical requirements and preparation of technical proposals for both civilian and military products by ERA a.s. Nowadays he works in the same company as Product manager with specialization in military PET products.

CK is a Senior Business Strategy, and Technology leader with over 15 years of extensive international experience in solutions architecture, program management, and business process transformation. As a CEO- AllThingsConnected and Founder IoTSG, CK works with organizations crafting their Digital Journey, and MakeIoTHappen Strategy. CK also conducts business and technology research, and has spoken at 50+ leadership forums, prestigious international conferences. He advises senior leaders on how advanced technologies can prime enterprises for the future. He has created new strategies, and frameworks on how the traditional methods of operational technologies can be integrated with new connected technologies for the successful implementation of Digital Initiatives. CK earned his Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, and a Master of Technological Design, Mechatronics from National University of Singapore. Currently he lives with his family in Singapore, and travels extensively in Asia, managing different cultures & dynamics.

Professor David Stupples specialises in research and development of networked electronic and radio systems. For a number of years he undertook research in military surveillance systems at the Royal Signal and Radar Establishment at Malvern in the UK, followed by satellite surveillance and systems research for the UK Government. He then spent three years developing secure communications and signals processing for surveillance satellites and air defence systems for Hughes Aircraft Corporation in the US. In his early career, Dr David Stupples was employed in radar and communications systems development by the Royal Air Force. Later, he was a senior partner with PA Consulting Group where he was responsible for the company's consultancy work on the design, build and operation large-scale surveillance networks for world-wide clients.

His current research is in networked systems with a focus on multi-sensor surveillance using both active and passive sensors. This research work has intelligence, military and commercial uses with the latter applying to future air traffic management. The research employs a variety of systems modelling techniques particularly to assess the behaviour of networked systems under stressed conditions in order to identify and assess emergent properties for their impact on both safety and integrity.

Professor David Stupples has been applying this research to internet security, particularly focused on cyber terrorism and organised cyber crime for both the UK government and commercial companies. This work has required the development of new systems analysis and modelling techniques to understand the behaviour of complex internet systems. However, he still maintains an active interest in radar systems research; particularly synthetic aperture systems.