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2O14 TRON Symposium TRON PROJECT 30th Anniversary Symposium 2O14 TRON Symposium Special Sponsor and Exhibitor Information 2014 TRON Symposium (TRONSHOW) will be held with technical co-sponsorship of IEEE Consumer Electronics Society (CES). TRON PROJECT 30 th Anniversary TRON Symposium Steering Committee 30th Anniversary of TRON Project. All the achievements of TRON towards the realization of Ubiquitous Computing environments gather here. Greetings TRON Project marks its 30th anniversary in 2014. Since the start of the project in 1984, we have been making efforts towards the realization of “Computers Everywhere”, i.e. ubiquitous computing environments. With cooperation from many people and organizations of industry, government, and academia, our efforts are now gaining world recognition. Furthermore, regarding TRON Project, which provides the infrastructure for the development of ubiquitous computing, many results including computer handware, operating systems, middleware, development environments, and appliances have become available. A number of feasibility study experiments and practical applications using the Ubiquitous ID technology have steadily been proceeding, and the Ubiquitous ID technology has come to be introduced into various areas. Now we have finally entered the stage where “Computers Everywhere” will become a reality. As we continue this project, the TRON Project Symposium has been held every year in order to introduce our activities to the public. Many VIPs from home and abroad have attended the show. Which means this show has drawn increasing attentions, and I feel public's growing expectations of TRON Project. TRON Project 30th Anniversary, “2014 TRON Symposium (TRONSHOW)” will be held at Tokyo Midtown in Roppongi, Tokyo, from December 10 to 12, 2014, with the technical co-sponsorship of IEEE Consumer Electronics Society. At this year's symposium, the various approaches for the construction of the ubiquitous computing environment will be the main theme, and various achievements of TRON Project will be introduced also. The annual Enableware Symposium, “TEPS 27th,” will be also held to provide an opportunity to consider supporting physically-challenged people with computers. We hope you support this symposium, provide sponsorship for, and enjoy being involved in this symposium, which I am sure you will agree is for a worthwhile cause. Ken Sakamura Chair, TRON Project Symposium Steering Committee Professor, Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies, the University of Tokyo Chair, T-Engine Forum Basic Concept ● Next Generation Real-Time System Technology ◆ Ubiquitous Computing Exhibition Exhibition The “Ubiquitous Computing” is finally becoming a reality. The - will introduce an open standard development environment aim is to establish basic technology that permits the automatic for real-time systems aimed at building ubiquitous identification of “objects,” “places,” and “contexts” in order to computing environments where every object has a realize ubiquitous computing environments. At the TRONSHOW, computer embedded in it and is connected to a network. you will see the basic technology and experience the - will introduce the OS (ITRON, T-Kernel) and middleware achievements of various feasibility study experiments and real- that are required for so-called embedded systems, world applications. development environments, application examples, etc. such as mobile information devices and network- connected home appliances. General Information ● Name ● Organizer: T-Engine Forum TRON Project 30th Anniversary Symposium ● Co-sponsor: Institute of Infrastructure Application of Ubiquitous “2014 TRON Symposium (TRONSHOW)” Computing (IAUC) Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo ● Date ● Technical Co-sponsorship: December 10 (Wed) to 12 (Fri), 2014 10:00 to 17:00 IEEE Consumer Electronics Society (CES) ● Admission fee: 1,000 yen (Free if pre-registered) ● Venue ● Held in parallel: TRON Enableware Symposium “TEPS 27th” Tokyo Midtown Hall [Midtown East B1F] Date: Saturday, December 13, 2014 13:30 to 16:30 (tentative) [9-7-1, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo] Venue: Tokyo Midtown Conference TEPS2O14 Tokyo Midtown Conference Midtown Tower 4F Gaien Higashi-dori Akasaka-dori Avenue Avenue 4F ●Akasaka Nogizaka Junior High School Tokyo Metro ChiyodaEkimae Line Nogizaka Station Post Office● 1F The National ● Art Center, Nogizaka Tokyo Tokyo Midtown Gaien Higashi-dori Avenue ●National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies Toei-Oedo Line Roppongi Station FamilyMart Roppongi-dori Avenue convenience store● Hotel IBIS● B1F Mizuho Bank, Roppongi Branch● Nogizaka Roppongi-dori Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line● Avenue Roppongi ●StationAlmond Azabu Police Station Oedo Line Roppongi Station 2O14 TRON Symposium Hibiya Line (TRONSHOW) Roppongi Station Tokyo Midtown Hall ●Roppongi Hills Midtown East B1F Schedule June Start receiving sponsor/exhibitor applications on the web December 10 to 12 2014 TRON Symposium (TRONSHOW) Late September Orientation for exhibitors December 12 Carry out exhibits, equipment, etc. Mid-October The deadline for the guidebook and advertisement December 13 TEPS 27th Late October Distribute posters/invitation tickets, etc. * The schedule is subject to change. Further details will be provided later at the Early November Start pre-registration of visitors on the web orientation for exhibitors and in the exhibitor manual. December 7 to 9 Carry in exhibits, equipment, etc., and set up booths Special Sponsor Information Please consider becoming a special sponsor of the symposium and exhibition. You can use up to 4 large units for free. ○ Benefits of special sponsors: Symposium official website as a special sponsor. • A large booth of up to 4 large units will be provided for free if you would • Your company or organization name will appear in various printed items like to register as an exhibitor. as a special sponsor. • A free 1-page color advertisement will be printed in “2014 TRON • Your company or organization name will be printed in announcement Symposium Official Guidebook (tentative name)” distributed to all visitors. advertisements of the symposium as a special sponsor. • Your company or organization name will be displayed at the show as a special sponsor. • Your company or organization name will appear on the 2014 TRON ○ Sponsorship fee: 3,000,000 yen (excluding tax) or more Exhibitor Information An individual large space-only booth and a low-cost small booth are available. ● Large booth (custom designed booth) exhibition ● Small booth (non-custom booth) exhibition ○ Exhibition fee: 300,000 yen excluding tax per large unit ○ Exhibition fee: 150,000 yen excluding tax per small unit ・Up to 4 large units will be provided for free to “a special sponsor.” ○ Unit size: 2 m × 1.5 m per small unit ○ Unit size: 3 m × 2 m per large unit ・Our office will construct the booth. Please prepare your exhibits, panels, ・Basically, the large unit has marked floor space only, and an exhibitor etc. only. can decorate its exhibition space as they wish by appointed vendors. ・Side walls will be set up between booths. ○ Notes: ○ Notes: ・The expenses for exhibit production, decoration, electrical work, ・Wall fixtures, a company or an electricity, and telephone are not included in the exhibition fee. organization name display, 2 electric ・The decoration regulations and further details will be provided later at power outlets, and 1 catalog stand are the orientation for exhibitors and in the exhibitor manual. included in the exhibition fee. Electricity ・Our office is able to prepare a standard booth as an extra charge fee will be charged separately. option. ・Optional extras including display tables ・A booth space will be allocated in the order of the receipt of are available as necessary for a fee. applications. Please be forewarned that your requests may not be met if ・Electricity and telephone expenses, etc. we receive many applications. are not included in the exhibition fee. ・The decoration regulations and further * This image is for illustrative details will be provided later at the purpose only. orientation for exhibitors and in the exhibitor manual. Option ● Advertisement sponsors ● Standard booth (Packaged decoration for a large booth) ○ Details for advertisement sponsors: ○ Details of a standard booth (per large unit): ・ Advertisements will be printed in "2014 TRON Symposium Program & ・ Partitions will be set up on the left, right, and back side of a booth. Exhibits Guide (tentative name)" which will be provided to all visitors. ・A company or an organization name will be displayed. ・1 display table, 1 chair, 2 electric power outlets, and 1 catalog stand will ○ Advertisement insertion fees: be provided in a booth. Electricity fee will be charged separately. ・1,000,000 yen excluding tax for 1 color page ・Optional extras are available as necessary for a fee. ・500,000 yen excluding tax for 1 black and white page ・Further details will be provided later at the orientation for exhibitors and in the ○ Notes: exhibitor manual. ・ 1-page color advertisement will be printed for a “special sponsor” for free. ○ Exhibition fee: ・A company or an organization that is not registered as an exhibitor can also place advertisements. 100, 000 yen excluding tax per large unit * This image is for illustrative purpose only. Special Sponsor/Exhibitor Application ● How to apply ● Sponsorship/exhibition fee payment Please fill in the "Sponsor/Exhibitor Application Form" and send it Upon receipt of your application, an invoice will be issued. to us by
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