Why Sidense OTP is Like the Armored Car of NVM
September 24, 2015
I have written about Sidense before, but last week at the TSMC Open Innovation Platform Forum, I had a chance to hear a talk by, and have lunch with Betina Hold Director of R&D at Sidense. Here is what I learned.
Sidense has been focusing on the growing market in what they like to call the smart connected universe. It is best to think of this as the union of mobile, IoT, wearables, medical, industrial and automotive. Incidentally Automotive was a hot topic at the OIP Forum.
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