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The Industrial Electronics Society through its members encompasses a diverse range of technical activities devoted to the application of electronics and electrical sciences for the enhancement of industrial and manufacturing processes. These technical activities address the latest developments in intelligent and computer control systems, robotics, factory communications and automation, flexible manufacturing, data acquisition and signal processing, vision systems, and power electronics. The Society continually updates its program of technical activities to meet the needs of modern industry. More...

Call for nominations 2011-2013 AdCom members

The Industrial Electronics Society (IES) is soliciting for candidates of the seven incoming Administrative Committee (AdCom) Members with the three-year term beginning January 2011. In order to be considered for possible nomination, send recommendation to The IES Nominations and Appointments (N&A) Committee at ohnishi@sd.keio.ac.jp by November 1, 2010. You can see the current constructs of the IES AdCcom members.

And also, for the written nomination procedure, please see the IES Bylaws.

The N&A Committee

IES Presence Expands to Social Networks

We are now on LinkedIn and Facebook and are planning to create our presence on Twitter. If you have an account there please join IES group. We are also sending invitations to our members starting with active volunteers but soon will include all members.

AdCom Meetings

The last AdCom meeting was held in Bari, Italy, on July 4th 2010, in conjunction with ISIE 2010. See the photographs from ISIE 2010 and from the AdCom Meeting.

Next AdCom meeting will take place in Glendale, AZ, together with IECON 2010, on November 11, with preliminary meetings on Nov. 10th.

Significant Changes to Constitution and Bylaws

Significant changes to the IES constitution and our Bylaws are required by IEEE. Please watch carefully for changes to be posted on the Web site. Synopsis: quorum redefined, only two meetings per year, too many voting people miss meetings and that may get us into trouble with the new definition of quorum, harsh immediate consequences of missing two meetings in a row by a voting AdCom member and suspension of voting privileges for absent senior and life AdCom members.

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