IPC Conference (IEEE Photonics Conference) is an annual event that focuses on advances in photonics science and engineering. It provides a forum for the exchange of ideas in optical communication, signal processing, and photonic integration. Researchers and engineers present peer-reviewed papers and demonstrations. NEC Laboratories America participates in the conference to showcase developments in optical networking and transmission systems. IPC remains a leading venue for exploring the future of photonic technologies.

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Eric Blow Presents at the IEEE Photonics Conference Singapore on November 10th & 13th

Eric Blow of NEC Labs will address how machine-learning methods applied to distributed acoustic-sensing data can monitor facility perimeters and detect intrusion via walk, dig, or drive events over buried optical fibre—for example achieving ~90% classification accuracy. Later in the week he will explore neuromorphic photonic RF sensing combining silicon photonics with FPGA-based recurrent neural networks, and his intern Yuxin Wang will present a finalist paper on scalable photonic neurons for automatic modulation classification.