Distinguished panel to judge design awards: News from PC/104 Embedded Consortium

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The PC/104 Embedded Consortium has named the judges for its 2004 Design Awards. The line up includes Rick Lehrbaum, Executive Editor, DeviceForge.com and acclaimed father of PC/104 and five other notables well known to embedded designers worldwide. The judging panel comprises: Rick Lehrbaum, DeviceForge.com, Executive Editor and father of PC/104; Bill Wong, Electronic Design, Technology Editor, Embedded/Systems/Software; Brian Klien, OpenSystems Publishing, Senior Technical Editor; Chris Ciufo, COTS Journal, Editor in Chief; Steve Ciarcia, Circuit Cellar INK, Editorial Director and Publisher; and Roger Arrick, PC/104.com, Editor.

This stellar panel will apply their decades of embedded design experience and knowledge to determine the best PC/104 embedded technology designs introduced over the past year.

All have long regarded and promoted the value of stable, reusable technology like PC/104 for cost-effective and rapid design and look forward to examining what's new in this exciting space.

Finalists will be featured in the spring issue of PC/104 Embedded Solutions Magazine.

Winners of each category will receive a paid trip to San Francisco where they will receive their award and recognition at an event sponsored by the PC/104 Embedded Consortium at ESC San Francisco 2004.

Entries must be received by 9th January 2004 at 1700 Pacific Time to be eligible.

Once all entries are submitted, the judges will select two finalists from each category.

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