Tradeshows & Conferences
ISSW 2024
THE INTERNATIONAL SPAD SENSOR WORKSHOP
The 2024 International SPAD Sensor Workshop (ISSW) in Trento, Italy is an event focuses on the study, modeling, design, fabrication, and characterization of Single-Photon Avalanche Diode (SPAD) sensors. After two successful online editions, the workshop returns to an in-person format, gathering experts and enthusiasts from around the globe. Over three days, attendees will engage with more than 20 distinguished speakers who will share their insights and foster discussions on the latest advancements in SPAD technology and its applications. For the first time, the workshop will feature contributed papers alongside invited talks, covering a broad spectrum of SPAD-related topics. This includes modeling, design, fabrication, and characterization of SPAD sensors, as well as their diverse applications in imaging and beyond.
This is a unique opportunity to connect, exchange knowledge, and explore cutting-edge developments in SPAD technology. Don’t miss out on this chance to be part of a vibrant community pushing the boundaries of SPAD research and applications.
Yole Group will be part of the program with:
Peter Bonanno
Technology & Cost Analyst, Imaging
Tuesday, June 4th
1:50pm: Physical and Cost Comparison of Smartphone Laser Autofocus Solutions
Peter Bonanno, PhD
Technology & Cost Analyst, Imaging
Peter Bonanno, PhD is Technology & Cost Analyst, Imaging at Yole Group.
With strong expertise in the field of imaging, optical sensors and optoelectronics, Peter performs reverse engineering & costing analyses as well as custom projects.
He collaborates closely with the laboratory team, and together they create an analysis plan to reveal the device structures, technologies, and manufacturing steps used by leading imaging & photonics companies.
At the same time, Peter runs a technology watch to identify the latest innovations and related manufacturing processes. His aim is to gain a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of technologies and identify the strategies of the leading manufacturers. His technology watch is supported by his participation in numerous trade shows and conferences.
Peter previously worked at the US Naval Research Laboratory where he developed tools for time-resolved 2-photon photoluminescence and UV defect imaging. He also authored many scientific papers and articles.
Peter holds a PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, (Atlanta, Georgia, USA) and a B.S. in Computer Science and Applied Physics (double major) from the New Jersey Institute of Technology (Newark, New Jersey, USA).