MOVING TECHNOLOGY TO MARKET

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Baltimore Convention CenterBaltimore, Maryland, USA

Exhibition 21–23 April 2015

Conferences & Courses 20–24 April 2015 EExhibitor

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THE EAST COAST’S LARGEST OPTICS AND PHOTONICS EXHIBITION

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The East Coast’s Largest Optics and Photonics Exhibition

The SPIE DSS EXPO focuses on optics, lasers, sensors, image processing, spectroscopy, infrared systems, thermal imaging, optoelectronic components, instrumentation, data analysis, and more.

The DSS EXPO serves attendees of both SPIE DSS symposia and visitors from around the world looking for the whole supplier chain and seeking products that improve capabilities at lower cost.

Connect with potential purchasers from the U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force, NASA, FLIR, Lockheed Martin, L-3, Johns Hopkins, Finmeccanica, university labs, and more.

– Grow your revenue

– Identify the most promising opportunities in the industry

– Connect with your customers

– Demo your new products

– Gain exposure with strategically placed advertising and sponsorships

EXPERIENCE DSS EXPO

DSS EXPO: 21–23 APRIL 2015 CONFERENCES & COURSES: 20–24 APRIL 2015

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One exhibition plus two SPIE symposia—the event centers on dual-usage products and applications for defense/security and commercial/industrial sensing, plus D.C.-area visitors.

– 6,000 registered attendees

– 59 conferences with more than 2,300 technical presentations

– 450 exhibitors

– 45 courses offered for professional development

– Job Fair

– Interactive company product demonstrations

– 18 hours of exhibition time over 3 days

– Industry panel discussions and workshops

DSS 2015 AT A GLANCE

DEFENSE + SECURITY Sensors, Imaging, and Optics for a Safer World 35 Conferences · 1,300 Papers

SENSING TECHNOLOGY + APPLICATIONS Commercial, Industrial, and Consumer Sensors 24 Conferences · 1,000 Papers

EXHIBITION · SPECIAL EVENTS · COURSES · TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS

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SPIE DSS offers the highest concentration of experts in the field Even in an environment of budget uncertainty, SPIE DSS remains a robust, 6,000-attendee event—the largest exhibition on these key sensing, imaging, and infrared technologies. The event continues to expand through an increased focus on the commercial and dual-use applications of these technologies, which corresponds with the industry’s shift towards finding new markets as overall defense budgets contract.

JOB FUNCTIONS OF DSS 2014 ATTENDEES

COMPANY TYPE OF 2014 ATTENDEES

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Technician/Operator/Lab TechTechnical/Laboratory Management

Production/Manufacturing/PurchasingOther

Consultant/Investor/VC/FinancierProject/Program Management

Basic Research/ScienceCollege Professor/Educator

Application/Product DevelopmentStudent

Business Development Mgr/ExecSenior Executive/Corporate Management

Sales/MarketingApplied Research

Engineering & Design

Industry

Educational Institution

Military

Government

National Lab2%

Nonprofit1%

63%20%

8%6%

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PURCHASE AREAS FOR DSS 2014 ATTENDEES

GEOGRAPHICAL AREAS OF 2014 ATTENDEES

0 500 1000 1500 2000

MicrotechnologyOptical Fabrication EquipmentVibration Isolation Equipment

Nanotechnology ProductsMicroscopes

Consulting ServicesMaterials, Abrasives, Chemicals

Electrical, Signal Analysis EquipmentSpectroscopy Devices and Equipment

Optomechanical Components, DevicesLEDs, OLEDs, Non-Laser Light Sources

Positioning EquipmentDisplays

Fiber Optics and AccessoriesLaser Components and Accessories

Optical Coatings, Thin FilmsElectronic Components

Electronic, Digital Imaging EquipmentTest and Measurement Equipment

Computing, Data Processing HardwareLasers and Systems

SoftwareOptical Components - Filters, Mirrors, Misc.

Optical Components - LensesDetectors, Sensors

Cameras and Imaging Systems

Europe

Asia

Middle East2%

Central & South America, South Pacific, Africa2%

4%10%

82%North America

2014 ATTENDEES REPRESENT VARIOUS FIELDS

• Aerospace and Aviation Systems• Agriculture, Food, Forestry Systems• Analytical/Measurement Instrumentation• Astronomy• Automotive or Ground Transportation• Basic Research, Science• Biomedical, Medical Imaging, Health Care• Chemical and Biological Analysis• Communications and Networking• Computing Systems, Data Processing• Consumer Electronics• Defense, Security, Law Enforcement• Displays: Consumer, Information, Entertainment• Earth Sciences, Environmental Monitoring, Climate• Education and Training

• Federally-funded Lab• Industrial Sensing and Measurement• Laser Industry• Lighting and Illumination• Machine Vision, Factory Automation• Materials Processing, Lasers in Manufacturing• Nanotechnology, Micro-optics, MEMs• Optical Data Storage• Optical Design and Engineering• Optics Manufacturing• Photographic, Printing, Publishing• Semiconductor Manufacturing• Solar and Alternative Energy• Structural and Infrastructural Sensing• Vehicle Sensing and Control

“Working with this community has resulted in innovations that have saved lives. You, in SPIE, are our partners. You continue to

develop the sensors of the future…”

Letitia Long Director of the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency

One Premier Exhibition. Two Major Symposia.

APPLICATIONS:- Avionics/Aerospace- Biometrics- Communications/Networking- Cyber Sensing/Security- Instrumentation and Control- Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance - Mine/Chemical Detection (CBRNE)- Port/Border Protection- System/Network Integrator/VAR- UAVs

TECHNOLOGIES:- Command, Control, Communications &

Intelligence (C3I)- Display Technologies- Imagery and Pattern Analysis- Imaging and Sensing Technologies- Information System and Networks- Infrared Sensors and Systems- Lasers and Systems- Next-Generation Sensors and Systems- Radar Sensors- Sensor Data and Information Exploitation

SENSORS, IMAGING, AND OPTICS FOR A SAFER WORLD

Continues 25+ years of being the leading conference on imaging and sensing technologies used to help create a safer world.

SYMPOSIUM CHAIR

Nils SandellDirector, Strategic Technology Office/ DARPA (USA)

DSS STEERING COMMITTEE

SYMPOSIUM CO-CHAIR

David A. LoganVice President and General Manager of Technology Solutions, BAE Systems

Barbara D. BroomeU.S. Army Research Lab (USA)

Michael T. EismannAir Force Research Lab (USA)

Kevin G. HardingGE Global Research (USA)

One Premier Exhibition. Two Major Symposia.

COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, AND CONSUMER SENSORS

Focused on non-defense sensing and imaging topics and further development of dual-use technology options with civilian applications.

APPLICATIONS:- Automotive/Transportation- Communication/Networking- Energy Harvesting- Environmental Monitoring- Harsh Environments- Healthcare/Medical Devices- Infrastructure- Manufacturing- Ocean Sensing- Oil, Gas, Petrochemical- Pharmaceutical/Biotech- Sensing for Agriculture and Food/Water

Safety

TECHNOLOGIES:- 3D Imaging and Visualization- Data Visualization- Fiber Optic Sensors- Hyperspectral Imaging- Imagery and Pattern Analysis- Information Systems and Networks- IR Sensors and Systems- Next-Generation Robotics- Next-Generation Sensors and Systems- Polarization- Spectroscopic Sensing - Terahertz Devices and Systems- Thermographics- Wireless Sensing

C2015 Call for Papers

“Excellent conference and an important event to meet researchers discovering and creating

the future in optics and photonics.” 2014 DSS Exhibitor

SYMPOSIUM CHAIR

Wolfgang SchadeClausthal Univ. of Technology and Fraunhofer Heinrich- Hertz Institute (Germany)

SYMPOSIUM CO-CHAIR

Ming C. WuElectrical Engineering & Computer Sciences, University of California, Berkeley (USA)

Kenneth R. IsraelLockheed Martin Corp. (USA)

Robert A. LiebermanIntelligent Optical Systems, Inc. (USA)

David A. WhelanBoeing Defense, Space, and Security (USA)

CALL FOR PAPERS ABSTRACTS DUE 6 OCTOBER 2014

Find the complete program, most up-to-date information, and exhibition details, including travel and accommodations:

www.spie.org/dss15-expo

Join over 450 industry-leading companies in Baltimore RESERVE YOUR SPACE TODAY FOR THE BEST PLACEMENT—SUBMIT YOUR CONTRACT TODAY. 2014 Exhibitor listing.

4D Technology Corporation

5N Plus, Inc.908 Devices A.J. Tuck Co. AAAS Science &

Technology Policy Fellowships

ABB Analytical Measurement

Access Laser Co.Active Silicon, Inc.Acutronic USA, Inc.Adimec ADIT Electron TubesAdsys Controls, Inc.AdTech Ceramics Advance Reproductions

Corp. Advanced Cooling

Technologies Advanced Dicing

Technologies Inc.Advanced Scientific

Concepts, Inc.Aerotech, Inc.AGM Container Controls,

Inc.AIM INFRAROT-MODULE

GmbH ALIO Industries All Flex Flexible Circuits &

Heaters

Alliant Techsystems Inc.

Allied Vision Technologies Inc.

Alluxa Alpes Lasers SA American Infrared

Solutions (AIRS) AMETEK HCC Electronic

Packaging AMETEK Precitech AMETEK SunpowerAnalog Modules, Inc.Andover

Corporation Aperture Optical SciencesApplied Multilayers, LLCApplied Technology

Associates Arete Associates Arrow Thin Films ASE Optics Astro Haven EnterprisesASTRODESIGN, Inc.attocube systems

Inc. Avo Photonics BAE Systems Baikowski International

Corp. BattelleBEI Precision Systems &

Space Co., Inc.

Beijing Lenstech Science and Technology Co., Ltd.

Bertin TechnologiesBitFlow, Inc.Block MEMSBlue Ridge Optics, LLCBodkin Design &

Engineering, LLCBoston Electronics Boulder Nonlinear

SystemsBrandywine Photonics,

LLCBrimrose Technology

Corp. Brolis

Semiconductors Bruker Optics Inc.CALCULEX, Inc.CalSensors Inc. Cambridge Pixel Carl Hanser Verlag GmbH

& Co. KG CEDRAT Technologies

SA CeramOptec Ind. Inc. CeramTec North

America ChemImage Sensor

SystemsChina Germanium Co.,

Ltd.

CI Systems, Inc.Clear Align CobhamCoherent Logix, Inc.CorActive High-Tech Corning

Incorporated Criterion InstrumentCritical Link, LLCCVI Laser OpticsCybel, LLCD&P Instruments DataRay Inc. Daylight Solutions

Inc. Delta Digital VideoDeposition Sciences, Inc.Diagnostic anSERS, Inc.Diamond USA DIAS Infrared Corp Dino-Lite Scopes

(BigC) Directed Energy

Professional SocietyDiscovery

Semiconductors, Inc.Diverse Optics Inc. Dow Electronic MaterialsDRS Technologies, Inc.Drytech Inc. DST Control Duma Optronics Ltd.

DSS EXPO · 21–23 APRIL 2015

“What excited me about coming back here is just looking at the technology. You can see how it’s changed dramatically. A lot of what

I see on the f loor today, we dreamed about in the 80’s. We built proprietary, highly engineered, single-purpose systems that today are

commercially available at scale, speed and cost that was unimaginable.’’

Bill Ruh GE Global Software Headquarters

E.R. Precision Optical Corp.

e2v Edmund OpticsEDT, Inc.EGIDE USAElectro Optical Industries,

Inc.Electro OpticsElectro-Optical Imaging,

Inc.ELTA North America Eltek USA Inc.EM Photonics, Inc.eMagin Corporation EMCORE

Corporation EMF CorporationEPIR Technologies, Inc.EPIX, Inc.Epner Technology Inc.Epson Electronics

America, Inc.Esterline CMC

Electronics ET Precision Optics

Inc. Eutecus Excelitas-Qioptiq Exelis

ExoTec Precision Fairfield Crystal

Technology Federal Laboratory

Consortium FIBERPRO USA fineoptix GmbH Finger Lakes

Instrumentation First Light Imaging FiveFocal LLC Flex Interconnect

Technologies FLIR SystemsFluxData, Inc.Forza Silicon

Corporation Fotofab G5 InfraredGavish, Inc.General Dynamics

Advanced Information Systems

Genia Photonics Inc. Gentec Electro-Optics

Inc. Georgia Tech Research

Institute Germanium and

Applications Ltd.

Germanium OJSC GlobalSensing

Technologies Gooch & Housego

UK GPD Optoelectronics

Corp. Great River

Technology Greenlight OpticsGreenpak Development,

Inc. (GDI)G-S Plastic Optics Hamamatsu

Corporation Haphit Inc Hardin OpticalHawkEye Technologies,

Inc.Headwall Photonics

Inc. Heimann Sensor

GmbH HEL Joint Technology

Office Hellma Materials

GmbH Heraeus Quartz America

LLC HGH Infrared

Systems

HIWIN Corp. Homeland Security

Today Hoppe Technologies

Inc. Hyperion

Development HySpexi3system, Inc.Ibsen Photonics A/S ID Quantique SAIdeal Aerosmith, Inc.IDenticard Access

Control IDEX Optics &

Photonics II-VI Infrared II-VI Optical Systems Imaging Solutions

Group IMPERX Inc. Industrial Hygiene

News/Rimbach Publishing

Infinite Graphics Incorporated

Infinite Optics Inc. Infrared Systems

Development Corporation

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InfraTec GmbH Infrarotsensorik und Messtechnik

InLC Technology, Inc.INO Inrad Optics Insaco Inc. Interconnect

Systems Intevac PhotonicsIO Industries, Inc.IQE IR IRCAM GmbH IRCameras, LLCIRD Glass Iridian Spectral

Technologies Iris Technology

Corporation IRnova AB ISP Optics

Corporation ITW Opto Diode Corp.Izumi International, Inc.Janos Technology, LLCJDSUJenoptik Defense, Inc.JENOPTIK Optical

Systems, LLCJML Optical Industries,

LLCJohns Hopkins Univ.

Applied Physics Lab., LLC

Kappa optronics Inc.Kent Optronics, Inc.Kentek Corporation Keopsys Inc.Kigre, Inc.KiloLambda Technologies,

Ltd.Kopin Corporation Kopp Glass Kowa Optimed Inc. Kozak Micro AdjustersKreischer Optics, Ltd.KVH Industries, Inc.Kyocera America, Inc.L-3 Communication

Systems-East L-3 Communications L-3 Communications

Cincinnati ElectronicsLabsphere, Inc.LaCroix Optical Co.Lambda Research Optics,

Inc.

Laser Components USA, Inc.

Aerospace & Defense Technology/Tech Briefs Media Group

Laser Focus World Laser Quantum Inc. Laser Research OpticsLaser Technology, Inc.Lasertel, Inc.Lattice Materials LLC Leading Edge Optical Inc.Leybold Optics USA, Inc.LightPath

Technologies LightWorks Optical

Systems Lockheed Martin

Santa Barbara Focalplane

Logitech Ltd. Lumus Ltd.M Cubed Technologies,

Inc.M Squared Lasers M3 Measurement

Solutions Inc Magnity ElectronicsMagnus Precision Mfg,

Inc.Marktech

Optoelectronics Masimo

Semiconductor Materion CorporationMax Levy Autograph, Inc.Meadowlark Optics MegaWatt LasersMeller Optics, Inc.Meprolight 1990

Ltd. MET Laboratories Micro Laser Systems Micro Photon DevicesMicroDISC, Inc.MICRONIX USA Midac Corp. Mikrosens Mikro-TasarimMoore Nanotechnology

Systems, LLCMoulded Optics GmbHMOXTEK, Inc.Multi IR Optoelectronics

Co., Ltd.NAC Image

Technology

Naked Optics Corp.Nanjing Co-Energy

Optical Crystal Co., Ltd.Nanomotion Inc. nanoplus Nanosystems

and Technologies GmbHNational Aperture, Inc.National Defense

Industrial Association

National Reconnaissance Office

National Security AgencyNew England Optical

Systems, Inc.New England

Photoconductor Corp.

New Imaging Technologies (NIT)

New Infrared Technologies (NIT)

Newport CorporationNewport Thin Film Lab.,

Inc.NiCoForm, Inc.NicomaticNingbo Sunny Infrared

Technologies Co., Ltd.NIST/CNST NORCADA Norland Products

Inc. North GuangWei

Technology Inc. Northrop Grumman

Cutting Edge Optronics

NovaSolNovotech, Inc.NufernNuPhoton Technologies,

Inc.Ocean Optics, Inc.OFS Omnetics Connector

Corp. ON SemiconductorOndax, Inc.Ontar Corporation OPCO Laboratory Open Photonics Inc. Opgal Optronic

Industries Ophir Optics LLC/A

Newport Corporation Brand

Ophir-Spiricon, LLC

Optec S.p.A.Optex Systems, Inc.Optical Support, Inc.OPTICS 1 optics.org Optiforms OptiGrate Corp. Optikos Corporation Optimax OptiPro Systems Optiwave Systems

Inc. Opto-Alignment

Technology OptoElectronic

Components OptoSigma Corp. OSELA Inc. OZ Optics Limited PacTech USA PANalytical PCO-TECH Inc.PD-LD, Inc.Peak Beam Systems, Inc.Per Vices

Corporation PFG Precision Optics PHASICS Corp. Photon Control Inc. Photonic Cleaning

Technologies Photonic Sense

GmbH Photonics Media Photonics OnlinePHOTONIS USA, Inc.Photron Physics Today PI PicoQuant GmbH PIXELTEQ Pleora Technologies Ploughshare

Innovations PLX Inc.Point Grey Research, Inc.Polaris Sensor

Technologies, Inc.Pranalytica, Inc.Precitech, Inc.Princetel, Inc.Princeton Lightwave, Inc.Professional Services of

America, Inc.PROXIVISION GmbH

ACCESS THE DSS EXPO WEBSITE FOR THE LATEST EXHIBITOR LIST www.spie.org/dss15-expo

“SPIE has had a particular focus at times on applications and uses of photonics that I think has spurred a lot of great thought on how

problems can be solved using photonics. Not just advancing the state of the art, but actually looking at the applications has been a great

contribution that SPIE has made.”

David Honey Office of the Director of National Intelligence

Pulse Instruments Co.

Pure PhotonicsPVP Advanced EO

Systems, Inc.QED Optics Qioptiq Ltd.QmagiQ, LLCQuality Thin Films, Inc.Quantel USA Raicol Crystals Ltd.Rainbow Research Optics,

Inc.Raptor Photonics

Ltd. Raytheon ELCAN Optical

Technologies Raytheon Vision

Systems Reynard CorporationRICOR USA, Inc.Riegl USARigaku Raman

Technologies, Inc.Ritbearing Corp.Rochester Precision

Optics, LLCRocky Mountain

Instrument Co. RP OPTICAL LABRPMC Lasers, Inc.Rubicon Technology SAES Getters USASanta Barbara Infrared,

Inc.Satisloh North

America Savvy Optics Corp.SCD USA, LLCSchneider Optics, Inc.SCHOTT Defense

Seiler Instrument & Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Selex ES Sensors Unlimited

- UTC Aerospace Systems

Servometer Shanghai Optics Inc. Shephard Media Sierra Precision OpticsSightLine Applications,

Inc.Silicon Cert

Laboratories Sinclair

Manufacturing Siskiyou Corporation Smiths Detection

Inc. SOFRADIRSofradir EC, Inc.Solid Sealing Technology,

Inc.Solid State Cooling

Systems, Inc.Solid State Scientific

Corp. Souriau PA&E Special Optics Spectra Vista CorporationSpectral Evolution, Inc.Spectrogon US, Inc.Spectrolab, Inc.Spectroscopy

Magazine Spectrum USASpica Technologies, Inc.SPIE Career Center SRI International

Sarnoff

StingRay Optics Success InfraredSumitomo Electric

Industries, Ltd.SunOptical Systems Surface Optics

Corporation Surmet Corp. Sydor Instruments LLCSydor Optics, Inc.Syntec Optics Systematic Vision

Corp. Tactical Defense MediaTamron Co., Ltd.TDK Lambda AmericasTech Source, Inc.Technosoft S.A.Tecphos, Inc.Tecport Optics, Inc.Teledyne DALSA Teledyne Imaging

Sensors Teledyne Judson

Technologies Teledyne Nova

Sensors Teletronics Technology

Corporation TelopsTeraDiode, Inc.Terahertz Device

Corp. Thales Cryogenics B.V.The Optronics Co., Ltd.Thermoteknix Systems

Ltd. Thorlabs Tower Optical Corp. TowerJazz

TrackGen Solutions Inc.Traycer Diagnostic

Systems, Inc.TRIOPTICS GmbH TRUMPF Inc. U Massachusetts Lowell -

STL U.S. Department of

Commerce ULISUmicore Optical Materials

USA, Inc.United Lens Co., Inc.Universal Photonics Ural Optical&Mechanical

Plant UTC Aerospace SystemsVelodyne Lidar, Inc.VIGO System Vincent AssociatesVision Research®, Inc.Vision Systems

Technology, LLCVision4ce VLOCVoxtel, Inc.VST America, Inc.Wavelength Opto-

Electronic (S) Pte. Ltd.Welch Mechanical

Designs, LLCWordingham

Technologies Xactra Technologies XenicsY&M Technologies, Inc.Yole DÈveloppement Zygo Corporation

Get a jump-start on your competition by securing the best space nowExtend your company’s presence by showcasing your latest advancements, networking with colleagues, and positioning your new products. SPIE Corporate Member rates reflect a 15% discount. Visit www.spie.org/corporate for details.

Space Type Non-Member Fee SPIE Corp Member Fee

6 ft. Table $2,300 $1,955

10 ft. x 10 ft. Booth* $3,390 $2,880

Island** $42.35 per sq. ft. $36.00 per sq. ft.

Peninsula Booth** $36.05 per sq. ft. $30.65 per sq. ft.

*Optional corner________ x $475 per corner (applies to booths only)

**400 sq. ft. minimum

Your booth at SPIE DSS EXPO provides you with a strategic advantage all year longBENEFITS INCLUDED WITH YOUR EXHIBITION CONTRACT:• Free technical passes to conferences

• Networking and socializing opportunities

• Advertising opportunities both online and in print

• Promotional outreach – customized email invitations for your customers

• Reserve space for your private meetings and functions (contact SPIE to bring your small meeting or product review to DSS).

18 HOURS OVER 3 DAYSTuesday 21 April 2015  · 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Wednesday 22 April 2015  · 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Thursday 23 April 2015  · 10:00 am to 2:00 pm

215,000 sq. ft. of exhibition space

DSSEXPO

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“As long as SPIE DSS remains in the Washington/

Baltimore area, it will be a good opportunity

to network with key government scientists.”

2014 DSS Exhibitor

Banners . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,625

Coat Check . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,950

Coffee Break - Conference AM . . . . . $ 825

Coffee Break - Conference PM . . . . . $ 825

Coffee Break - Exhibition AM . . . . .$2,000

Coffee Break - Exhibition PM. . . . . . $2,825

Column Wrap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,795

Conference App . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,600

Conference Bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,595

Conference Bag Insert . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,995

Escalator Graphics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,260

Exhibitor Map – Back Cover Ad . . . $1,850

Exhibitor Map – Logo Ad . . . . . . . . . . $ 995

Featured Exhibitor Package . . . . . . . $ 995

Floor Graphic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,750

Floor Plan Logo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 525

General Sponsor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 395

Hotel Key Cards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,500

Internet Pavilion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,950

Lanyards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,500

Luggage Tags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,790

Meter Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$1,975

Onsite Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 975

Stairway Strips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,250

Student Luncheon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500

Wi-Fi – Three Locations . . . . . . . . . .$4,900

Wi-Fi – Camden Lobby . . . . . . . . . . . $2,975

Wi-Fi – Exhibition Hall . . . . . . . . . . . $2,975

Wi-Fi – Pratt Street Lobby . . . . . . . . $2,975

Sponsorships and AdvertisingBuild your brand and increase exposure through key advertising and sponsorships. Visit www.spie.org/dss15-expo for details and availability.

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Baltimore and the D.C. Beltway are the perfect location for technical and commercial exchange in optics, imaging, and sensing for defense, security, industrial, health, and environmental applications. Many top research institutions, industry leaders and innovators, and key decision-makers in research and development funding are located within driving distance of the Baltimore Convention Center, including:

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