ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS
International Information & Communication Technology Expo 2012
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April 13-16, 2012
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Booth No. 3G-A11, Hall 3, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
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Hong Kong Trade Development Council
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Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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The project team was invited to be an exhibitor in this event. We promote our RFID technology applications to the public and the industries.
HK U-21 RFID Awards - Young Talents' Projects & Industry Success Story Sharing Seminar 2012
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February 10, 2012 (Friday)
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FJ301, 3/F., Core F, PolyU Campus
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GS1 Hong Kong
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- Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
- Department of Computing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
- Department of Computing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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The event aims to share the U-21 RFID Awards winning cases and enable the young talents to expose real life business implementation to further inspire their innovativeness in developing and designing RFID and related applications to tackle business and daily life problems.
At the event, we will also kick off our HK RFID U-21 Awards 2012 campaign to introduce the awards categories, the entry requirements, the judging panel, our track records etc to the potential participants from all local institutes.
For online registration, please click here.
At the event, we will also kick off our HK RFID U-21 Awards 2012 campaign to introduce the awards categories, the entry requirements, the judging panel, our track records etc to the potential participants from all local institutes.
For online registration, please click here.
Java Talk: Every Last Nanosecond: Tuning the JVM for Extreme Low Latency
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January 14, 2012
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Room M108, Core M, PolyU Campus
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Hong Kong Java User Group
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Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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This month we are holding a joint event with Hong Kong Linux User Group. In the first hour, Sunny Chan, the leader of Hong Kong Java User Group will repeat the talk he has given in JavaOne 2011.
Although the JVM abstracts developers from the hardware the Java program runs on, the underlying platform — including operating systems and hardware — can have a significant impact in a high-performance, low-latency environment. This session examines how in extreme cases, we can make use of Linux performance tools along with JVM performance tools to improve the performance and latency of the application. It presents an example in Linux to demonstrate how Java profiling tools can be used to identify the high-latency portion of the application and make use of Linux profiling tools such as oprofile to further identify the opportunity to optimize at the operating system/hardware level.
Although the JVM abstracts developers from the hardware the Java program runs on, the underlying platform — including operating systems and hardware — can have a significant impact in a high-performance, low-latency environment. This session examines how in extreme cases, we can make use of Linux performance tools along with JVM performance tools to improve the performance and latency of the application. It presents an example in Linux to demonstrate how Java profiling tools can be used to identify the high-latency portion of the application and make use of Linux profiling tools such as oprofile to further identify the opportunity to optimize at the operating system/hardware level.
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