IFPAC 2002 Roundtable January 23, 2002.

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IFPAC 2002 Roundtable January 23, 2002

NeSSI Roadmap Time (years) Analytical & Wireless Gen. III Mechanical Gen. I Smart/”Electrified” Gen. II Analytical & Wireless Gen. III  Analytics/Sensors (e.g. laser based)/Wireless Simple Analyzers (H2O, O2, pH, cond.,UV/VIS, etc.) Smart Field Installations Spec Gen II Prototype Mechanical FieldInstallations Mechanical Components e.g. filters, valves, etc. NeSSI/CPAC Vision & Roadmap SP76 Substrate Available 02 04 06 2000 01 03 05 Time (years) Rev. 2, Jan. 2002

7 Elements of a Gen II protype t-sensors Simple Appl-I “combi” valve Programmable Substrate Heater V P A F Ethernet LAN Analyzer Controller SAM PDA Auxiliary Heating/Cooling Substrate T SAM Intrinsic Safe CANbus PDA Ex d Temperature Control

Definition Stage Complete the functional spec for Gen. II Cross-industry feedback & involvement X-team (by end of 1st quarter) C-team (by end of 2nd quarter) A-team (by end of 2nd quarter) Work proactively to obtain potential suppliers Change gears get into Project Mode

Project Considerations Looking for End User collaboration (looking for names) Define project logistics schedule number of units applications (liquid, gas, etc.)

Funding Generate a total cost for Gen II protype(s) Confirm End User collaboration funding support get to test your own prototype buy your own theater chair! We will explore additional ext. funding (a good proposal with wide industry support may help obtain external funding) e.g. DOE, CPAC to leverage funding proposals

Build & Validate Manufacture Integration/Package Testing by end user partners Validating the new technology One or more iteration cycles to make sure it is ready for “prime time” Formal commercialization