NIPS final call for DEMOS

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Would you like to interactively demonstrate your novel
hardware, software, or wetware technology, your robot, or
your chip to people at the NIPS 2004 conference?

The Neural Information Processing Systems conference
(http://www.nips.cc, Dec 14-16 2004, Vancouver Canada)
has a relatively new demonstration track that will
run in parallel with the popular evening poster sessions.

Demonstrators will have a chance to show their interactive
demos in the areas of hardware technology, neuromorphic
and biologically-inspired systems, robotics, and software
systems. The only hard rules are that the demo must
show novel technology and must be LIVE and INTERACTIVE!
(It is not a back door poster session.)

Submitting a demonstration proposal is online and very easy,
see http://www.nips.cc/Conferences/current/CFP/DemoForm.php
for details.

Please act quickly because our final deadline is Friday
Sept. 24. Demonstrations proposers will be notified of
acceptance by the first week of October.

Tobi Delbruck and Timmer Horiuchi
Co-Chairs NIPS 2004 Demonstration Track

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