The Embedded Systems Show 2006 takes place on Wednesday and Thursday next week at the NEC in Birmingham. As I noted earlier, we’re experimenting with having a stand there this year. Needless to say this has meant a lot of work in terms of letting people know we’re going to be there, designing the stand, printing leaflets etc. as well as the usual administration involved in getting people to the show and getting them a bed for the night.

Looking at the latest exhibition plan I see that the exhibition space is now full, and also that some of the big(ger) names in embedded systems development are now on board which is great.

However, none of them will be demonstrating pure::variants, the leading tool for embedded software variant management, so do come along to stand 741 for a demo or a chat!

Admittance to the exhibition is free and at the time of posting you could still register here or you can always turn up on the day.

There’s also a concurrent conference with streams on dependable systems, DSP development, Model-Based Development (I blogged on this stream here) etc. but at this stage you’d have to contact the organisers if you want to register for that as I don’t know whether it’s sold out or not.