Prepare for the sensor revolution & smart interconnected world. Future-proof your business.

Speakers

• Raphael Scheps

  Co-Founder & CEO

  Converge

• Matt Drinkwater

  Head of Fashion Innovation Agency

  London College of Fashion

• Neil Usher

  Lead Interaction Designer

  Method

• Adrian David Cheok

  Professor of Pervasive Computing

  City University London

• Jonny Voon

  Lead Technologist for Internet Technology

  Innovate UK

• Jason Mesut

  Founder

  Resonant Design and Innovation

• Jiri Jerabek

  Interaction Designer

  BBC R&D

• Emile Nijssen

  Co-founder & Product Manager

  Athom

• Andrew Kimitri

  Founder & CEO

  Fhoss Technology

• Tom Shrive

  CEO

  Arc Wearables

• Rainer Sternfeld

  Founder & CEO

  Planet OS

• Joshua Bower-Saul

  Senior Advisor, Jabil Emerging Markets

  Jabil

• Paul Clarke

  Director of Technology

  Ocado

• Ryan Genz

  CEO

  CuteCircuit

• Francesca Rosella

  Creative Director

  CuteCircuit

• Christian Dalsgaard

  CTO

  Ohmatex

• Jean Luc Errant

  CEO

  Cityzen Sciences

• Jonathan Berlin

  CEO

  Iconeme

• Furhaan Khan

  Associate Director of Corporate Development

  Verne Global

• Claire Rowland

  UX/Product Consultant

  Independent

• Ghislaine Boddington

  Founder

  body>data>space

• Paul Coby

  IT Director

  John Lewis

• Jonathan Wisler

  General Manager EMEA

  SoftLayer, an IBM Company

• Hugh Knowles

  Director

  Internet of Things Academy

• Kate Unsworth

  Founder & CEO

  Kovert Designs

• Tamara Giltsoff

  VP Business Development

  Product Health

• Francesco Pessolano

  Co-Founder & CEO

  Xetal

• Xavier Vilajosana

  Associate Professor

  Open University of Catalonia

• Sarah Campbell

  Founder & Creative Director

  SenseLab London

• Christian Nold

  Researcher

  UCL

• Jeremy Green

  Principal Analyst

  Machina Research

• Dr. Larissa Suzuki

  Reseacher

  University College London

• Miloš Milisavljević

  Founder & CEO

  Strawberry Energy

• David McClelland

  Journalist and Broadcaster

  Freelance

• Priya Prakash

  Founder

  Design for Social Change

• Jonathan Steel

  CEO

  Change London

• Sriram Subramanian

  Co-Founder

  Ultrahaptics

• Craig Hollingworth

  Business Development Officer & Co-Founder

  Concirrus

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Fhoss clothing uses electroluminescent technology with a power cell to provide 15 hours of continued light. “The products make it much easier to see how many people are working on a road or down a mine,” he said. “The tower at Gatwick Airport can now see workers on the runway", said CEO Andrew Kimitri.

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The mission of ARC wearables is to help technology users "escape the screen". The ARC Pendant is a discreet, smart pendant that listens to the body and voice control, and responds by providing guidance using haptic feedback. A wearable, says company CEO Tom Shrive, that "helps streamline and simplify the way people live in the connected world".

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Paul Clarke, Director of Technology at Ocado: "IoT is bout creating new efficiencies. It isn’t just about ‘things’ like meters and sensors. It’s about people, too. We’re working on robotics technology for automated product-picking but it’s people who will deal with exceptions and alerts."

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With smart textiles we can "download new colours or patterns" to our clothes, said Francesca Rosella, Creative Director at CuteCircuit. "By embedding nanotechnology into fabrics, we can create "smart textiles" that are conductive, or even computational. Now through nanotechnology, some fabric can be coated with particles of silver or gold to become a conductive fabric.

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Video: Increasingly our phones are able to monitor our movements and personal health - but what about our clothes? French company Cityzen Sciences has developed a smart t-shirt, that measures statistics including your heart rate.

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Mannequins are now digitally tracking UK shoppers. Three major UK stores have become the first to trial mannequins embedded with beacon technology, designed to give nearby customers relevant information. Hear more from the company founder, Jonathan Berlin at the summit.

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“Silicon Valley has this misconception that if the technical feature is well-built enough, consumers will lap it up, no matter what it looks like. This is not the case,” adds Kate Unsworth, founder and CEO of Kovert Designs, a London-based startup that’s launching sleek, smart jewelery.

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Xavier Vilajosana's main research interests are the development of low power protocols, with the emphasis on standardisation. Within the framework of the OpenWSN project, he has implemented the 6LowPan, RPL, RSVP and GMPLS standards.

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Air pollution affects each and every one of us; the health impacts are considerable, and have become a well-understood and widely publicised issue. Change London have created AirSensa, a UK-wide network of urban air quality monitors, starting in Greater London, to monitor and visualise air quality right down to individual street level.

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A startup called Ultrahaptics aims to make gesture control and virtual reality more engaging by using ultrasound waves to let you feel like you’re touching virtual objects and surfaces with your bare hands. Applications could include improving navigation for the visually impaired by projecting the sensation of Braille letters onto finger.

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Fitness trackers such as FuelBand, Jawbone, and Fitbit have led the way in familiarising consumers with wearable technology. Watchie, a device created with Concirrus, is designed to help alzheimer sufferers, it allows a wearer’s whereabouts to be located reliably, both indoors and outdoors, helping careers and comforting families.

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