- 40 Speakers
- 200 Attendees
- London
#IOT2015
The full line up will be announced soon.
Head of Digital Strategy & Economics
Journalist & Broadcaster
Co-Founder
Founder & CEO
PhD in Software Systems Engineering
Principal Analyst
Researcher
Founder & Creative Director
Associate Professor
Co-Founder & CEO
VP Business Development
Founder & CEO
Director
General Manager EMEA
IT Director
Founder
UX/Product Consultant
Associate Director of Corporate Development
CEO
CEO
CTO
Creative Director
CEO
Director of Technology
Senior Advisor, Jabil Emerging Markets
Founder & CEO
CEO
Founder & CEO
Co-founder & Product Manager
Global Electronics Industry Lead
Interaction Designer
CEO
Business Development Officer & Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Clothes will shrink to fit "at the push of a button" within five years says XO Co-Founder, Benjamin Males. Micro-robotics and 3D-printing are poised to revolutionise fashion, says the designer of Lady Gaga's bubble-blowing dress.
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.
“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.
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.
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.
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.
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."
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".
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.
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.
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.
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.
Discover cutting-edge technologies on the horizon from the world's leading innovators. Learn from the experts in the internet of things, sensors, big data, open data, connectivity and M2M. How can the IoT impact future cities, healthcare, transport, business and infrastructure?
The summit will showcase the opportunities of emerging trends in the IoT and its' impact on business & society. Trying to predict what's on the horizon? Too late. The future is already here. Learn the latest technological advancements from a global line-up of experts.
A unique opportunity to interact with business leaders, influential technologists & entrepreneurs leading the internet of things revolution. Learn from and connect with 200+ industry innovators sharing best practices to advance the smart, interconnected world and prepare for the industrial internet.
View the agenda in the summit brochure and all the information you need to convince your boss that attending the summit will help future-proof your business.
Energy
Big Data
Health
Connected Home
Urban Infrastructure
Environmental Monitoring
Future Cities
Open Data
ETC Venues is located near to St. Paul's Cathedral and The Barbican, directly opposite the Museum of London.
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Startups/Academics: £125
Student ID must be shown at registration.
Access to all presentations, breakout sessions & networking events
Presentations provided post-summit.
Coffee breaks & lunch provided
Paul Foster, Microsoft
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"As predicted a fab morning at #reworkrobotics great discussions had and connections made :)" RE.WORK Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Forum London 2014
Argus Labs
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"'Mind-blown’ a perfect fit to describe the RE.WORK Technology Summit Berlin experience." RE.WORK Technology Summit Berlin 2014
Future & Emerging Technologies Unit
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"RE.WORK provided a unique mix of technology, from the exploration of latest scientific findings to startups that can make them a reality" RE.WORK Tech Summit London
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