Kirk Skaugen, Intel SVP and GM of the Client Computing Group, highlighting OEM devices from Acer, Asus, HP, Lenovo, Dell, MSI and Toshiba based on the new 6th Generation Intel® Core™ Processor family during the Intel press conference at IFA 2015. Photo courtesy of Intel

London, the UK – December 12, 2015

The Internet of Things (IoT) Tech Expo Event will bring together key industries from across Europe for two days of top level content and discussion.

Industries include Manufacturing, Transport, Health, Logistics, Government, Energy and Automotive.

Introducing and exploring the latest innovations within the Internet of Things, this conference is not to be missed.

Taking place in London’s Olympia on the 10-11th February, the IoT Tech Expo Europe will host IT decision makers, developers & makers, OEM’s, government and local council officials, automotive exec’s, operators, technology providers, investors, venture capitalists andmany more.

Intel at IFA 2015 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processors are the most energy efficient Intel processors ever with up to 60% lower active power and able to operate up to 60% faster compared to a two year old PC. Photo courtesy of Intel

IoT Tech Expo Europe is set to showcase the most cutting edge technologies from more than 100 exhibitors and provide insight from over 200 speakers sharing their unparalleled industry knowledge and real-life experiences.

This year’s Expo will highlight the most innovative advancements in technologies which are affecting IoT.

There will be cases and dedicated tracks covering the entire Internet of Things ecosystem including Smart Cities, Connected Living, Developing & Tech in the IoT, Connected  Industry and Data & Security.  

Attendees are expected from across the entire IoT industry with representatives from sectors including government, energy, education, transportation, healthcare, manufacturing, M2M and many more.

Intel at IFA 2015 6th Generation Intel® Core™ processors are the most energy efficient Intel processors ever with up to 60% lower active power and able to operate up to 60% faster compared to a two year old PC. Photo courtesy of Intel

Take advantage of this opportunity to experience two days of discussion, exploration, in-depth analysis and high level networking at this year’s IoT Tech Expo.

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Vodafone, Orange, Deutsche Telekom and more speaking at IoT Tech Expo Europe this February.

With companies like Ericsson and Nokia exploring the future of 5G they recognise the importance of developing new stronger, faster and more reliable infrastructures that can support the increase of connected devices that are entering the home, workplace and cities at large as part of our rapid adoption of the Internet of Things.

The Connected Home forms one of the largest sectors within the Internet of Things ecosystem, accounting for 25% of the market in 2014, and at IoT Tech Expo this February (10-11, Olympia, London) they will be exploring whether 2016 will be the ‘Connected Living Era’.

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Join Telecom Operators: O2, Orange, Deutsche Telekom, BT, Telecom Italia and Vodafone in a series of presentations and panel discussions looking at the current state of industry and infrastructure and how each of these companies are preparing to adopt the newest and latest technologies.

Keynote Panel: Will 2016 be the Connected Living Era?

- David Plumb, Digital Director, O2, Gian Paolo Balboni, Head, Future Centre, Telecom Italia & more…

Unlocking the revenue potential

- Jon Carter, UK Head of Business Development, Connected Home, Deutsche Telekom

Vodafone Keynote

- Cyril Deschanel, Head of M2M/IoT, Vodafone

Orange’s vision and experiences within IoT

- Patrice Suplowski, VP Digital Innovation, Orange

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• Cyril Deschanel, Head of M2M / IoT, Vodafone

• David Plumb, Digital Director, O2

• Jon Carter, UK Head of Business Development, Connected Home, Deutsche Telekom

• Saskia Vlaar, General Manager Innovation & Centres of Expertise (TacIT), Shell

• Elliot Messenger, Connected Car Digital Integration Manager, Bentley Motors

• Remith Ravi, Group Leader, Connected Car, Honda R&D Europe

• Einar Landre, Head of Drilling and Well Solutions, Statoil ASA

• Jesper Toubøl, Vice President Elements and Moulds, LEGO A/S

• John Davies, Chief Researcher, Future Business Technology, BT

• Kevin Fowler, Integration Product Line Manager, Airbus

• Gavin Starks, CEO, Open Data Institute

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Check out all 5 Conferences Including:

• Smart Cities

• Connected Industry

• Connected Living

• Data & Security

• Developing & Tech for the Internet of Things (free-to-attend)

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Don’t miss these great exhibition features:

• 3D Printers

• Augmented Reality

• Drones

• Robotics

To check out these features and the Developing & Tech Conference Track register your free pass for the show here:

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Conference Agenda 

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10 February 2016

Developing & Tech in the IoT – Day 1

09:20AM

Chairs welcome and opening remarks

Maggie Holland, Group Editor, Cloud Pro & IT Pro, Dennis Publishing Ltd.

09:40AM

Pepper Introduction

Pepper, Humanoid Robot, Aldebaran

09:50AM

Self-controlled or remote-controlled?
The automation of society is next

• Would our decisions, would our society be better, if we had more data? Would having all data in the world allow a “wise king” or “benevolent dictator” to achieve the best of all worlds?
Helbing discusses that the surprising answer is “no”. The argument behind this idea turns out to be flawed.

• The attempt to build a Crystal Ball to predict our future and a Magic Wand to control it, would be destined to fail, no matter how powerful information systems we would build. Even though it is true that we have moved from a period where we had too little data for good decisions to a situation that allows us to take evidence-based decisions, there is still a gap between the complexity of our global system and the data we have about it and the computational power to process it, and this gap is quickly increasing!

• He refers to this problem as the “complexity time bomb”.
So, will “fighting complexity” be a lost battle?
Yes, if we don’t learn to use complexity for us.
But this can be done, by turning from a centralized control to distributed control, from top-down to bottom-up approaches.

• The emerging sensor networks creating the “Internet of Things” will enable real-time measurements, allowing for adaptive feedback, as it is needed for self-regulating systems to work.
I illustrate the problem with examples from traffic control on freeways and in cities, and explain why the digital revolution will most likely lead to a new organization of our economy and society.

Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Dirk Helbing, Computational Social Science, ETH Zurich

10:20AM

Keynote Panel: The future of IoT development

• Landscaping the IOT ecosystem – What are growth forecasts for regional and worldwide markets? How fragmented is the market & how big is the entrance barrier? Which sectors are predicted to show the biggest growth and success?

• What are the newest technologies, platforms and solutions that help achieve connectivity?

• The importance of allowing interoperability of devices in the world of IoT and how far away are we from a universal standardisation? Discussing the implementation of open source and open standards

• What opportunities does the IOT present for developers and how beneficial is the continuous growth for this particular industry?

• Exploring key operational challenges in the Internet of Things market and how this might affect future growth and adoption

Joaquin Prado, Director of Technical Programs, Open Mobile Alliance

Catherine Mulligan, Ph.D., Head of Digital Strategy and Economics, Future Cities Catapult

11:00AM

The Intel IoT Platform

• Exploring the Intel® IoT Platform as an end-to-end reference model and family of products allowing data from billions of devices, sensors, and databases to be securely gathered, exchanged, stored, and analyzed across multiple industries.

• Explains how Intel helps IoT developers to prototype, develop, and bring to market innovative IoT solutions. In particular, Intel® IoT Developer Kit offers a complete set of hardware and software resources for creating innovative IoT solutions. The Kit combines the flexibility of Arduino-compatible hardware platform, the strength of Intel architecture, and the unsurpassed richness of Linux x86 software ecosystem.

• The Kit supports a wide variety of development environments and programming languages, from C/C++ to Java to HTML5, JavaScript and more, and allows integration with all major Cloud and Analytics infrastructures – fitting virtually any developer preference. IoT Developer Kit is a part of a larger Intel IoT developer program that appeals to all groups of IoT developers, from hobbyists and students to entrepreneurial developers to professional IoT engineers.

Alex Klimovitski, Application Engineering Lead, Intel Software and Services Group

11:30AM

Networking Break

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12:00PM

Panel: Discovering the world of connectivity – Unlocking the promise of the IoT

• Exploring connectivity in the IoT in a world with heterogenous networks and potential restrictions of embedded devices

• Advances in wireless connectivity enabling the IoT within industry and the home

• Discovering the challenges that can potentially disrupt connectivity and how to solve those in the future – signalling, security, presence detection, power consumption, bandwidth

• What connectivity-based solutions are currently available and what can they achieve?

• The potential of country-wide dedicated IoT networks–are those to become the future of connectivity?

• LTE vs. 3G/2G, Sigfox, LoRa etc…

Wiren Perera, Senior Director- Strategic Marketing, IoT,OnSemi

Alan Carlton, Managing Director & VP, InterDigital Communications

Dimitra Simeonidou, CTO, Bristol is Open

12:45PM

Case study from Council Global – Stakeholder coordination in IoT

• Discussing the vital role of a Stakeholder Coordinator and the importance of co-creation workshops with citizens.

• The lack of third party trust providers, local knowledge for SME and lack of involvement from end users in the use cases are all reasons why IoT is generally perceived as a potential and possible threat to privacy and security.

• The unprecedented success of individual IoT products and platforms in closed and proprietary settings, the goal of the smart city EU project SocIoTal.eu and the EU Commission. Exploring an open standard and open source IoT ecology. For that trust and security throughout the #IoT ecology are vital.

Rob van Kranenburg, Founder and Board Member at Council Global, The Internet of Things Council

01:15PM

Networking Break

02:00PM

MediaTek Presentation

More info coming soon…

Senior Representative, Senior Representative, MediaTek Inc.

02:45PM

Panel: Wearable technologies – an integral part of the IoE

• As the internet of everything (IOE) becomes a reality, how do we expect wearables to interact with the world around us?

• What are the benefits wearables will bring to society and businesses and what are the difficulties in creating a real value proposition?

• Making wearable technology a must have consumer good – how do we turn cool technology into something that makes a difference to people and organisations?

• Examining the challenges for wearable technology – eg. Battery life, data collection, and functionality and what are the possible solutions?

• Overcoming customer concerns with wearable data collection and ensuring that received value makes the data sharing trade-off worthwhile

This panel will be moderated by:
Saverio Romeo, Principal Analyst M2M – The Internet of Things – Wearable Technologies – Smart Solutions, Beecham Research

Davide Vigano, Co-Founder & CEO, Sensoria Inc.

Rob van Kranenburg, Founder and Board Member at Council Global, The Internet of Things Council

Michael Saunders, Managing Director, Digital Consumer Payments, Barclaycard

Saverio Romeo, Principal Analyst M2M – The Internet of Things – Wearable Technologies – Smart Solutions, Beecham Research

03:20PM

Panel: Future Fashion – Augmented reality, wearable computing and the future of the body

• Discussing the convergence of fashion and technology – smart clothing, accessories and fitness wear that can do everything from monitor your heart rate to charge your smartphone

• Creating desire in an object

• Building partnerships between tech companies and the fashion industry – opportunities and threats

• Exploring innovations and developments within textiles and examining which areas will provide future growth and in what sectors?

• Where are we at and where will we be in 5 years time?

This panel is moderated by:
Saverio Romeo, Principal Analyst M2M – The Internet of Things – Wearable Technologies – Smart Solutions, Beecham Research

Miranda Davis, Creative Producer, Project Director, House of Fraser

Claire Duke-Woolley, Fashion Tech Analyst, Beecham Research

Francesca Rosella, Chief Creative Director, CuteCircuit

Lynne Murray, Director Digital Anthropology Institute, London College of Fashion

04:00PM

Networking Break

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04:15PM

The power of disruptive IoT technology

Joachim Horn, Founder, Sam Labs

04:50PM

Panel: Interoperability as the key to success

• The role open APIs play to speed up innovation and achieve interface collaboration

• In what way do vendors need to work together to achieve standardisation across different devices?

• What country specific open IOT standards are currently used to allow interoperability between devices such as HyperCat in the UK

Moderated by: Senior Representative, OMA

Wouter van der Beek, Vice President, Board Director and Compliance Committee Chair, UPnP Forum

05:30PM

Close 

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11 February 2016

Developing & Tech in the IoT – Day 2

“The concept of IoT is simple: connect all the things to the Internet so that automation and decision processes are streamlined. Experts believe the possibilities yielded by IoT are bounded only by our imaginations”. – ADA Alliance

Day Two of the Developing & Tech in the IoT agenda will focus on real-life application of the IoT and the economics around this.
Including session on start-up funding, user experience and design, marketing and showcasing innovations in the IoT space.

09:30PM

Chairs welcome and opening remarks

Maggie Holland, Group Editor, Cloud Pro & IT Pro, Dennis Publishing Ltd.

10:10AM

New wireless and battery free sensor technology enables sense data to be simply integrated into your IoT solution

• Uses standard Logistics backbone for power and communication

• Fully developed plug & play IoT gateway solution available for seamless cloud implementation

• Long read range, sense passively up to 15 meters

• Wires not required, battery free, small size and flexible

• Measure moisture, temperature, pressure and proximity using small and easily deployed sensor “tag”

• Applications in Medical, Industrial, Consumer & Automotive markets

Gary Straker, VP & GM- Protection & Signal Business Unit, OnSemi

10:40AM

Panel: Creating a standards framework for IoT

• What does the concept of standards really mean in the context of IoT?

• How can the varied standards relevant to the area effectively be integrated for IoT solutions?

• Can a verticalized approach to standards work?

• How can Open Source approaches to both hardware and software accelerate market adoption?

Moderated by:
Ultan Mulligan, Vice Chairman Marketing and Communications, oneM2M

Milo Broekmans, Chief Architect, USEF Foundation

Ultan Mulligan, Vice Chairman Marketing and Communications,oneM2M

Dr. Dave Raggett, Fellow, W3C

11:15AM

USEF – How working along a new common standard enhances value creation

Milo Broekmans, Chief Architect, USEF Foundation

11:30AM

Developing and launching an IoT product: An Investors Perspective

• What challenges are there for IoT product development and how can they be overcome?

• Understanding the route to market and stages in the start-up lifecycle for an IoT business

• What are investors looking for in an IoT business

• Success stories – what they got right, and why we chose to invest

Richard Marsh, Partner, draper esprit

12:00PM

Panel: How IoT can transform the healthcare industry

• What do hospitals get out of IoT?

• How does IoT help patient engagement

• Discussing the big data opportunity – how IoT is generating real-time data that can help delivering exceptional, efficient healthcare e.g. by reducing downtime for revenue-generating equipment, more efficient use of equipment and quicker bed turnaround

• What are the unique challenges for hospital CIOs and how can they be overcome?

• Ways of making data useful, accessible, readable and relevant to healthcare professionals and patients while ensuring data security

• Developing effective regulations, policies and standardisation

This panel is moderated by:
Jacqui Taylor, Founder, CEO, FlyingBinary

Jacqui Taylor, Founder, CEO, FlyingBinary

Dr Shafi Ahmed PhD FRCS FRCS, Consultant General, The Royal London and St Bartholomew’s Hospitals

Prof Shahid Ali, Professor, Digital Health in the University of Salford

David Doherty, Co-Founder & Director, 3G Doctor

Karina Marcus, Director of the Central Management Unit,Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme

Speakers Include Photo courtesy of the IoT Tech Expo Europe

12:30PM

Panel: Developments in the Healthcare space – an explosion of new wearables, remote devices, sensors, and health solutions

• How does innovative technology like smart wearables affect society when it comes to healthcare and what are the benefits?

• Opportunities of connected devices to monitor health and the ability to capture and analyse data via wearables

• The consumer’s active role in their own healthcare – how connected devices can improve activity levels and help users make wiser, healthier lifestyle choices

• Which solutions are there? Case study examples

This panel is moderated by:
Jacqui Taylor, Founder, CEO, FlyingBinary

Mark Duman, Non Executive Director, Patient Information Forum (PiF)

Jacqui Taylor, Founder, CEO, FlyingBinary

01:00PM

Networking Break

02:00PM

Start-up Panel: Funding your way into the World of IoT

• The start-up perspective to the Internet of Things – What are the most promising markets out there?

• How to survive as a start-up in the World of IoT and turn your business into the next big thing

• Discussing strategies to receive funding and running a successful crowd funding campaign

• Assessing the investment climate of the Internet of Things and knowing who to invest in – what do investors and incubators look out for?

Chairman: Angel Garcia, CEO, Startupbootcamp Internet of Things & Data, Founding Partner at Lanta Digital Ventures

Angel Garcia, Founding Partner, Startupbootcamp Internet of Things & Data and Lanta Digital Ventures

Shaun Moore, CEO & Founder, Chui

Jenny Tooth, CEO, UK Business Angels Association

Max Kelly, Managing Director of Techstars London, Techstars

Speakers Include Photo courtesy of the IoT Tech Expo Europe

02:45PM

IoT Start-up success stories

Be inspired! Hear from forward thinking companies and start ups, solving problems and creating innovative products in the IoT space.

Anastasia Emmanuel, Director, European Technology and Design, Indiegogo

Alessandro Guazzi, Co-Founder, Sentimoto

03:10PM

Networking Break

03:30PM

Crafting the optimal IoT customer experience

• Determining when and how to apply connectivity within your product

• Best use of sensors to create mutual benefit for brand and consumer through the customer journey

• Use cases for customer experience in the internet of things

• The importance of transparency and perception of privacy

04:00PM

Panel: Designing for the next generation of IoT devices

• Discussing emerging standards in the IoT and what factors influence design decisions for IoT devices the most?

• What are the building blocks for IoT design? What challenges do interaction designers and UX professionals face and how to overcome them

• Innovative design to drive progress vs. differentiation in the market

• Exploring methods for prototyping experience for connected products

• Interusability in IoT design and ways to build a coherent UX – Tips and tricks for composition, consistency and continuity

Claire Rowland, Author of , Designing Connected Products: UX design for the internet of things

04:30PM

Close

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IOT Tech Expo is showcasing the cutting edge of Internet of Things innovation and technology.

Whether you’re an operator, industry leader, vendor, developer, technology provider, or consultancy, IOT Tech Expo provides a fantastic platform to showcase your technology and services to an audience including developers operators, technology providers, industry leaders, innovators, evangelists, vendors and OEM’s.

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We have a variety of ways to get involved, from exhibiting and sponsored speaking to branding opportunities and sponsorship of our tracks and different areas of the show.

For more information, or to discuss the best options for your company, please get in touch using the contact details below.

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