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The Internet of Things (IoT) has changed the way we live and understand technology. In a new post-COVID era, IoT is accelerating and facilitating new trends such as working from home, new mobility challenges, digital transformation and the digitalization of the economy. It also becomes more necessary for redesigning the new global supply chain, fostering collaboration and generating new streams of revenue within the new Data Economy.
The IoT Week 2022 conference will be held in Dublin, in the Croke Conference Centre from June 20th to 23rd 2022. The conference will provide an opportunity to learn about AI, Big Data and IoT challenges and opportunities as well as network with representatives from business, industry and academia from around the world.
Dr Martin Serrano of the Insight SFI Research Centre for Data Analytics said, “IoT Week is a not-for-profit conference. We aim to connect international communities with the local ecosystems establishing the basis for knowledge transfer for industrial exploitation. We want to enable innovation and more collaboration and to bring science and technology closer to EU Markets.”
The comprehensive agenda includes 120+ sessions covering a wide range of IoT topics in five main thematic areas:
Next-Generation IoT, Research, and Cross-Atlantic Cooperation, IoT Markets and Applications in Industry, Agriculture, Fintech & Smart Communities, IoT for the SDGs, IoT from Data Spaces to Data Legislation and IoT Platforms and Standardisation
There will also be a great series of workshops and panel discussions, as well as a hackathon, a startup competition, and the Global IoT Summit scientific conference. There are student passes and for those with busy agendas, there is also an Expo Day Pass!
We are looking forward to seeing you all at the IoT Week Expo event or at the Sessions at the Croke Park in Dublin soon!
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