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Tuesday, 01 Apr 2014

 

Internet of Things

 Opening Keynotes
08:40IDTechEx
Energy Harvesting: Enabling Technologies for The Internet of Things
Dr Harry Zervos, Senior Technology Analyst
IDTechEx
United States
09:00IBM Software Group
The Internet of Things in Practice
Mr Peter Niblett, Senior Technical Staff Member
IBM Software Group
United Kingdom
09:50Intel
The 4th Industrial Revolution
Elaine Cook, Strategic Marketing Director
Intel
10:15ABB
Benefits of Energy Harvesting for Reliable Wireless Networks in the Process Industry
Dr Kai Koenig, Scientist
ABB
Germany
10:40Break
11:20Disney Research, Pittsburgh
Paper Generators: Harvesting Energy from Touching, Rubbing and Sliding
Dr Emre Karagozler, Post-Doctoral Researcher
Disney Research, Pittsburgh
United States
11:45EnOcean GmbH
Energy-Harvesting Wireless Sensor Nodes Enabling an Internet of Things
Mr Frank Schmidt, CTO and Founder
EnOcean GmbH
Germany
12:10Analog Devices & SolarPrint
A Highly Efficient, Self-Sustaining System Solution for PV Energy Harvesting
Mr Brendan Daly, System Applications Engineer
Analog Devices & SolarPrint
Ireland
12:35Award Presentations
13:00Lunch
 The Low Power Ubiquitous IC Revolution
14:30ARM Germany GmbH
Big Data Begins with Little Data, Internet of Things
Mr Juergen Jagst, Segment Specialist Automotive Systems
ARM Germany GmbH
Germany
15:20Atmel Corporation
The Next Evolution Of Wireless Connectivity To Meet IoT Requirements
Mr Kaivan Karimi, Vice President & GM
Atmel Corporation
United States
15:45DecaWave
Tackling the Challenges of Accuracy, Reliability, Range and Density in RTLS Systems Thanks to UWB Technology
Mr Mickael Viot, Marketing Manager
DecaWave
France
16:10Break
 IoT Systems & Platforms: How We Are Going To Make Money
16:45Cisco Systems
Scaling the Internet of Things (IoT)
Mr Rafael Maranon-Abreu, Product Manager
Cisco Systems
United States
17:10Deutsche Telekom, Inc.
Driving the M2M business - New business opportunities through innovation and partnerships
Mr Markus Breitbach, VP Global Sales and Marketing
Deutsche Telekom, Inc.
United States
17:35Gemalto
Enabling a Secure Connected World - Building Blocks for a Successful M2M Application
Mr Andreas Haegele, VP Portfolio M2M
Gemalto
Germany
18:00Day 1 Ends

Wednesday, 02 Apr 2014

 

Internet of Things

Printed Electronics

Energy Harvesting

 Applications & Case Studies of the Internet of ThingsSystems Integrations and SolutionsSolar Energy Harvesting
09:00Volvo Cars Corporation
RFID in Automotive Industry - One Unique Solution at Volvo Cars
Mr Yvan Jacquet, Project Manager - Data & Rfid
Volvo Cars Corporation
Belgium
Thin Film Electronics ASA
A Smarter Everyday Powered by Printed Electronics - Bringing Intelligence to Everything
Dr Davor Sutija, CEO
Thin Film Electronics ASA
Norway
G24 Power Ltd
Driving the Desirability of Dye Sensitised Solar Cells
Dr Mark Spratt, Technology Officer
G24 Power Ltd
United Kingdom
   Wireless Power
09:25Ubisense AG
RTLS as Key Enabling Technology for the Internet of Things in Smart Factories: Real-Life Examples
Dr Andreas Schuerzinger, Senior Technical Consultant
Ubisense AG
Germany
Ynvisible, SA
Designing with Printed Interactive Graphics for Consumer Packaged Goods
Mr Jani-Mikael Kuusisto, Chief Business Development Officer
Ynvisible, SA
Portugal
WiTricity Corporation
No Wires, No Batteries: Wireless Power Over Distance
Mr David Schatz, Vice President of Sales & Business Development
WiTricity Corporation
United States
09:50TRW Conekt
Roadside Monitoring System - the Intelligent Crash Barrier
Mr Roger J Hazelden, Technology Leader, Sensors & Optoelectronics
TRW Conekt
United Kingdom
PragmatIC Printing Limited
Printed Electronics Building Blocks, Integration and Costs for Volume Production
Mr Joao De Oliveira, VP Business Development
PragmatIC Printing Limited
United Kingdom
Imperial College London
Wireless Power: Mid-Range Inductive Charging and RF Harvesting
Dr David Yates,
Imperial College London
United Kingdom
   Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting
10:15Wearable Technologies AG
Connected Body - Connected Life
Mr Harry Strasser, Managing Partner
Wearable Technologies AG
Germany
CPI
Building Supply Chains for Smart Packaging
Dr Alan McClelland, Commercial Manager
CPI
United Kingdom
KELK
Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting for Industrial Waste Heat Recovery
Dr Hirokuni Hachiuma, General Manager
KELK
Japan
10:40BreakBreakBreak
  Wearable Technology 
11:15Perytons
Central Monitoring and Troubleshooting of IoT Networks - Meeting the SLA Challenge
Mr Rubi Elbirt, VP Business Development and International Sales
Perytons
Israel
Clothing+
Textile Integrated Printed Electronics
Mr Akseli Reho, CEO
Clothing+
Finland
Marlow Industries
Thermal Energy Harvesting Applications Update - Seven Years of Volume Production + Advanced System Design Trials
Mr Stefan Ikelman, Market Manager
Marlow Industries
United States
11:40CSEM
Real-time Communication in Wireless Sensor Networks for Satellite and Spacecraft Applications
Dr Philippe Dallemagne, Deputy Section Head
CSEM
Switzerland
Ohmatex ApS
Power in Fibre Form: the Development and Application of Solar Cells and Storage in Textiles
Mr Christian Dalsgaard, Founder - Advice & Development
Ohmatex ApS
Denmark
GMZ Energy
Energy Harvesting using Solid State Thermoelectric High Temperature Power Generation Modules
Ms Cheryl Diuguid, CEO
GMZ Energy
United States
 Integrated Circuits & Power Management  
12:05Texas Instruments Incorporated
Harnessing free Energy: Ultra-low Power Energy Harvesting Circuits for Smart-Buildings, Wearable Devices, and Factory Automation
Mr Niranjan Pathare, Sr Marketing Manager
Texas Instruments Incorporated
United States
Flextronics/Multek
Printed Electronics Use in Wearable Products
Dr Joan Vrtis, Sr. Director, Interconnect Technology Center
Flextronics/Multek
United States
RGS Development BV
Harvesting of Energy through Affordable Manufacturing of Thermoelectric Materials
Mr Maarten den Heijer, CEO
RGS Development BV
Netherlands
  New Sensor Technologies and Systems 
12:30Spansion
Realization of Batteryless Solutions with Spansion Energy Harvesting PMIC
Mr Wolf Fronauer, Industrial Marketing & Application Manager
Spansion
Germany
ISORG
Printed Optical Sensors : A Disruptive Technology for Industry 4.0 and Internet-Of-Things, Connected and Smart Objects, Innovative User Interfaces for Display and Consumer Products.
Mr Laurent Jamet, ISORG Co-Founder, Director Business Development
ISORG
France
University of Glasgow
SiGe Microfabricated Thermoelectric Materials, Devices and Generators
Prof Douglas Paul, Director of the James Watt Nanofabrication Centre
University of Glasgow
United Kingdom
12:55LunchLunchLunch
   Smart Glass
14:05Fraunhofer IIS
Maximizing Power Output of Energy Harvesting Systems with Optimized Power Management
Mr Henrik Zessin, Project Manager
Fraunhofer IIS
Germany
Joanneum Research
PyzoFlex® and the World of Human-Machine-Interfaces
Mr Gregor Scheipl, Scientist
Joanneum Research
Austria
Research Frontiers Incorporated
[KEYNOTE PRESENTATION] SPD-SmartGlass: It is Everywhere You Look
Mr Joseph Harary, CEO
Research Frontiers Incorporated
United States
14:30Microdul AG
The Advantages of Using an ASIC in Energy Harvesting
Dr Phil Poole, Director Semiconductors
Microdul AG
Switzerland
IDTechEx
New Applications and Opportunities for Printed Sensors
Dr Guillaume Chansin, Technology Analyst
IDTechEx
United Kingdom
Arup Deutschland GmbH
SolarLeaf - Energy Harvesting and Bio-Adaptive Shading
Dr Jan Wurm, Associate Director | Materials Consulting
Arup Deutschland GmbH
Germany
 New Technologies Enabling the Internet of Things  
14:55EPIC-Semiconductors
EPIC's Battery-Free SensingDecals and SmartLogos: IoT for the impossible!
Mr Wolfgang Richter,
EPIC-Semiconductors
Canada
PST Sensors
Printed Silicon Technology: Sensors and Other Applications
Prof David Britton, CTO
PST Sensors
South Africa
Argil Inc
Printed Electrochromic Film for Architectural and Automotive Applications
Dr Damoder Reddy, Founder & CEO
Argil Inc
United States
15:20Zoho Corp
Smartphone Innovation to Complement M2M
Mr Sudhakar S Marthi, Vice President Global Business Development
Zoho Corp
India
City University of Hong Kong
Printed Flash Memories and Sensors
Dr Roy Vellaisamy, Assistant Professor
City University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Scienstry
New Applications of 3G Switchable Film Face Huge Markets
Dr Jenson Wang, CEO
Scienstry
United States
 The Standards Dispute  
15:45NEC
Standards are Slow, but not Stupid - What you may Expect from the oneM2M Global Initiative on M2M Standardization
Dr Joerg Swetina,
NEC
Germany
University of the West of England
SIMS: A Smart Integrated Biosensor System
Prof Tony Killard, Professor of Biomedical Sciences
University of the West of England
United Kingdom
Gesimat
Switchable Sun Protection Glazing: Technologies, Construction And Performances
Dr Alexander Kraft, Authorised Officer
Gesimat
Germany
16:10BreakBreakBreak
  Printed Electronics Closing Keynotes 
16:40Undercurrent
Standards are Stupid: Why You Should Stop Waiting, and Just Ship Something
Mr Jordan Husney, Strategy Director
Undercurrent
United States
Imperial College London
Status of Semiconductor Development for Organic Solar Cells and Thin Film Transistors
Prof Iain McCulloch, Professor of Polymer Materials
Imperial College London
United Kingdom
Philips Research
Novel Concept for Smart Windows
Dr Kars-Michiel H Lenssen, Director /Principal Scientist
Philips Research
Netherlands
   The Future
17:05 Sunchon National University
Scalability of Roll-to-Roll (R2R) Gravure Printed TFT Backplane for Smart Wallpaper
Prof Gyoujin Cho, Professor
Sunchon National University
Korea
Robert Bosch GmbH
Autonomous Sensors
Dr Tjalf Pirk, Corporate Research
Robert Bosch GmbH
Germany
17:30 PARC, a Xerox company
From Printing Materials to Printing Hybrid Systems
Dr Janos Veres, Program Manager
PARC, a Xerox company
United States
IDTechEx
How Passive RFID is Enabling the Internet of Things
Mr Raghu Das, CEO
IDTechEx
United Kingdom
17:55Day 2 EndsDay 2 EndsDay 2 Ends
 
 

Tuesday April 01, 2014

IoT Systems & Platforms: How We Are Going To Make Money (16:45 - 18:00)

16:45 - 17:10 "Scaling the Internet of Things (IoT)"
• This talk focuses on IoT infrastructure challenges and the need for open standards and partner ecosystem
• Key requirements to build large-scale IoT systems as IPv6, access control, plug and play, distributed intelligence and contextual awareness will be discussed
• The presentation will feature as well an introduction to fog computing and the advantages of extending cloud computing and services to the edge of the network
 
17:10 - 17:35 "Driving the M2M business - New business opportunities through innovation and partnerships"
  • Enabling and orchestrating the M2M ecosystem
- Global Strategic Partnerships to develop the M2M market
- Innovative & flexible business models to create end-to-end solutions & value
- Increasing productivity & efficiency through secure & complete M2M solutions
 
17:35 - 18:00 "Enabling a Secure Connected World - Building Blocks for a Successful M2M Application"
1. Mega-Trends in M2M
2. Challenges in the world of all things connected
3. Future solution architectures in the Internet of Things
4. Ingredients for a secure Internet of Things
 
18:00 Day 1 Ends