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Internet of Things and WSN USA 2013

Today, cellular phones are linearly connecting people to other people and devices. Machine to machine automation with wireless sensors is being deployed but usually in islands of disparate systems. The evolution of these - the next huge opportunity - is the Internet of Things, which will both attempt to connect these existing systems and then augment that by connecting more things, thanks to wireless sensor networks (WSN) and other technologies. Data will then travel less linearly - things on the 'edge' form mesh networks and can make their own automated decisions, meanwhile the new big data 'cloud' automatically transports your preferences with you as you move, so any environment you are in is tailored to your needs without the need for you to do anything.

But where and how, in the scale of hype to reality, can the Internet of Things profit suppliers and users today? What are the pragmatic steps needed to enable the Internet of Things and widespread deployment of wireless sensor networks that are feasible and based on an ROI and not the hope someone else will pay for this?

Companies presenting include:

     

The Pragmatic Internet of Things and WSN Event

This IDTechEx event addresses the opportunity for the Internet of Things. It does not cover hype and unrealistic dreams but addresses the business models, case studies, actions, profitability and missing gaps. It covers case studies within key market verticals and appraises the new enabling technologies coming onstream. It will help you assess your business strategy and timing, the technical, consumer and governmental challenges, new business models and opportunities.

Hosted by IDTechEx, a 14 year old market research firm on the topic, this event offers a platform to gain insight, informed analysis and to meet new partners through the conference, tradeshow, masterclasses and networking sessions.

Progress with Enabling
Technologies and Services

State of the art progress in hardware platforms

  • Mesh wireless sensors technology and case studies
  • Real time locating systems (RTLS) assessed: WiFi, UWB, ultrasound
  • Indoor Positioning Systems
  • Passive RFID and passive RFID sensors
  • Indoor Positioning Systems IPS
  • Ultra low power electronics
  • Energy storage for the internet of things
  • Energy harvesting
  • Printed and ubiquitous electronics

Big data

  • Software, standards
  • Government role and privacy

Solutions and systems integration

  • Fusing wireless systems
  • Integrators experience
  • Networking and system architectures, scaling, implementation challenges

The impartial analyst view

Breaking the topic into identifiable markets and assessing their size

The Business of the Internet
of Things

Presentations from Buyers of the
Internet of Things by market vertical

  • Consumer services and smart homes
  • Automotive and transit
  • Health care
  • Smart Energy: smart meters and grids
  • Logistics, supply chain
  • Oil, gas, manufacturing and industrial

Mapping the Internet of Things

Presenters from telecoms, consumer electronics companies, consumer service companies, software companies, system integrators and embedded intelligence providers will present how the internet of things is coming together, with assessment of revenue streams, profitability, unmet needs, standardization and new research.