SANTA CLARA, CA--(Marketwired - Jan 5, 2016) - IoT Summit today announced its 2016 program consisting of talks by experts covering key areas related to the Internet of Things (IoT) technology, market, design, service, and application.
The 5th IoT Summit is a forum to present, highlight and discuss the latest products, applications, development, and business opportunities in IoT. The market for IoT, sensors, wearables, cloud, and related technologies is expanding at a phenomenal rate. The conference brings together researchers, developers, and practitioners from diverse fields including scientists and engineers, research institutes, and industry.
IoT Summit convenes Thursday, March 17th, through Friday, March 18th, 2016 at Santa Clara Convention Center, Santa Clara, CA. To learn more and register, please visit www.IoT-Summit.org.
*Presentation:
Making Sense of Smart Sensors: Not as Easy as it Looks! (KEYNOTE)
Brian Clark, Objectivity
Smart Sensors for Smart Me: The Crown of IOT
Jay Esfandyari, STMicroelectronics
Impact of CMOS Imagers in the IoT World
Radhika Arora, ON Semiconductor
From Connected Devices to Connected Value Chain - How IoT Enables Agile Collaboration and New Revenue Models (KEYNOTE)
Kirk Krappe, Apttus
From Car to Hub: Driving IoT Innovation with the Connected Vehicle
Mark Thomas, Jasper
A Gateway to IoT - Connecting the Unconnected
David Smith, MultiTech Systems
Technology Ingredients for IoT: Got Memory? (KEYNOTE)
Amit Gattani, Micron
Security Approaches to Address Today's Hyper-Connected IoT World (KEYNOTE)
Paul Pickle, Microsemi Corporation
Who Will Step Up To Secure The Internet Of Things?
John Dixon, Freescale Semiconductor
IoT security
May Wang, ZingBox
Securing IoT Devices Without Killing Organic Open Innovation
Philip Strong, ZYMBIT
Beyond the Industrial Internet - Using the Digital Thread for Contextual Insight
Jennifer Bennett, GE Digital
Designing for the Internet of Humans: Three Hurdles For Successful Connected Devices
John Feland, Argus Insights
Pushing the Envelope in Form and Functionality of Wearables
Piyush Sevalia, SiTime
Enabling Technologies and Market Trends for IoT
Rozalia Beica, Yole Development
Investing in IoT
David Wu, Maveron
IoT Business Opportunity and Disruption
Asanka Abeysinghe, WSO2
IoT-Driven Analytics for Smart Homes
Marilyn Wolf, Georgia Institute of Technology
Data Analytics for the Industrial IoT - The Different Type of the Data Science
Dimitry Gorinevsky, Stanford University
Challenges of IoT and Big Data
Vijay Gadepally, MIT
A (Smart) House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand
Adam Justice, Grid Connect
When IOT Doesn't Make Sense: Product Design Insights
Derek Peterson, Intelligent Product Solutions
Building the IoT's Infrastructure: Fog Computing and Network Gateway Intelligence
Shirish Nilekar, Opengear
Overcoming IoT Device Development Challenges
Venkat Mattela, Redpine Signals
The Internet of Things is Here. Is your Datacenter Ready?
James Malachowski, NodePrime
Succeeding in IoT Using UX Research Throughout the Dev Lifecyle
Michael Mace, User Testing
For information and registration see http://www.IoT-Summit.org
*Please note the list of speakers and program is subject to changes.
Registration
Space is limited so register online now:
http://www.IoT-Summit.org/English/Conference/Registration.html
Registration fee includes the permission to attend all technical sessions, panel discussion, as well as lunch and coffee/tea breaks.
Sponsorship & Exhibit
A limited number of sponsored keynote speeches and panelist are available. See
http://www.IoT-Summit.org/English/For_Sponsors/Sponsor_Opportunities.html
and
http://www. IoT-Summit.org/English/For_Sponsors/Exhibitor_Opportunities.html
All trademarks and tradenames are the property of their respective owners.
Contact Information:
Editorial Contact:
Lana Dunn