Mobility IoT 2015

Monday (October 26, 2015) - Keynote & Technical Sessions

[08.30-09.00]

Registration

[09.00-10.30]

Keynote speeches

• Professor Milan Dado - Internet of Things as Advanced Technology to Support Mobility and Intelligent Transport
• Vice-president ZAP Jaroslav Holeček - Innovation as basic prerequisite of competitiveness of automotive industry in Slovakia
• Professor George Teodorescu - i-WALK a different approach to Urban Mobility

[10.30-11.00]

Coffee Break

[11.00-12.30]

• An IoT Approach for the Connected Vehicle

-Andrea Parodi, Massimo Maresca, Michele Provera, Pierpaolo Baglietto

• Mobile App for Public Transport: A Usability and User Experience Perspective

-Anaïs Luisa Habermann, Kai Kasugai, and Martina Ziefle

• A study on the detection of abnormal , behaviour and vulnerability analysis in beyond

-Taeeun Kim

[12.30-14.00]

Lunch

[14.00-15.00]

• Keynote speeches

• Professor Dušan Petráš – Smart Cities - Energy efficient and environmentally frendly housing
• Associate Professor Predrag K. Nikolic - Multimodal Interactions: Embedding New Meanings to Known Forms and Objects

[15.00-15.30]

Coffee Break

[15.30-16.00]

• Open platform within the Smart Health framework to support the development of Recreational Bike Path applications. Smart Bike Path in the context of the VAS Strategy in Colombia

-MónicaTrujillo Ramírez, Dario Correal Torres

• Heterogeneous Travel Information Exchange

-Markus C. Beutel, Sevket Gökay, Wolfgang Kluth, Karl-Heinz Krempels,  Christian Samsel, Christoph Terwelp, and Maximilian Wiederhold

[16.15-17.30]

Invited speeches

• Smart Infrastructure in Bratislava

-Július Golej, Miroslav Pánik, Andrej Adamuščin 

• Internet of Things as Advanced Technology to Support, Mobility and Intelligent Transport

-Milan Dado, Aleš Janota, Juraj Špálek, Peter Holečko, Rastislav Pirník, and Karl E. Ambrosch 

• The Causal Link between Land Grabbing and its Implications

-Daniela Špirková, Dagmar Cagáňová, Manan Bawa

• Economic aspects of land grabbing in the connection with development projects

-Daniela Špirková, Dagmar Cagáňová, Manan Bawa

• Could Smart Economy Benefit from Knowledge-Based Economy

-Marcel Ševela

• Mobility of 65 + Society - Needs and Expectations of Third Age University Students

-Janusz Grabara, Sebastian Kot, Katarzyna Grondys

• The Use of E-communication in Promoting Selected Religious, Cultural and Historical Monuments in Prešov in the East of Slovakia

-Sebastian Kot, Martina Ferencová, Beata Ślusarczyk, Veronika Mišenčíková

• The International New Ventures: Applicability of the Theory on the Slovak Innovative Start-Ups

-Sonia Ferencikova sr., Sonia Ferencikova jr.

IOT360

Tuesday (October 27, 2015) - IoT360 Summit

[08.30-09.00]

Registration

[09.00-10.30]

Keynote Speakers

• Francesco Profumo
• Gabi Zodik
• Mischa Dohler

[10.30-11.00]

Coffee Break

[11.00-12.30]

National IoT Initiatives in Europe

Overview national initiatives focusing on funding IoT related projects

• Hamid Falaki
• Fabio Bellifemine
• Antonio Nicita
• MAURIZIO DÈCINA

[12.30-13.30]

Lunch

[13.30-14.30]

Perspectives on IoT

Industry players and their approach to IoT

• Gabi Zodik
• Stefan Bungart

[14.30-15.30]

IOT & FUTURE CITIES

Experts from cities, utilities, manufacturing, transport and other infrastructure providers will share what they successfully implemented and what plans they have for further optimizations.

• Afonso Ferreira
• Sarah Campbell
• Michael Mulquin
• Jonathan Steel

[15.30-16.00]

Coffee Break

[16.00-17.30]

PRIVACY AND SAFETY

Legal issues accruing from use of IoT, inform about existing and "future" legislation.

• Raffaele Giaffreda
• Francesca Bria
• Giulio Coraggio
• Mischa Dohler

 [17.30-18.30]

STANDARDISATION IN IOT

Too many standards for IoT?

• Andrew Watson
• Marco Carugi
• Raffaele Giaffreda