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SUMMARY:IoT Week 2019
DESCRIPTION:OASC will be co-organising a two-day workshop on “IoT to support Smart Cities & Communities”.  \nPlease register here. \n  \nIoT Week \nIoT Week is an annual event organized by the IoT Forum since 2011. The IoT Week conference gathers industry and academia representatives from around the world. So far editions of the IoT Week were held\, respectively\, in Barcelona\, Venice\, Helsinki\, London\, Lisbon\, Belgrade\, Geneva and Bilbao.\nThe last edition attracted about 850 participants specialized in the IoT domain\, including research centres\, research projects\, large industries\, SMEs\, developers\, standards development organizations and policymakers\, including the European Commission. \nIoT Forum \nThe IoT Forum (Internet of Things International Forum) is a fully independent member-driven organization which aims at: \n\nPromoting international dialogue and cooperation on the Internet of Things;\nOrganizing events and conferences\, such as the IoT Week;\nDeveloping activities and synergies with and among its members.\n\nIt supports the development of a worldwide Internet of Things community\, by promoting international dialogue and cooperation between relevant stakeholders from research\, industry\, and public administrations. \n 
URL:https://oascities.org/event/iot-week-2019/
LOCATION:Musikhuset\, Thomas Jensens Allé 2\, Aarhus\, 8000\, Denmark
CATEGORIES:Conference,Exhibition
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SUMMARY:Service Design for the Post-anthropocentric City
DESCRIPTION:“Ubiquitous computing\, mobile devices\, and big data come together to give rise to a new urban paradigm being celebrated by many technology corporations and municipalities alike: the smart city.” \n\n\n\nThe smart city agenda is only now starting to slowly move beyond the technology and data hype and come to terms with issues of housing affordability\, digital inclusion\, social justice. \nWith society’s current limited perspective that centres around humans\, we risk to forget how we are entangled with and connected to other living beings\, the environment\, and the wider ecosystem that keeps us alive. Can we reconceptualise the smart city as a place where people and place meet to make a net positive contribution to the world?” (Marcus Foth – Connected Urbanism and Cohabitation in the Smart City) \nAs governments and big tech companies are going to spends tons of money on amazing technology like IOT\, AR\, VR\, AI\, etc. to power up cities in order to make it an artificial organism that crunch data and take actions\, it’s easy to forget or to keep humans outside of the pictures. In this scenario\, it would be easy to quickly resort to human-centered designas a way to put people’s need back at the center as opposed to the servant technology. \nBut when it comes to city there’s so much more to take into account than the relationship between people and technology as cities exists on a wider and more complex scale and a broader ecosystem has to be taken into account. \nFor the first time\, Service Design Drinks Milan will host a visiting professor from the other side of the world: Marcus Foth\, professor of Urban Informatics at Queensland University of Technology of Brisbane will present his speech about Connected Urbanism and Cohabitation in the Smart City\, supported by Stefano Maffei\, full professor from School of Design of Politecnico di Milano and director of Polifactory. \nThe event will be held in English. Space is limited so to make sure to have a seat please arrive according to time. \n\nPlease register here. \n\n 
URL:https://oascities.org/event/service-design-for-the-post-anthropocentric-city/
LOCATION:BASE Milano\, 34 Via Bergognone\, Milano\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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