IOT WEEK 2022 - GLOBAL VISION: IoT TODAY AND BEYOND
June 20 @ 8:00 am - June 23 @ 5:00 pm
The 11th edition of the IoT Week conference, a global annual event dedicated to IoT, will take place in Dublin (Ireland) from June 20th to 23rd, 2022. IoT Week is the most important annual event organized by the IoT Forum since 2011. The last edition, due to the pandemic, was organized as a special online event. Being online, this … Continue reading "IoT Showcase – Transport"
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Navigating The Rising Tide
June 22 @ 1:00 pm
Climate change remains one of the toughest political issues we, as a society, face. Tune in to hear industry experts discuss the threat of sea level rise and its impact on the insurance and banking sectors, and how location-enabled technology might be a solution.
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IoT Waikato June Meetup
June 28 @ 5:30 pm
This event provides an opportunity to get together to share and find out what is happening in the IoT, Smart Cities and Industry 4.0 space around the Waikato, NZ, and globally, including opportunities and challenges.
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IoT and Location Technology Supporting Mental Health
August 17 @ 1:00 pm
Join LocationTech and Stigma Statistics to learn about groundbreaking technology in suicide prevention.
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Web3 For a Better Future
October 5 @ 7:00 pm
There’s been a lot of hooha about Web3 lately. But what is it really and why should we be paying attention?
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Hope Upstream: Pursuing Prevention
October 14 @ 8:00 am - October 16 @ 5:00 pm
There were 607 suicides in New Zealand last year in addition to 40x more suicide attempts. Suicide devastatingly impacts approximately 135 people per death. We need to do more to stop the pain and suffering of suicide.
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Electrification: The Next Step in Supply Chain Optimisation
October 31 @ 1:00 pm
Building a strong supply chain is essential for business success. But when it comes to improving their supply chain logistics, how many companies pivot their strategies to cope with new challenges?
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Connecting NZ’s Airborne Agritech
November 30 @ 1:00 pm
If your work sees you combine agriculture and drones, satellites or aircraft then join us to meet other like-minded agri-aviators.
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NZ’s Airborne Agritech Tour
November 30 @ 2:30 pm
Following on from the Callaghan Innovation seminar, the Fieldays tour will introduce you to industry groups that will articulate problems that remote sensing technologies may be perfectly positioned to solve.
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The 11th edition of the IoT Week conference, a global annual event dedicated to IoT, will take place in Dublin (Ireland) from June 20th to 23rd, 2022. IoT Week is the most important annual event organized by the IoT Forum since 2011. The last edition, due to
Climate change remains one of the toughest political issues we, as a society, face. Tune in to hear industry experts discuss the threat of sea level rise and its impact on the insurance and banking sectors, and how location-enabled technology might be a solution.
This event provides an opportunity to get together to share and find out what is happening in the IoT, Smart Cities and Industry 4.0 space around the Waikato, NZ, and globally, including opportunities and challenges.
Join LocationTech and Stigma Statistics to learn about groundbreaking technology in suicide prevention.
There’s been a lot of hooha about Web3 lately. But what is it really and why should we be paying attention?
There were 607 suicides in New Zealand last year in addition to 40x more suicide attempts. Suicide devastatingly impacts approximately 135 people per death. We need to do more to stop the pain and suffering of suicide.
Building a strong supply chain is essential for business success. But when it comes to improving their supply chain logistics, how many companies pivot their strategies to cope with new challenges?
If your work sees you combine agriculture and drones, satellites or aircraft then join us to meet other like-minded agri-aviators.
Following on from the Callaghan Innovation seminar, the Fieldays tour will introduce you to industry groups that will articulate problems that remote sensing technologies may be perfectly positioned to solve.