Inspiring Keynote Speakers
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Ger Baron Ger was responsible for starting up the Amsterdam ICT-cluster and initiated several projects in public-private partnership. Amongst this projects are several that are about developing Smart Cities, including Open Data. |
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Dr. Andrew Eliasz Applying “Smart City” Technologies to Assist those with Disabilities Can we do better than “public relations” , “good intentions” and “political gestures
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Xi She Urban farming
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Peter-Paul Koch | PPK Web technologies for Smart environments |
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Robert Kleinfeld Citizen’s involvement – Padgets project |
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Louay Bassbouss Citizen reporting platform - FixMyCity
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Nigel Rix Real time services for Smart cities: Challenges and opportunities
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Dr. Nick Allott UbiApps: Experiences in launching Internet of Things Deployments based on the webinos architecture |
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Asdrúbal Pichardo Smart parking – Streetline |
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Yuri van Geest What will be the impact of Singularity and Exponential Technologies on the Smart Cities of the future and what are relevant case studies in this respect? |
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Thomas Carlile & Manuela de Laborde Participative, Collaborative art
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Lee Omar The "Connected Liverpool" Model: Generating buy in from key stakeholders
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Dr. Chitra Balakrishna Technology enablers for the Smart-Service Breeding |
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Lis Lugo Colls Smart Recycling |
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Gregor Abbas
Waag Society, institute for art, science and technology, develops creative technology for social innovation. |