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MCD's blogExclusive contents about digital arts and electronic musics, written by a team of professional journalists in partnership with Digitalarti. Additional info on MCD Website, www.myspace.com/digitalmcd and facebook MCD. In English, en français ARE YOU READY FOR THE INTERNET OF THINGS?
On Friday 4, during the whole day, iMAL is hosting an exceptional seminar organised by Council and Tinker.it with leading experts, designers and artists such as Usman Haque, Nicolas Nova, Rafi Haladjian (Violet), Timo Arnall, Gérald Santucci (Head Unit RFID, EC), Christian Nold, Rob van Kranenbourg, Tinker.it, Philips Design,... The workshop is full with more than 100 participants registered from all over Europe. However you can still assist to its Public Evening! The Public Evening Program will start at 20:00 with lectures, keynotes, interviews, short presentations of workshop results by workshopleaders. Speakers include Liam Bannon, Rob van Kranenburg, Christian Nold, Ben Schouten, Karim Amrani on Augmented Gaming, Karmen Franinovic, Slava Kozlov on "New mindsets and personal/psychological skills we need to develop for the Internet of Things", Jo Caudron, Melanie Rieback, Sheldon Renan on "Why Everything Wants To Be Connected: Enabling Unintended Conversations and Unintended Communities." If you can not be in Brussels this Friday night, just connect to our streaming video on http://www.ustream.tv/channel/iMAL_live More on www.theinternetofthings.eu 30.11.2009 | MCD's blog Cat. : conference Conferences & Workshops imal Internet things workshop
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04 DEC 09, 20:00 @ iMAL
This exceptional event,
This exceptional event, nicely hosted by iMAL and organised by Council and Tinker.it, was a great success. First, because it took place, thus heralding the "Internet of Things" as one of the major technological and societal challenges of our time. Second, because it brought together stakeholders from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, including industry, designers, artists, thinkers, regulators, etc., to form a new community of people committed and dedicated to exchanging and sharing their Internet of Things visions and experiences. Third, because the 7 workshops were a pure exercise of freedom where participants could invent a new form of dialogue, combining synergetic intelligence and modern software, to suggest visions and scenarios for the Internet of Things. Bravo!
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