The Internet of Things Forum (IoT Forum) takes place every year as the leading format for the Internet of Things in the industrial environment in Austria. Thematic issues include the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), digital production and smart logistics. The 11st IoT Forum 2023 is scheduled for 23 November at the Gironcoli Kristall, an art and event location in Vienna Donaustadt. Participation in the Annual Forum on the Internet of Things is possible for both service providers and users. The main target audience for this event are economic operators, innovation leaders, managers, academics and researchers. Keynotes, practical impulses and parallel programmes will be provided on the thematic priorities, in particular on the possibilities for using IoT and the potential in industrial manufacturing. Speakers are representatives of well-known companies and research institutions in the industrial environment. There is scope for networking and exchange on technology developments, application fields and business models between the programme points.If you register before 30 August 2023, a discount to the regular price will be applied. Find more information on the event programme and register now.You may also be interested inGuide23 July 2024What is the Internet of Things? If you use a smart thermostat or wear a fitness tracker – you are part of the Internet of Things (IoT). McKinsey defines IoT as “physical objects embedded with sensors and actuators that communicate with computing systems via wired or wireless... Additional informationIndustry - field of education and trainingGeneric programmes and qualifications not further definedTarget audienceDigital skills for the labour force.Digital skills for ICT professionals and other digital experts.Digital skills in education.Digital skills for allGeographic scope - CountryAustriaGermanyShow lessTarget languageGermanGeographical sphereNational initiativeWebsite linkIoT Forum 2023Log in to comment
Guide23 July 2024What is the Internet of Things? If you use a smart thermostat or wear a fitness tracker – you are part of the Internet of Things (IoT). McKinsey defines IoT as “physical objects embedded with sensors and actuators that communicate with computing systems via wired or wireless...
