Highlights
Co-Located Events
Internet of Things USA is co-located with the following relevant events. Each of the events are full two-day executive conferences, co-located with a common tradeshow. We co-locate these events because there is strong overlap across these topics, exposing you to the full relevant supply chains and customer and supplier bases, saving you time and money from attending separate events.
Attendees to any conference will have access to all the co-located conference tracks and the combined tradeshow.
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Ubiquitous connected things will require a multitude of energy harvesting solutions to extend their operational lifetime into near perpetuum, turning them into self-sustained fit-and-forget solutions embedded into the fabric of our lives. The uptake of energy harvesting will also help save on the cost of installing, changing and recycling billions or even trillions of coin cell batteries. |
Going from the Internet of People to the Internet of Things and on the way transition from billion to trillion units of electronics will require an order of magnitude reduction in production cost, greatly stretching the economics of existing methods. Printed electronics is positioned as an enabling technology that makes this cost reduction possible across many electronic elements/devices. |
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Distributed connected things will require a miniaturized power source with a long life time. Energy harvesting and supercapacitors will both form part of the solutions of the future. The former can scavenge energy from its ambient environment while the latter can better manage power demands, thereby substantially increasing battery lifetime. |
Wearable technology devices will be connected, joining the growing family of connected devices sharing data as part of the an emerging global cloud system. IoT looks at this emerging system for IP-connected devices. |
