Internet of Things and the City @ V2 Institute for Unstable Media

There is an increasing awareness that the developments in technology and media have created a hybrid environment which incorporates our architecture.

Lecture Internet of Things @ V2 Institute for Unstable Media, Rotterdam, 9 April 2015

V2_Lab for the Unstable Media is an interdisciplinary center for art and media technology in Rotterdam (the Netherlands). V2_ presents, produces, archives and publishes research at the interface of art, technology and society. Founded in 1981, V2_ offers a platform for artists, designers, scientists, researchers, theorists, and developers of software and hardware from various disciplines to discuss their work and share their findings. In V2_’s view, art and design play an essential role in the social embedding of technological developments. V2_ creates a context in which issues regarding the social impact of technology are explored through critical dialogue, artistic reflection and practice-oriented research.

Hybridnet

International Internet of Things Conference explores the concept of IoT and implications for people and society. 

Technology and data will merge with physical objects and structures in the city and alter our city experience. In all domains, whether healthcare, waste management, shopping, public transport or education and social life, IoT will influence our cities.

There is an increasing awareness that the developments in technology and media have created a hybrid environment which incorporates our architecture.

Program

Welcome

19.15–19.25  Leon van Geest

opening

19.25–19.30  Martin Pot

Lecture

19.35–20.00 Ben van Lier, Account Manager Governance at Centric: Developing the Industrial Internet of Things with a networking centric approach

20.00–20.15  Floris Schiferli, Superuse Studios, Rotterdam: Pulsapp, the exchange of data to limit/reduce waste of building materials

Discussion

20.15–20.30

Lecture

20.30–20.45  Elizabeth Sikiaridi and Frans Vogelaar, Hybrid Space Lab, Berlin: Metropolitan Solutions

20.45–21.00 Cristina Ampatzidou: Re-interpreting ‘Civic Participation’ in the context of planning processes

Discussion

21.00–21.15

Lectures

21.30–21.45 Nimish Biloria, Ass.Prof. at TU-Delft Hyperbody Lab: Metabody project”

21.45–22.00 Jan Belon, Afdeling Buitengewone Zaken, Rotterdam: Hidden Design, how to design for the IoT.

Debate

22.15 – 22.30 Nils Berndsen (D66), Cristina Ampatzidou and Floris Schiferli

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