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Session Abstract The rich, multi-modality data collected across wearables and IoT combined with advanced AI data analytics provide rich insights about cognitive and emotional response of…
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2017
Quantum computing studies theoretical computation systems that make direct use of quantum-mechanical phenomena, such as superposition and entanglement, to perform operations on data. Quantum computers are…
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2017
IoT Slam Live 2017 Session Abstract: The automobile industry is undergoing a digital transformation that is powered by Internet of Things (IoT) and other digital technologies…
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2017
IoT Slam Live 2017 Session Abstract: In this futurecasting session Scott Amyx explores strategic opportunities from quantum computing and how it can give IoT a leap…
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2017
Before we address how quantum computing might help solve some of the challenges plaguing IoT, it’s important to have a basic understanding of the fundamentals of…
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IoT Slam Live 2017 Session Abstract: How do you turn disruption Into innovation? In PwC’s Annual Global CEO Survey, 62% expressed concern about the impact of…
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IoT Slam Live 2017 Session Abstract: In this session, we will look at how to build intelligent connected products using a generic Enterprise IoT stack. We…
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IoT Slam Live 2017 Session Abstract: IoT Security is now a major concern when designing new connected devices. It has evolved from a low priority issue,…
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IoT Slam Live 2017 Session Abstract: One of the biggest problems with the Internet of Things sheer number of incompatible ecosystems. A developer can create a…
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IoT Slam Live 2017 Session Abstract: Because a greater proportion of our healthcare expense is coming out-of-pocket, healthcare reform challenges consumers to become more actively engaged…
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