IoT Week 2023
IOT WEEK
BRAVE NEW DIGITAL WORLD: INNOVATE. SCALE UP. IMPACT.
IoT Week is a one-of-a-kind 4-day conference where leaders from the worlds of business, tech and science shed light on the future of technology and its impact on business and life.
IoT Week continues to explore the latest digital technologies and trends shaping societies and businesses toward the creation of sustainable, data-driven global economies. The conference will host industry and academic experts from around the world to share best practice examples and jointly explore challenges and barriers that the research and innovation ecosystem has to address on the path toward the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
The IoT Week Programme is built on the following 3 commitments in creating an inclusive programme:
- Promoting Innovative Visions and sustainable Technologies
- Enticing Technology Transfer from Research to Market
- Commitment to Diversity with Balanced Voices
Thematic
Areas
The IoT Week gathers every year over 1000 thought leaders from the worlds of research, industry, business, tech, and science. Over the last 12 edition this conference became the key event for Eureopean research and innovation projects in IoT. In a large set of various sessions complemented by a startup programme, the IoT Week sheds light on the future of technology and its impact on business and life.
The IoT Week will focus on the following missions and challenges:
MISSION
M1
PLANET & ENVIRONMENT
Economy within planetary boundaries
Smart solutions to preserve our scares natural resources and ensure humanities future livelihood.
MISSION SCOPE
Smart sustainable economy
The first mission highlights IoT’s cutting-edge approaches towards sustainable, climate-friendly and resource-efficient supply chains. The IoT Week will present many solutions and strategies to transform sectors like agrifood, manufacturing or mobility to meet our crucial European GreenDeal goals. The aim of this mission is to accelerate the shift towards a climate-resilient future.
MISSION TOPICS
Discover & discuss with us
The IoT Week will present you a wide range of IoT solutions for the sustainable transformation across sectors like enery, agrifood, mobility and industrial production. Learn about CO2 cerficates, biodiversity monitoring and discover new approaches like cellular meet, precision farming or waste management.
GET INVOLVED
Share your topic
If you have a topic that fits the mission “Planet & Environment” of the IoT Week, please apply here for a programme spot.
CHALLENGE
M1C1
ENERGY & RESOURCES
Climate-friendly production
IoT is a major enabler for the transition of our industry from fossil fuels to regernative energy sources.
Green Energy Supply
Next stop – 100% green energy
The transition to renewable energy requires a smart decentral grid of prodcution, storage, transmission and consumption and a fair energy market.
Low Impact Resources
Smart shoes with smaller footprints
All products in our economy need to reduce their individual footprint by alternative production techniques, innovative materials or longer life cycles.
Circular consumption by design
Round ‘n Round it goes
Full resource circularity requires a smart logistics network. IoT enables modern reusable packaging and production monitoring to achieve zero waste.
CHALLENGE
M1C2
NEW DATA ECONOMY
Good climate, bad habits and the data
IoT monitors environmental impacts, helps identifying good products and climate friendly practices.
Smart regenerative agriculture
Healthy soil, rich biodiversity, good food
Data is crucial to allocate agricultural subsidies based on environmental and social impact and guide consumers towards low impact food products.
Labels and CO² certificates
Let’s feed the good wolf
IoT can rebuild trust in labels and support the CO² certificate market by digital auditing and monitoring. This requires standard procdures and data models.
Responsible supply chains
Green products rather then green washing
It is time for more transparancy and informed purchase decisions. IoT data can help corporates taking responsibility for the impact of their suppliers.
CHALLENGE
M1C3
WORLD OF FUTURE TECH
Come and visit Tomorrowland
IoT is at the forefront of many great technologies with the potential to revolutionise our world.
Cellularly cultivated food
Cyberfarmers harm no animal anymore
Nothing less then a revolution is on its way in the production of animal products. Future food comes from bioreactors without farming animals and the pollution.
The Blue Economy
10 years, 100 innovations, 100 million jobs
Learn about open-source scientific solutions based upon physical processes common in the natural world to tackle humanities disparate environmental problems.
MISSION
M2
HUMAN & SOCIETY
future-proof digital communities
Digital tools for smart, socially just, and inclusive communities and a future prove digital democracy.
MISSION SCOPE
Free digital society
The IoT Week sets one of its spotlights on the digital and sustainable transformation of our democratic and free societies. Smart solutions connected to the Internet of Things are key enablers and drivers the global shift towards more sustainability, efficiency, transparency and fairness across many sectors.
MISSION TOPICS
Discover & discuss with us
Learn at the IoT Week about various IoT solutions ranging from decentralised supply of renewable energy and modern connected factories over sustainable agrifood and smart waste management to open news and voting platforms for digital democracies.
GET INVOLVED
Share your topic
If you have a topic that fits the mission “Human & Society” of the IoT Week, please apply here for a programme spot.
CHALLENGE
M2C1
ENERGY & RESOURCES
Join the circular society
IoT enables complex circular resource flows and decentraliced green energy production.
Households in a decentral grid
Power of the home
Our homes and cars become integral parts of a decentralised energy grid playing curical roles such as storage or power production.
Fair Resource Allocation
A bit of cake for everyone
The transition of global supply chains towards more sustainability and fairness requires data exchange and transparancy for a smarter resource allocation.
Citizen briefing and participation
Future can only be built together
Citizens need transparent and trustful information for sustainable purchase and investment decision. IoT can help to guide and involve citizens better.
CHALLENGE
M2C2
NEW DATA ECONOMY
Follow the white rabbit
IoT provides incredible amounts of data that waits to be turned into insights, decision and discoveries.
Open data for shared mobility
Let’s go places
Future mobility is always at your fingertips, but mostly out of sight. Various partly autonomous vehicles on ground, water and in the air need IoT.
Democracy of Digital Personas
With great data comes great responsibility
IoT and big data blurs the line between privacy and public interest. It empowers each individual, but calls for a re-adjustment of our democratic discourse.
Industrial Data Spaces
Sovereign system of data sharing
IoT automation relies on exchange of data across supply chains and the connection of digital twins. Data spaces allow the secure and open flow of data.
CHALLENGE
M2C3
WORLD OF FUTURE TECH
Come and visit Tomorrowland
IoT is at the forefront of many great technologies with the potential to revolutionise our world.
Post-quantum data security
Secrets discovered at lightspeed
IoT is relying on secure dataflows enabled by encryption, but it is just a matter of time when current standards become useless.
Cybernetic IoT and smart health
Bionic prosthesis are the new superpowers
The sensors are already heading under our skin giving sight to the blind, mobility to the disabled and soon offer us enhancements that will tempt all of us.
Smart mobility and robotics
Dorothy’s ruby slippers for everyone
IoT brought mobility very close to fullfilling finally humanities decades old vision of flying cars in the future. It is about time.
INNOVATION WORLD CUP
FUTURE TECHPRENEURS
Connect with IoT startups and scaleups
Join the Innovation World Cup® pitch sessions with outstanding techpreneurs and present your own corporate challenges in a reverse pitch.
STARTUP TOPIC 1
Industrial IoT, Energy, Mobility
Top startups for smart industrial transformation
The IIoT is a key digital transformation milestone for manufacturing companies. Meet outstanding techpreneurs presenting new solutions for the intelligent and secure networking of machines and processes, greentech and new energy and mobility concepts.
STARTUP TOPIC 2
Future medtech & consumer IoT
Top startups for health and consumer IoT
Mobile health solutions and the Internet of medical things will pave the way for alternative care models. Meet great techpreneurs and their medtech, AI, robotic or wearable solutions. Further solutions for consumer IoT will also be presented (e.g. sports and lifestyle, smart home).
GET INVOLVED
Pitch your Corporate Challenge
Corporates meet techpreneurs
Companies have the chance to present their open innovation projects and corporate challenges to create visibility and new ideas customized to their requirements. The challenges will also be communicated through IoTWeek and Innovation World Cup’s ecosystems.
Co-located events
Global IoT Summit and the AIOTI general assembly will be held during the IoT Week conference along with it’s main tracks presentations and activities.
Our Speakers
We are pleased to welcome some of the world-class IoT experts to the list of IoT Week 2023 speakers again. The last edition brought together more than 160 speakers from the worlds of research, industry, business, tech and science!
Latest news and activities
Global IoT Summit (GIoTS) originally collocated with IoT Week has been postponed....
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IoT Week 2023 starts in
Venue
Kosmos was once one of Berlin’s most prestigious cinemas that turned into a very versatile and one of the best equipped and conference and event locations in the centre of Berlin. In 10 highly adaptable rooms, the Kosmos hosts a variety of events including conferences, trade fairs, parties, fashion events, tv productions, press conferences and product presentations.
In 1961 the KOSMOS was built as the technically most advanced cinema of Berlin and became known both in Berlin and beyond. Through the years the listed building was repeatedly and extensively restored and was later further developed by the KOSMOS KG.
The location is located directly at one of Berlin’s most historical streets, the Karl Marx Alley, a monumental socialist boulevard built by the GDR between 1952 and 1960 in Berlin Friedrichshain and Mitte. It is directly next to the metro station Weberwiese and many touristic attractions like the East Side Gallery or the Alexander Platz are close by.
Kosmos offers a variety of rooms of which the main hall and 2 events halls are used for the IoT Week and a furthers hall for the Global IoT Summit GIoTS.