December, 2017
www.us-
tech.com The Future of Smart Cities at CES
Arlington, VA — Cities of the near future are expected to be deeply con- nected ecosystems, making use of such technologies as 5G connectivity. “Smart Cities” at CES 2018 will show- case a dedicated exhibit area and a multi-day conference program. Pre sented by the Consumer Tech -
nology Association (CTA) and Deloitte, programs will include representatives from Bosch, Ford, Nissan, Qualcomm, and others. Presentations will high- light what is next for smart cities in the areas of transportation, energy management, public safety, health care, data analytics and security, arti- ficial intelligence (AI), and gover- nance. CES 2018 is to be held from January 9-12, 2018, at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. “With global spending on smart
cities projected to reach $34.35 billion by 2020, we are excited to announce this dedicated program at CES as the perfect opportunity for companies operating in the smart city space to get together and discuss the future,” said Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CTA. “Deloitte has been a tremendous collaborator as we look at how the rapid growth we are seeing in this area will influence policies, trans-
WNIE and Feabhas Partner for WNIE Live
Hindhead, Surrey, UK —The What’s New in Electronics (WNIE) Live team has partnered with Feabhas to develop the Embedded Live event within WNIE Live. WNIE Live is to be held from September 25-26, 2018, at the NEC in Birmingham, England. WNIE Live will be co-locat- ed with EMC UK, Sensors & Instrumentation, Micro Nano MEMS, PPMA, and TCT Show. Embedded Live will showcase
leading companies within the embedded sector through technical workshop content, covering up to four high-level sessions and an exhibition. This event will allow both visitors and exhibitors to net- work with key contacts and strengthen business relationships within this market sector and pro- vide a platform for embedded devel- opers.
Embedded software training
and consultancy company Feabhas, which improves the embedded soft- ware development skills within many electronics companies, is an ideal major partner for this event. “We are looking forward to
working with WNIE to create an exciting and informative event for developers, engineers and man- agers in the embedded sector,” said Jo Cooling, director of Feabhas. “Over the two-day show, there
should be something for everyone.” Contact: WNIE, Ltd., The
Annexe at The Cottage, Hazel Grove, Hindhead, GU26 6BJ, Surrey, U.K. % +44-0-1428-609-382 E-mail:
claire@wnie.co.uk Web:
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portation, cities, towns, our industry, and the planet.” Deloitte has been promoting the
dialogue between governments, busi- nesses, non-profits, community groups, universities, and hospitals, all focused on creating smarter cities. With an emphasis on quality of life, economic competitiveness and sustainability, the “Smart Cities” conference track will offer participants a full two days of programming. “We are witnessing cities world-
wide exploring the opportunities that smart city initiatives can create for the public and private sectors, and for the people that live in increasing-
ly connected urban corridors,” said John Skowron, principal, Deloitte Consulting, LLP. “Across North Amer ica, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East, city planners, entrepre- neurs and business leaders are work- ing in collaboration to make smart cities a reality. We are looking for- ward to working with CTA and bringing these examples to the CES 2018 Smart Cities stage.” CTA is also partnering with
FirstNet to discuss public safety in smart cities. FirstNet’s “Transforming the Future of Public Safety Commu - nication” conference track will exam- ine how smart cities may impact pub-
lic safety and how innovators can leverage sensor networks, human intelligence, and data and technology tools to create and share actionable life-saving information. Sessions include “Paving the Way for Con - nected Emergency Vehicles,” “Smart Buildings,” “Smart Homes,” “Smarter Emergency Response,” and “Consu - mer IoT Changing the Game for
Emergency Responders.” Contact: Consumer Technology
Association, 1919 Eads Street, Arlington, VA 22202 % 866-233-7968 E-mail:
cesreg@cta.tech Web:
www.ces.tech r
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