Profile Schréder is the leading independent outdoor lighting provider in the world with a century-long tradition of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit. We are pushing the limits of our business today to integrate the smart cities space. Our ambition is to bring meaningful moments to people in public spaces at day or at night and we
Speaker: Luc Van den hove, President and CEO Luc Van den hove was till June 30, 2009 executive vice president and chief operating officer at imec (Leuven, Belgium). He became chief executive officer (CEO) on July 1, 2009. He joined imec in 1984, starting his research career in the field of silicide and interconnect technologies.
Speaker: Wim Van Thillo, Program Director Perceptive Systems Company/ Institute: imec Event: 20th work meeting Date: 8 December 2015 Abstract: Imec develops a millimeter-wave radar module, capable of detecting the position, direction and relative speed of objects in its environment. We discuss the underlying technology, and present a diverse range of possible applications. Slides: available
Speaker: Filip Louagie, imec Eli De Poorter, iMinds/UGent/IBCN Company/ Institute: imec, iMinds, UGent Event: 18th work meeting Date: 5 February 2015 Abstract: Smarter devices that are always available have given rise to cloud based services to make a more interconnected digital world. At its base is a multitude of communication technologies that carry information and exchange
Speaker: Hans Delabie, COO Company/ Institute: Smappee Event: 18th work meeting Date: 5 February 2015 Abstract: How can smart energy monitoring lead to sustainable energy savings without losing comfort? What’s the technology behind it and how does it integrate in the smart home? Slides: click here to download (Community members only, login required)
Speaker: Tristan Ceulemans, Product manager data concentrators Ben Vermeulen, Sales Director Benelux Company/ Institute: Elster EnergyICT Event: 18th work meeting Date: 5 February 2015 Abstract: The smart grid market is moving! Government deadlines, technology standardization, product costs,… results into a business open for new technologies. Elster EnergyICT provide complete solutions from residential meters up to a highly
Speaker: Dirk Indigne, Hydroko Lieven Hollevoet, Quicksand Company/ Institute: Hydroko and Quicksand Event: 18th work meeting Date: 5 February 2015 Abstract: Future smart cities require smart utility meter devices. One particularly challenging smart device to design is the water valve/meter combination. There is no energy supply available, so the device needs to be battery powered. The
