Connecting things, connecting people
Overview
We held our first Internet of Things Research Workshop on 3rd July 2017, in the Informatics Forum. The event generated a great deal of interest amongst participants, and was particularly interesting for the issues that were raised for medical applications of IoT. We are grateful to ARM for contributing a final pair of talks.
Programme
| 09:45 | Introduction and Welcome |
| Ewan Klein – IoT Research Perspective | |
| 10:00 | Session 1: Ubiquitous and secure computing |
| Paul Patras – From Ubiquitous Computing to Internet of Everything | |
| Jane Hillston – IoT: the case for quantitative analysis | |
| Kami Vaniea – Usability Security, Privacy and Trust in the IoT | |
| Pramod Bhatotia – PrivApprox: Privacy-Preserving Stream Analytics | |
| 11:00 | Session 2: Medical Applications |
| Colin Simpson – IoT: Medical Applications | |
| Thanasis Tsanas – Objective characterisation of activity, sleep and circadian rhythm patterns using wearables | |
| Riinu Ots – TWIST: Tracking Wound Infection with Smartphone Technology | |
| Hilary Pinnock – Technological support for self-management | |
| 11:45 | Session 3: Argyle House Monitoring Project |
| Ewan Klein – Project overview | |
| Cat Magill – Perceptions of IoT and Possibilities for Engaging ‘Users’ | |
| Benjamin Bach – Visualizing Spatio-Temporal Data | |
| 12:15 | Session 4: ARM — Research Challenges |
| Hannes Tschofenig – Iot Security: A journey through standardisation | |
| John Goodenough – ARM IoT Research Challenges |