From
November 1st, 2022
To
November 4th, 2022
IEEE WFIoT 2022
Event Information
The 8th IEEE World Forum on Internet of Things (IEEE WFIoT2022) is recognized as the premier event of the Multi-Society IEEE IoT Initiative. A comprehensive and exciting program is offered, showcasing the latest developments from industry, the business world, the public sector, and the research community. Attracting prominent figures from the IoT ecosystem, the forum provides insights into significant innovations and advances from the academic community, as well as shared experiences from practitioners and end-users regarding IoT deployments. The event focuses on nurturing and promoting IoT for societal and humanitarian benefits, emphasizing the responsible and ethical adoption of IoT technologies, applications, and solutions.
The theme "Sustainability and the Internet of Things" is explored through discussions and dialogues emphasizing presentations and panels on the four pillars of sustainability: human, social, economic, and environmental. The forum specifically addresses how technical IoT applications and solutions contribute to the seventeen Sustainability Development Goals outlined in the UN Brundtland Report. This focus ensures that the conference remains at the forefront of promoting sustainable practices through IoT innovations, encouraging stakeholders to engage in meaningful conversations about sustainable development.
Conducted as a hybrid conference, IEEE WFIoT2022 offers both Virtual Live Online and Face-to-Face sessions, accommodating local and remote participation. This format ensures a safe and convenient experience for all attendees, while fostering global interaction. The World Forum is designed to be highly interactive, with sessions scheduled to encourage broad participation from around the globe. By bringing together IoT experts and stakeholders, the forum covers a wide range of activities, technologies, and applications, reflecting the diverse interests and investments within the IoT ecosystem.
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