Rikard Strid, co-founder of Clayster
Rikard Strid is a co-founder of Clayster, providing platforms and frameworks for rapid development to unify Everything on the Internet for innovations to be created.
He founded Clayster in 2010 with CTO Peter Waher to normalize technologies and protocols for a more homogeneous internet where data can coexist and exchange information seamlessly.
Rikard is actively involved with the standardization of XMPP, one of the most buzzed protocols for Internet Of Things today.
Geoweb Summit #8
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Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Internet of Things Workshops
Getting started with IoT application development
7.00 - 7.40 pm - Build an IoT app in 10 minutes with Dweet.io and Freeboard
Bug Labs' lead sales engineer Vishal Kumar will guide you through creating your first Internet of Things application using Dweet.io and Freeboard.
7.40 -8.20 pm - Connect people, devices and systems with Robin
Robin's founder Zach Dunn and software developer Mark Costello will demonstrate presence applications for IoT using the new Robin platform.
8.20 - 9.00 pm - XMPP and a normalized fabric for IoT
Clayster co-founder Rikard Strid will discuss XMPP standardization efforts and what a normalized fabric for internet of things will look like. Watch his talk at CloudExpo last year.
9.00 - 10.00 - Networking
Thursday, May 22, 2014
IoT Workshops continued
Demos, show-and-tell, Q&A
10.00 - 10.10 - The IoT New York Meetup
Linda Drabik is the organizer of the Internet of Things New York meetup.
10.10 - 10.50 - Build a better than iBeacon experience
Dave Mathews is founder and CEO of NewAer, a peer-to-peer discovery and communication platform that developers can build upon for a better than iBeacon experience.
10.50 - 11.00 - eCan
Sean Auriti is co-founder and member of Alpha One Labs, a community makerspace in Brooklyn, and founder and CEO of Emrals, that has developed the eCan concept.
11.00 - 11.40 - Networking break
11.40 - 12.00 - Databubbles with localized maps that pull in 3rd party APIs deployed in the real world
Rachel Law is co-founder of Interface Foundry, a mobile app and hardware framework that lets you browse and build secure geo-fenced data bubbles in physical places and times. Rachel will preview Interface Foundry's databubble builder that implements recursive geospatial and temporal mapped objects - bubbles within bubbles.
12.00 - 12.20 - IoT meets geospatial
Raj Singh is Director of Interoperability Programs for the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), an international industry consortium of 442 companies, agencies and universities.
12.20 - 1.00 - Manage, control and reprogram Arduino Yun's and Raspberry Pi's
CMO Chris Tella will demonstrate Basic6's capability to manage, control and reprogram Arduino Yun's and Raspberry Pi's remotely and wirelessly over a large geography.
Lunch break
2.00 - 4.00 pm - Doors open
Coffee, intro videos + networking
4.00 - 4.40 pm - Panel 1
Andy Hobsbawm is founder and CMO of Evrythng, a Web of Things software company, making products smart by connecting them to the Web.
Chris Rezendes is the President of INEX Advisors, helping clients to define and select growth and investment opportunities in Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M).
Edward Samson is the CEO at Basic6, a company that is recasting unique IT management tools around a broader cloud solution that includes the data center and the Internet of Things.
Randall Sanborn is a Technical Advisor at Mobiquity, a mobile engagement provider creating innovative solutions that drive business value.
Moderator
Raj Singh is Director of Interoperability Programs for the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC), an international industry consortium of 442 companies, agencies and universities.
4.40 - 5.20 pm - Panel 2
Anne Marie Stephen is Vice President Retail Sales and Customer Development at iInside, a 15 year old technology leader delivering Indoor Location Services.
Ankit Agarwal is the founder and CEO of Micello, a provider of comprehensive indoor venue maps.
Mike Loushine is the Director of the Emerging Mobile Technologies Group at Applied Communication Sciences.
David Wenning is VP North American Sales for Pole Star, whose NAO Campus indoor positioning solution has been implemented all over the world since 2008.
Moderator
Hugh Seaton is President of The Marketer Project, an advertising agency dedicated to bringing together the best thinking, theory and insight.
5.20 - 6.00 pm - Networking break
Drinks + networking
6.00 - 6.20 pm - InterDigital keynote
Narayan Menon is Vice President - Innovation Labs at InterDigital, a wireless research and development company.
6.20 - 7.00 pm - Panel 3
Pete Wassell is the founder and CEO of Augmate, the first wearable platform that accelerates the development of cloud-based digital eyewear applications.
Brendan Scully is a Senior Business Development Manager at Metaio, the leading augmented reality software company.
Andrew Kemendo is the founder of Visidraft, which brings CAD-based AR to the architecture, construction and engineering industries.
David Elmekies is founder of iC the Universe, a new company with proprietary augmented reality engine that allows users to embed large amounts of information in small and manageable apps.
Moderator
Ori Inbar is the co-founder and CEO of AugmentedReality.org, a global non-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing augmented reality (AR).
7.00 - 7.05 pm - IPG Media Lab keynote
Melvin Wilson is Head of Strategy at IPG Media Lab, where marketers and Interpublic's agencies go to discover and learn about their future.
7.05 - 7.45 pm - Panel 4
Eddie Pickle is the founder and CEO of Boundless, the company behind the OpenGeo Suite, a complete geospatial platform for managing data and building maps and applications.
Jonathan Levy is a cartographic designer who has worked with clients such as the Antenna International, New York Observer, Airbnb, TED, and the New Museum of Contemporary Art.
Robert Cheetham is the founder and CEO of Azavea, a B Corporation that creates civic geospatial software and data analytics related to land, water and people.
Zach Dunn is CPO and co-founder at One Mighty Roar, a company in Boston that makes products to organize shared experiences across physical and digital spaces.
Moderator
Lubna Dajani is Principal at Stratemerge, a technology and business services provider.
7.45 - 9.00 pm - Networking continues
Drinks + networking
What are Geoweb Summits?
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