DATA HARVESTING – from sensor to artificial intelligence
Virtual Conference 24th of September 2020
Understanding the potential of data and how it gets generated by close to body technology
Behind many new hardware products in the wearable world stands a data-driven business model. The question is how raw data can become valuable for customers and businesses and how can we build ecosystems that connect different data sources. Last but not least, data is the fuel for training models and artificial intelligence-driven services – is this the big chance for wearable tech to become an indispensable component of our daily lives?
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Thursday, September 24th 2020
- CET (Berlin) 6 pm – 7:30 pm
- PST (Los Angeles) 9 am – 10:30 am
- EST (New York) 12 pm – 1:30 pm
- GMT (London) 4pm – 5:30 pm
Preliminary Agenda
Thursday, September 24th, 2020 CET (Berlin) 6 pm – 7:30 pm
Panel Discussion (40 min)
- Types of sensors and quality of data
- From data to information – how to make raw data useful
- Businesses based on data, from insurance to professional sports
- Data platforms (e.g. Apple, Google, Strava)
- Data security and sharing models for personal data sets
- Machine learning and AI applications
Start-up Pitches (10 min)
Networking (30 min)
- The audience can visit the partners’ virtual
- company booths and network.
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This networking group is dedicated to the exchange between stakeholders of the wearable tech industry and professionals interested in the topic of close to body devices & services. We are bringing together experts from cross-industries, showcasing existing products, upcoming start-up ideas and near-future business concepts that have the potential to impact our lives and disrupt industries.
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Testimonials for Wear It Berlin in the Heatlh Section
“We are visiting Wear It Innovation Summit because we can see that there are a lot of companies that are also operating within this space with very innovative ideas and interesting opportunities and discussions about potential partnering or other types of solutions that are in the market place- so it helps us to have a better overall understanding of what’s going on on the market place.”
I am definitely interested to see how value is created, thinking, for example, health care is something for Wear It where I am definitely interested in seeing how you can generate value for individuals in the society at all.
