Program online - Keynote from Kuka
Internet of Things conference - from the sensor to the cloud
The DESIGN&ELEKTRONIK and Markt&Technik editorial teams are organizing the IoT conference in Munich for the fifth time. Heinrich Munz, Lead Architect Industry 4.0 at Kuka AG, will give the keynote speech on November 20, 2019.
The program with top-class speakers was selected under the scientific direction of Prof. Dr. Axel Sikora, Offenburg/Hahn-Schickard University of Applied Sciences.
The conference covers the spectrum of IoT applications and platforms:
- Security in IoT
- IoT best practices
- Methods & tools
- AI/machine learning
- Retrofit
- Connectivity
- HMI development
On the conference website you will find detailed descriptions of all presentations, information on the early bird price and registration.
Or you can take the opportunity to present your company to an interested specialist audience at the accompanying trade exhibition.
Date: November 20, 2019
Location: SCCM Garching near Munich
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