Open Tech Calendar

Blockpass Identity Lab Conference on Digital Identity, Blockchain and Advanced Cryptography

The inaugural Blockpass Identity Lab Conference on Digital Identity, Blockchain and Advanced Cryptography will be hosted in Glassroom at the Edinburgh Napier University Merchiston Campus on Friday the 28 September 2018.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bil2018-inaugural-conference-on-digital-identity-blockchain-and-cryptography-tickets-46693540637

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bil2018-inaugural-conference-on-digital-identity-blockchain-and-cryptography-tickets-46693540637

Fri 28th Sep 2018 9:30am (Europe/London)

Fri 28th Sep 2018 4:00pm (Europe/London)

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Tue 4th Apr 2017 5:30pm (Europe/London)

Tue 4th Apr 2017 7:30pm (Europe/London)

Tue 4th Apr 2017 4:30pm (Europe/London)

Tue 4th Apr 2017 6:30pm (Europe/London)

Tue 4th Apr 2017 4:30am (Europe/London)

Tue 4th Apr 2017 6:30am (Europe/London)

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Building Splunk Apps, Development Paths with Splunk & User Behaviour Analytics

Come join us for an evening where Adam Thomson will take us through how to create your own Splunk App, then Robert Williamson will cover the various Splunk training paths and some of the newest education content options. Finally, Harry McLaren will give an overview of Splunk User Behaviour Analytics (UBA) and how Machine Learning is changing the face of detecting insider threats.

https://usergroups.splunk.com/group/splunk-user-group-edinburgh/247b3cca-82f1-4599-bdf2-c165ed67c293.html

Tue 4th Apr 2017 4:30am (Europe/Berlin)

Tue 4th Apr 2017 6:30am (Europe/Berlin)

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Open Knowledge Scotland: Open Knowledge Edinburgh meet-up #23

Open Knowledge Meet-ups are friendly and informal evenings for people to get together to share and argue all areas of openness. Come and join discussions around open knowledge and open data -- from politics and philosophy to practicalities of theory and practice. Information about some of our past meet-ups can be found at scot.okfn.org.

https://attending.io/events/opendataedb23

https://attending.io/events/opendataedb23

Mon 27th Mar 2017 5:30pm (Europe/London)

Mon 27th Mar 2017 8:00pm (Europe/London)

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IOT//EDI (IoT + Startup Funding)

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EVENT DETAILS

The speaker lineup will include an entrepreneur who has actually taken a hardware product to market, and one of the world's leading "mind hackers" who will join us via Skype from New York, to talk about how entrepreneurs can use her psychological techniques to reprogram and upgrade their brilliant brains!

Topics covered will include the increasing number of ways hardware entrepreneurs can fund their startups. From conventional approaches such as debt, grant and equity funding, to the less conventional, but increasingly popular option of (equity-free) crowdfunding. In addition to being highly complex, fund raising can also be one of the most stressful and mentally challenging processes endured by entrepreneurs. Being able to deal with constant rejection and criticism is unfortunately par for the course. This is why it is vital that startup entrepreneurs stay fit, healthy, and mentally resilient.

For those that go down the equity route, many sources of funding exist. Examples include, high net worth individuals, angel syndicates, early stage seed venture funds, and equity crowdfunding. Another source of equity funding are the 3Fs, which refer to Friends, Family and, rather cynically, Fools!

With regards to crowdfunding, there have been more than a few sob stories due to poorly run campaigns. The most common mistake made by hardware entrepreneurs is over promising and under delivering. This often results in a product that is shipped later than promised, or worse, the product not meeting expectations. The cardinal sin, however, is a failure to ship anything at all. Apart from the occasional pre-meditated fraud, most teams that fail to ship anything get themselves into a pickle, because they either grossly underestimate their production costs, or they become too ambitious, and mid-way through a project run out of working capital. If done correctly, pre-tail platforms such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo can be an ideal way to raise money. This is because, instead of relying on external sources of funding, a company can cover their entire startup costs from income generated by backers who wish to pre-orders products in advance!


18:00 REGISTRATION


18:15 - 18:20 WELCOME


18:20 - 18:30 Simon Montford (WEB3//IOT)

Open Forum; members are invited to make announcements, share news, seek project collaborators, recruit talent, promote their IoT events, and request topics for future Meetups.


18.30 - 18.50 Dr Benjaman Schogler (Skoog)

Ben is the force behind a connected musical instrument called Skoog. He is an incredibly enthusiastic, passionate and engaging speaker which is why we decided to invite him back for a second time! Ben previously presented Skoog at the "Maker Revolution" which took place at TechCube in Oct 2015. Ben will give an overview of his journey so far, including raising investment, crowdfunding and will give us an update of their incredible progress including a distribution deal with Apple!


18.50 - 19.10 TBC

Further details will be added shortly.


19.10 - 19.30 Dr Patrycja Slawuta (Self Hackathon)

Patrycja is a psychologist who specialises in the complexity and non-linearity of the human psyche. Her scientific research has enabled her and the team of scientists and experts she works with, to hack, rewire and upgrade the minds of high performers around the world. She has helped optimise the brains of software engineers, employees of Fortune500 companies, and some of the most talented startup entrepreneurs on the planet, including participants of Y Combinator, an illustrious programme in Silicon Valley dubbed the "Harvard of tech accelerators". Her organisation regularly organises "Self Hackathons" tailored specifically for entrepreneurs who want to "upgrade" their minds. Benefits include increased confidence, focus, creativity, and overall performance.


19.30 - 19.50 DISCUSSION & PANEL Q&A


19.50 - 21.00 DRINKS & NETWORKING



MEETUP GROUP

Website: www.iotEdi.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/iotEdi

Twitter: www.twitter.com/iotEdi Hashtag: #iotedi



MEDIA PARTNER

Website: www.web3iot.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/web3iot

Twitter: www.twitter.com/web3iot

Youtube: www.youtube.com/web3iot

Events: www.web3iot.com/events

Submit a guest blog or speak at IOT//EDI: www.web3iot.com/contact

Receive updates via email: www.web3iot.com/newsletter


ORGANISERS:

Simon Montford: www.simonmontford.com

Emma MacLean: Linkedin/EmmaMaclean

Dr Tim Willis: Linkedin/TimWillis

Allan Lloyds: Linkedin/AllanLloyds

Michelle Caulfield: Linkedin/MichelleCaulfield

EVENT DETAILS

This event is open to members of the IOT//EDI Meetup Group. Please join and RSVP here: http://www.meetup.com/iotEdinburgh/events/230371620/

The IoT is currently a network that enables devices to exchange data. The data that flows between things could become far more powerful if there was a way to enable these devices to operate autonomously and intelligently - this is where Artificial Intelligence (AI) comes in.

In future, the billions of things that make up the IoT, will be capable of making decisions for themselves. This will result in far superior products and services that businesses and consumers will benefit from. Examples include smarter homes, smarter offices, smarter transportation, and smarter factories.

Improvements in mathematical formulas and increasingly powerful hardware, courtesy of a new generation of ASICs such as Google's Tensor CPU, are pushing the envelope in the area of neural networks and deep learning.

AI innovation is resulting in advancements such as Intelligent Assistants or "ChatBots", that are almost capable of human-like conversation, and machine vision that enables autonomous flying robots, and cars to "see", and respond to the world around them.


18:00 REGISTRATION


18:15 - 18:20 WELCOME


18:20 - 18:30 Simon Montford (WEB3//IOT)

Open Forum; members are invited to make announcements, share news, seek project collaborators, recruit talent, promote their IoT events, and request topics for future Meetups.


18.30 - 18.50 Gihan Munasinghe (Converse AI)

There is growing interest among enterprise organisations that wish to use chatbots to improve their engagement strategies. The advancement of AI and NLP (Natural Language Processing) technologies has enabled chatbots to have human-like interactions and conversations with people. This talk will discuss the role of chatbots, including how they can be adopted within organisations and treated as new employees. It will also cover how NLP can be used to enhance user experience by making chatbots really helpful and useful.


18:50 - 19:10 Daniel Winterstein (SoDash)

Chatbots offer many opportunities to the modern business, but how can we maintain a genuine conversation? How do we educate bots to be less, well, robotic, and more like co-operative partners? Daniel has worked on AI solutions for organisations ranging from Universal Music and Virgin to the UK government. He'll explore the concept of sincerity within AI and automation, and look at how machine-learning will make bots increasingly easy to use. He'll also be demoing his new bot product: SoGrow, the social media "robot intern" for SMEs.


19:10 - 19:30 Stefan Sabev (Skyscanner)

Stefan will talk about how Skyscanner started out experimenting with bots and what they've learned so far. He'll also cover why they think bots are important going forward.


19:30 - 19:50 DISCUSSION & PANEL Q&A


19:50 - 21:00 NETWORKING & DRINKS


To receive IoT news, meet and interact with other IOT//EDI members, and keep the conversation going online before and after each Meetup, please join us on social media:


MEETUP GROUP


Website: www.iotEdi.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/iotEdi

Twitter: www.twitter.com/iotEdi Hashtag: #iotedi



MEDIA PARTNER


Website: www.web3iot.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/web3iot

Twitter: www.twitter.com/web3iot

Youtube: www.youtube.com/web3iot

Events: www.web3iot.com/events

Submit a guest blog or speak at IOT//EDI: www.web3iot.com/contact

Receive updates via email: www.web3iot.com/newsletter


ORGANISERS:


Simon Montford: www.simonmontford.com

Emma MacLean: Linkedin/EmmaMaclean

Dr Tim Willis: Linkedin/TimWillis

Allan Lloyds: Linkedin/AllanLloyds

Michelle Caulfield: Linkedin/MichelleCaulfield

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IOT//EDI (IoT + Artificial Intelligence)

EVENT DETAILS

The IoT is currently a network that enables devices to exchange data. The data that flows between things could become far more powerful if there was a way to enable these devices to operate autonomously and intelligently - this is where Artificial Intelligence (AI) comes in.

In future, the billions of things that make up the IoT, will be capable of making decisions for themselves. This will result in far superior products and services that businesses and consumers will benefit from. Examples include smarter homes, smarter offices, smarter transportation, and smarter factories.

Improvements in mathematical formulas and increasingly powerful hardware, courtesy of a new generation of ASICs such as Google's Tensor CPU, are pushing the envelope in the area of neural networks and deep learning.

AI innovation is resulting in advancements such as Intelligent Assistants or "ChatBots", that are almost capable of human-like conversation, and machine vision that enables autonomous flying robots, and cars to "see", and respond to the world around them.


18:00 REGISTRATION


18:15 - 18:20 WELCOME


18:20 - 18:30 Simon Montford (WEB3//IOT)

Open Forum; members are invited to make announcements, share news, seek project collaborators, recruit talent, promote their IoT events, and request topics for future Meetups.


18.30 - 18.50 Gihan Munasinghe (Converse AI)

There is growing interest among enterprise organisations that wish to use chatbots to improve their engagement strategies. The advancement of AI and NLP (Natural Language Processing) technologies has enabled chatbots to have human-like interactions and conversations with people. This talk will discuss the role of chatbots, including how they can be adopted within organisations and treated as new employees. It will also cover how NLP can be used to enhance user experience by making chatbots really helpful and useful.


18:50 - 19:10 Daniel Winterstein (SoDash)

Chatbots offer many opportunities to the modern business, but how can we maintain a genuine conversation? How do we educate bots to be less, well, robotic, and more like co-operative partners? Daniel has worked on AI solutions for organisations ranging from Universal Music and Virgin to the UK government. He'll explore the concept of sincerity within AI and automation, and look at how machine-learning will make bots increasingly easy to use. He'll also be demoing his new bot product: SoGrow, the social media "robot intern" for SMEs.


19:10 - 19:30 Stefan Sabev (Skyscanner)

Stefan will talk about how Skyscanner started out experimenting with bots and what they've learned so far. He'll also cover why they think bots are important going forward.


19:30 - 19:50 DISCUSSION & PANEL Q&A


19:50 - 21:00 NETWORKING & DRINKS


To receive IoT news, meet and interact with other IOT//EDI members, and keep the conversation going online before and after each Meetup, please join us on social media:


MEETUP GROUP


Website: www.iotEdi.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/iotEdi

Twitter: www.twitter.com/iotEdi Hashtag: #iotedi



MEDIA PARTNER


Website: www.web3iot.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/web3iot

Twitter: www.twitter.com/web3iot

Youtube: www.youtube.com/web3iot

Events: www.web3iot.com/events

Submit a guest blog or speak at IOT//EDI: www.web3iot.com/contact

Receive updates via email: www.web3iot.com/newsletter


ORGANISERS:


Simon Montford: www.simonmontford.com

Emma MacLean: Linkedin/EmmaMaclean

Dr Tim Willis: Linkedin/TimWillis

Allan Lloyds: Linkedin/AllanLloyds

Michelle Caulfield: Linkedin/MichelleCaulfield

IOT//EDINBURGH (Internet of Things)

EVENT DETAILS

To confirm the venue, agenda, attendees and speaker lineup please visit: www.iotedi.com

To receive IoT news, meet and interact with other IOT//EDI members, and keep the conversation going online before and after each Meetup, please join us on social media:


MEETUP GROUP


Website: www.iotEdi.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/iotEdi

Twitter: www.twitter.com/iotEdi Hashtag: #iotedi



MEDIA PARTNER


Website: www.web3iot.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/web3iot

Twitter: www.twitter.com/web3iot

Youtube: www.youtube.com/web3iot

Events: www.web3iot.com/events

Submit a guest blog or speak at IOT//EDI: www.web3iot.com/contact

Receive updates via email: www.web3iot.com/newsletter



SPONSORS:


Nautilus Beam Ltd: www.tusi.co.uk

Product Forge: http://productforge.io



ORGANISERS:


Simon Montford: www.simonmontford.com

Emma MacLean: Linkedin/EmmaMaclean

Dr Tim Willis: Linkedin/TimWillis

Allan Lloyds: Linkedin/AllanLloyds

Michelle Caulfield: Linkedin/MichelleCaulfield

http://www.iotedi.com

http://www.iotedi.com

Wed 28th Sep 2016 6:00pm (Europe/London)

Wed 28th Sep 2016 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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IOT//EDINBURGH (Internet of Things)

EVENT DETAILS

To confirm the venue, agenda, attendees and speaker lineup please visit: www.iotedi.com

To receive IoT news, meet and interact with other IOT//EDI members, and keep the conversation going online before and after each Meetup, please join us on social media:


MEETUP GROUP


Website: www.iotEdi.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/iotEdi

Twitter: www.twitter.com/iotEdi Hashtag: #iotedi



MEDIA PARTNER


Website: www.web3iot.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/web3iot

Twitter: www.twitter.com/web3iot

Youtube: www.youtube.com/web3iot

Events: www.web3iot.com/events

Submit a guest blog or speak at IOT//EDI: www.web3iot.com/contact

Receive updates via email: www.web3iot.com/newsletter



SPONSORS:


Nautilus Beam Ltd: www.tusi.co.uk

Product Forge: http://productforge.io



ORGANISERS:


Simon Montford: www.simonmontford.com

Emma MacLean: Linkedin/EmmaMaclean

Dr Tim Willis: Linkedin/TimWillis

Allan Lloyds: Linkedin/AllanLloyds

Michelle Caulfield: Linkedin/MichelleCaulfield

http://www.iotedi.com

http://www.iotedi.com

Tue 30th Aug 2016 6:00pm (Europe/London)

Tue 30th Aug 2016 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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EVENT DETAILS

To confirm the venue, agenda, attendees and speaker lineup please visit: www.iotEdi.com

To receive IoT news, meet and interact with other IOT//EDI members, and keep the conversation going online before and after each Meetup, please join us on social media:

MEETUP GROUP

Website: www.iotEdi.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/iotEdi
Twitter: www.twitter.com/iotEdi Hashtag: #iotedi

MEDIA PARTNER

Website: www.web3iot.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/web3iot
Twitter: www.twitter.com/web3iot
Youtube: www.youtube.com/web3iot
Events: www.web3iot.com/events
Submit a guest blog or speak at IOT//EDI: www.web3iot.com/contact
Receive updates via email: www.web3iot.com/newsletter

SPONSORS:

Nautilus Beam Ltd: www.tusi.co.uk
Product Forge: http://productforge.io

ORGANISERS:

Simon Montford: www.simonmontford.com
Emma MacLean: Linkedin/EmmaMaclean
Dr Tim Willis: Linkedin/TimWillis
Allan Lloyds: Linkedin/AllanLloyds
Michelle Caulfield: Linkedin/MichelleCaulfield

IOT//EDINBURGH (Internet of Things)

EVENT DETAILS

To confirm the venue, agenda, attendees and speaker lineup please visit: www.iotEdi.com

To receive IoT news, meet and interact with other IOT//EDI members, and keep the conversation going online before and after each Meetup, please join us on social media:

MEETUP GROUP

Website: www.iotEdi.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/iotEdi
Twitter: www.twitter.com/iotEdi Hashtag: #iotedi

MEDIA PARTNER

Website: www.web3iot.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/web3iot
Twitter: www.twitter.com/web3iot
Youtube: www.youtube.com/web3iot
Events: www.web3iot.com/events
Submit a guest blog or speak at IOT//EDI: www.web3iot.com/contact
Receive update via email: www.web3iot.com/newsletter

SPONSORS:

Nautilus Beam Ltd: www.tusi.co.uk
Product Forge: http://productforge.io

ORGANISERS:

Simon Montford: www.simonmontford.com
Emma MacLean: Linkedin/EmmaMaclean
Dr Tim Willis: Linkedin/TimWillis
Allan Lloyds: Linkedin/AllanLloyds
Michelle Caulfield: Linkedin/MichelleCaulfield

http://www.iotedi.com

http://www.iotedi.com

Wed 27th Apr 2016 6:00pm (Europe/London)

Wed 27th Apr 2016 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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IOT//EDINBURGH (Security & Privacy)

It is generally considered that the IoT is a good thing. This is because it will make cities cleaner and more efficient, add trillions of dollars to the global economy by increasing productivity, and comes with the promise of making our lives longer, healthier, and happier. That's the good news, but as the number of devices connected to the Internet increases, so will the risks associated with security breaches.

Industrial equipment and other strategic assets will become increasingly attractive targets, as will our personal data. This is because devices worn on our bodies, embedded within us, and located within our homes will continually harvest huge volumes of extremely personal information about us. This data containing information about our location, finances, health and other details will become potential gold dust to third parties. This is fine if the data is shared with our consent, and used for valid purposes, but if it is hacked the consequences could be dire. Potential hazards include identity theft, blackmail, and harm to people and property. Examples of worst case scenarios include interference with medical devices, hijack of autonomous vehicles, and destruction of critical national infrastructure.

Within the context of consumer electronics, the nature of security breaches will increasingly become personal. For example, someone may use a smart domestic appliance which is not adequately protected, to gain access to a home's wi-fi. This could result in the hacker being able to circumvent security systems such as connected doors and window locks, snoop on the family's email, and spy on them via their webcam, smart TV, and baby monitor.

The good news is that there are ways to increase security thereby preventing breaches. Connected devices are often easy to hack because either the consumer hasn't set the device up properly, or they haven't entered a sufficiently secure password. By simply ensuring that devices are set up adequately, risks can be mitigated. The burden of responsibility does not, however, fall entirely on the consumers' shoulders. Often OEMs take an "MVP mindset", which means that they are more concerned about building and shipping products, than they are about security. MVP stands for Minimum Viable Product, and is a mantra used by many startups, the kinds of scrappy organisations that raise money via crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter. On the one hand they should be admired for their "move fast and break things" approach, but on the other they need to understand that although a "ship and forget" attitude may be tolerated by technically sophisticated early adopters, it won't wash with general consumers.

This, and other topics relating to the security of connected devices and the IoT in general, will be covered during what promises to be another engaging and thought-provoking event.

18:00 REGISTRATION


18:15 - 18:20 WELCOME


18:20 - 18:30 Simon Montford (WEB3//IOT)

Open Forum; members are invited to make announcements, share news, seek project collaborators, recruit talent, promote their IoT events, and request topics for future Meetups.


18.30 - 18:50 Robert Hayes (Microsoft Enterprise Cybersecurity Group)

Robert has a unique profile of skills and experience, which has enabled him to become a trusted and valued strategic advisor to Ministers and senior leaders in the global public and private sector. He is a high profile keynote speaker, with an excellent media presence, who uses his exceptional personal network and refined influencing skills to open challenging, but important doors for the organisations he has worked for.


18:50 - 19:10 TBC

Speaker to be confirmed shortly.


19:10 - 19:30 David Rogers (Founder and CEO at Copper Horse Solutions)

David Rogers chairs the GSMA Device Security Group, sits on the Executive Board of the IoT Security Foundation and teaches the Mobile Systems Security course at the University of Oxford. Copper Horse Solutions provides mobile phone, IoT and connected car security expertise. The company is currently developing products for the Internet of Things as well as developing software for various mobile and IoT platforms.


19:30 - 19:50 Discussion & Q&A


19:50 - 21:00 NETWORKING & DRINKS

Topics: IoT Security, IoT Privacy, Internet of Things, IoT, Drones, UAVs, Microsoft, Azure, Smart Home Security, Hacking, Identity Theft, Social Engineering, Remotely Operated Aerial Vehicles, UAVs, Spying, Data Breach, M2M, Autonomous Vehicles, Corporate Espionage, Car Hacking, Connected Vehicle, LPWAN, Edge Computing, Machine-to-Machine, Ship and Forget, Embedded Computing, Consumer IoT Devices, Smart Home Monitors, WebCam, Data Protection, Computer Virus, Identity Theft, Confidential Data, Blackmail,Corporate Espionage, Mission Critical Devices, Medical Data Theft, Location Data Tracking, Snooping, Medical Device Hacking,Security Vulnerabilities, Encryption, Data Security, Credentials, Biometrics, Facial Recognition, Confidential Information, Connected Devices, Wifi, LiFi, LoRa Alliance, Smart Cities, Site-to-Site VPN, BYOD, DDoS.

http://www.meetup.com/iotEdinburgh/events/228581984/

http://www.meetup.com/iotEdinburgh/events/228581984/

Thu 24th Mar 2016 6:00pm (Europe/London)

Thu 24th Mar 2016 9:00pm (Europe/London)

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IOT//EDINBURGH (Future of Drones)

According to a recent report by BI Intelligence, the market for commercial/civilian drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19% between 2015 and 2020.

The Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International predicts that within 10 years, drones will create approximately 100,000 new jobs in the US alone, and around US$82 billion in economic value.

Drones are being utilized by an increasing number of industry sectors, for all kinds of different applications. Drones, therefore, will almost certainly soon become as ubiquitous as smartphones are today.

Get ready for some "bluesky thinking"! This event will not only be concerned with how drones are being used today, but also what this incredible technology will be used for tomorrow. You may think the sky is the limit, but who knows? Maybe one day, instead of using nanosatellites (nanosats), we will all be able to own and operate drones that are capable of going to outer space!

One thing's for sure, within the near term, drones will cause major disruption across many different industry sectors. Here are some examples,

Agriculture: crop management using GPS and big data to boost crop yields and reduce water consumption.

Insurance: streamlining and reducing the cost of claims post-catastrophe, weeding out fraudulent (agricultural) claims.

Healthcare: medicines, bandages, and defibrillators will be transported to remote locations for first aid. Drones could also be programmed to administer medications to patients with life-threatening communicable diseases.

Emergency response: Drone swarms will be capable of detecting tiny changes to the atmosphere or surrounding environments to predict earthquakes, floods, fires, hurricanes etc.

Please have a think about how you believe drones will be used in the future, and get ready to join the conversation!

http://www.meetup.com/iotEdinburgh/events/226026212/

http://www.meetup.com/iotEdinburgh/events/226026212/

Mon 30th Nov 2015 7:00pm (Europe/London)

Mon 30th Nov 2015 9:30pm (Europe/London)

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