University of Edinburgh IoT Research Workshop

Connecting things, connecting people

Overview

We held our first Internet of Things Research Workshop on 3rd July 2017, in the Informatics Forum. The event generated a great deal of interest amongst participants, and was particularly interesting for the issues that were raised for medical applications of IoT. We are grateful to ARM for contributing a final pair of talks.

Programme

09:45	Introduction and Welcome
	Ewan Klein – IoT Research Perspective
10:00	Session 1: Ubiquitous and secure computing
	Paul Patras – From Ubiquitous Computing to Internet of Everything
	Jane Hillston – IoT: the case for quantitative analysis
	Kami Vaniea – Usability Security, Privacy and Trust in the IoT
	Pramod Bhatotia – PrivApprox: Privacy-Preserving Stream Analytics
11:00	Session 2: Medical Applications
	Colin Simpson – IoT: Medical Applications
	Thanasis Tsanas – Objective characterisation of activity, sleep and circadian rhythm patterns using wearables
	Riinu Ots – TWIST: Tracking Wound Infection with Smartphone Technology
	Hilary Pinnock – Technological support for self-management
11:45	Session 3: Argyle House Monitoring Project
	Ewan Klein – Project overview
	Cat Magill – Perceptions of IoT and Possibilities for Engaging ‘Users’
	Benjamin Bach – Visualizing Spatio-Temporal Data
12:15	Session 4: ARM — Research Challenges
	Hannes Tschofenig – Iot Security: A journey through standardisation
	John Goodenough – ARM IoT Research Challenges

Ewan Klein 2017-07-03 EVENT REPORT
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