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Playful IOT Futures

What is the Web of Things people really want?

7 November 2012 from 12pm to 6pm

What does a world look like where every object is connected to the Internet, and thus can be detected and directed by other objects, computers and humans? What opportunities (and risks) arise, and how to do we get there?

This is an invite-only unconference event based around people, technologies and concepts in a future Internet of Things, and what this could and should look like.

If you would like an invite to this event please contact the organisers via email - michael DOT sparks AT bbc DOT co DOT uk, or vicky DOT spengler AT bbc DOT co DOT uk.

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  • Robert Taylor
  • Carlton Reeve
  • Matt Edgar
  • Michael
  • Ian Forrester
  • Howard Baker
  • Zoe Elise Breen
  • Jo Claessens
  • Andy Powell
  • Dave Mee
  • Max Zadow
  • osfameron
  • celinecelines
  • Steve Bunce
  • Natasha Carolan

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  • Gregory Povey
  • Christopher Hackett
  • Paul Downey
  • Chris Adams
  • Sarah Mount
  • Daniel Bigler
  • David Hawdale
  • jason taylor
  • Dan Williams
  • Pelle Sten
  • Paul Coulton
  • The Sharp Project
  • Brian Suda
  • Kars Alfrink
  • Alan O'Donohoe
  • Andy Goodwin
  • Jessi Baker
  • Martin Spindler
  • Nigel Crawley
  • Tristan
  • iAMbeano
  • Patrice Jacquot
  • Alex Martindale
  • John McKerrell

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