Aim

The workshop on The Intelligent Internet of Things focuses on AI and IoT technologies, and in particular on research aimed at tackling safety and security issues. The areas of interest of this workshop include:

Sensor Networks and Sensor Data
Wearable Devices
Environmental Monitoring
Smart Homes, Smart Cities and Smart Grids
Machine Learning
Multi-Agent Systems and Simulations
Cybersecurity and Privacy
Automated Reasoning and Policy Verification
Automated Planning and Emergency Response

One aims of the workshop is to explore research directions to tackle economical and societal challenges in low-/middle-income countries within the scope of UK Overseas Development Aid programmes including the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF). We hope this will foster new collaborations and research synergies.

Programme

The workshop combines a morning session with short presentations on leading research, a buffet lunch, and an afternoon demo and networking session.

09:30-09:50 Tea/Coffee
09:50-10:00 Tim Norman - Welcome
10:00-10:20 Murat Şensoy (Ozyegin University, Istanbul) - Scalable Semantic Policy Reasoning for IoT
10:20-10:40 Thai Son Hoang (University of Southampton) - Ensuring Safety of a Multi-UAV System
10:40-11:00 Abiodun Komolafe (University of Southampton) - Smart textiles and Embedded sensor devices
11:00-11:30 Coffee break
11:30-11:50 Paolo Pareti (University of Southampton) - Bridging the Gap Between Sensor Networks and Policies
11:50-12:10 Gopal Ramchurn/Malik Obaid (University of Southampton) - Autonomous IoT
12:10-12:30 Basal Halak (University of Southampton) - Securing IoT using Physically Unclonable Functions
12:30-13:00 Andreas Martens (IBM Research) - Eyes on an Instrumented, Interconnected, Intelligent and Interactive IoT
13:00-14:00 Buffet lunch & networking (+ demo setup)
14:00-16:00 Demo event (open to all)

Confirmed Demos:
1) Aastha Madaan - Observing Data in IoT Worlds: What and How to Observe
2) Roel Mingels - An implantable sensor platform for intra-uterine studies and sub-fertility diagnostics.
3) Kirk Martinez - Standards-Based IoT Sensing
4) Domenico Balsamo and Geoff Merrett - Intermittently-Powered IoT systems
5) Mihaela Apetroaie-Cristea - Distributed Sensor Networks Management with Application in Air Quality Monitoring

Attending

Due to space limitations we ask you to register on this page if you would like to attend.

How to reach the venue

The Hartley Suite is located in the Southampton University Highfield Campus. You can find it in the Staff Social Centre (Building 38), just one minute walk from the Highfield bus Interchange stop. You can easily reach this stop by bus on lines U1, U2 and U6. The venue is also a short taxi drive from the city centre. Parking space, however, is very limited.

The Intelligent Internet of Things Workshop