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Conference Chair

Dr. Essam Elkordi

President, Alamein International University, Egypt
Conference Co-chair

Prof. Eesa Bastaki

President, University of Dubai, UAE
IEEE TEMS President

Dr. Ravikiran Annaswamy

Global President, IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society | CEO Co-Founder, Numocity Technologies, India
6G/B5G Summit Chair

Dr. Latif Ladid

Founder & President, IPv6 FORUM | Chair, IEEE ComSoc TC sub Internet of Things
Blockchain Summit Chair

Dr. Jimmy Nguyen

Founding President, Global Association for BSV Blockchain, USA
Women in Tech Summit Chair

Dr. Boutheina Tlili

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, Rochester Institute of Technology, Dubai, UAE
Women in Tech Summit Vice Chair

Dr. Marianne Azar

Member of the Egyptian Parliament | Associate Professor, Nile University | Director of Information Center | President, ISACA, Egypt
IEEE R8 Director

Prof. Antonio Luque

Director, IEEE Region 8 | Associate Professor of Electronics Engineering, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain
IEEE Egypt Section Director

Dr. Ahmed Hassan

Prof. Ahmed Hassan, the Dean of Information Technology and Computer Science School (ITCS), Nile University | Chairman, IEEE Egypt Section, Egypt
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Eng. Mansoor Hanif

Executive Director Emerging Technologies, Neom, KSA
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Dr. Magdy A. Bayoumi

Director, The Center for Advanced Computer Studies (CACS) | Department Head, Computer Science Department, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, USA
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Prof. Ahmed Abdullah Zayed

Director of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina | Professor of Sociology, the Faculty of Arts, Cairo University, Egypt
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Dr. Usman Gambo Abdullahi

Director, Information Technology Infrastructure Solutions, National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), Nigeria
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Dr. Mustafa El-Nainay

Dean, Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering, Alamein International University, Egypt
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Dr. Nadia Zakhary

Former Past Minister of Scientific Research | Professor of Cancer Biology, National Cancer Institute, Cairo University, Egypt
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Dr. Hoda Alkhzaimi

Research Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Engineering | Director, Center of Cyber Security, New York University (NYU), UAE
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Dr. Saeed Al Dhaheri

Director, Center for Future Studies, Dubai University, UAE | Visiting lecturer, University of Oxford, Department for Continuing Education, UK
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Dr. Hoda Baraka

Advisor to Minister for Technology Talents Development, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology | Professor, Computer Engineering Department, Cairo Unviersity, Egypt
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Dr. Stephen Ibaraki

Chairman REDDS Capital, Founder & Chair Outreach UN ITU AI for good, Founder Chair YPO Impact Advisory Board & European Impact Summit Advisory Board, Founder Chair Fintech Ideas Festival Technology Advisory Council
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Dr. Khalid ElGazzar

Associate Professor, Canada Research Chair in the Internet of Things (IoT) at Ontario Tech University, Canada
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Dr. Reem Bahgat

Former Chair, Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence, Cairo University | President, Egypt University for Informatics, Egypt
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Dr. Rasha Negm

Head of FinTech & Innovation, Central Bank of Egypt, Egypt
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Dr. Mireille Barsoum

BBA Program Director, Professor of Marketing, Monarch Business School, Switzerland | Adjunct Professor, American University of Cairo, Egypt
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Dr. Yousra Magouri

Engineering Manager | Communications Platform, Expedia Group, USA
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Ms. Amel Bessghaier

EMEA Digital Sales manager, Software Business automation, IBM, Egypt
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Dr. Noorlizawati Abd Rahim

IEEE TEMS BoG Member | IEEE TEMS Regional Leader Subcommittee | Senior Lecturer, Razak Faculty of Technology and Informatics, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia
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Dr. Samhaa El Beltagy

Dean, School of Information Technology, New Giza University, Egypt
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Ms. Marwa Abbas

General Manager and Technology Leader, IBM, Egypt
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Ms. Hoda Mansour

EMEA South Head of Business Process Intelligence (BPI), SAP, UAE
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Dr. Azza El-Shinnawy

Head of Egypt, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Egypt
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Mrs. Malak El Baba

Country Manager, Visa, Egypt
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Dr. Ahmed Abdelgawad

Professor, College of Science and Engineering, Central Michigan University, USA
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Prof. Mohamed Essaaidi

Professor & Past Director, ENSIAS College of Engineering, Mohamed V University, Rabat, Morocco
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Dr. Hisham Haddara

CEO and the Founder of ADH International, USA
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Prof. Mohamed Alouini

Distinguished Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering | Associate Vice President for Research, King Abdullah University for Science and Technology (KAUST), KSA
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Dr. Irene Samy

Assistant Professor, Industrial and Service Engineering and Management Department, Nile University & American University in Cairo, Egypt
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Eng. Mennen El-Kalyoubi

Vice President for Business Development, Siemens Egypt, Egypt
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Ms. Kholoud Mahrous

CX Journey Lead, Dell Technologies, Egypt
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Dr. Gamal Diefalla

CEO and the Founder of ADH International, USA
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Prof. Suat Özdemir

Professor, Department of Computer Engineering, Hacettepe University, Turkey
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Ms. Shaden Khallaf

Head of Public Policy, Meta, UAE
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Dr. Eva Porras

Managing Director and Lead Researcher, SmartLedger | Honorary Collaborating Researcher, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain
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Prof. Pietro Manzoni

Professor, Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain
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Eng. Samira Negm

Entrepreneur, AI Ride Sharing App: Raye7, Egypt
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Prof. Keiichi Yasumoto

Professor, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan
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Ms. Vasilisa Marinchuk

Director of International Relations & Engagements, CBCat (Blockchain Center of Catalonia), Spain
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Dr. Eva Csaky

Executive Director, Hunt Institute for Engineering & Humanity, USA
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Dr. Luise Frohberg

Founder, TAARA Quest, Germany
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Mr. Joe Holles de Peyer

Co-Founder & COO, Gate2Chain, Spain
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Dr. Muhammad Salman Anjum

Head of BSV Hub, Middle East & South Asia, Chief Mate, Mate Sol/Invoice Mate, UAE
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Dr. Ayman El Baz

Professor, Department of Bioengineering, University of Louisville, USA
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Dr. Heba Abd El Atty

Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering, Port Said University | IEEE Senior Member | Huawei Academy Manager, Huawei ICT Academy, Egypt
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Eng. Moataz Ganzory

Territory Manager, Egypt & Libya, Software AG for Information Technology, KSA
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Eng. Mohamed Amin

MEA Digital Transformation Sales Lead, Nokia, Egypt
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Eng. Mohamed Hanno

Chairman of Board, Alexandria Business Association (ABA), Egypt
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Dr. Mona Nasr

Vice Dean, Faculty of Computers and Information, Helwan University, Egypt
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Dr. Alia Sadawi

Engineering System Management Researcher, The American University of Sharjah, UAE
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Dr. Ian Grigg

Renowned Financial Cryptographer and creator of the Ricardian Contract
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Dr. Konstantinos Sgantzos

Research Associate, Research Institute of Science and Engineering, University of Sharjah, UAE
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Dr. Heba Labib

Director, Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Competitiveness Center, Nile University, Egypt
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Mr. Mohammed Ibrahim Jega

Co-Founder, Domineum | Director, VoguePay, Nigeria
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Dr. Catherine LePhoto

Executive Sales Director, Africa, VX Technologies, South Africa
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Eng. Imen Ayari

Head of Innovation Factory, Talan | Project Director, Hannibal, Tunisia
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Ms. Dina Helmy

Data Science Subject Matter Expert, ESLSCA University | Data Science Consultant, Egypt
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Dr. Neamat ElTazi

Founder and COO, AbuErdan | Associate Professor, Faculty of Computers and Information, Cairo University, Egypt
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Mrs. Laman Mohamed

Ph.D. Candidate Researching Metaverse AR & VR | CEO, Professions Media & Journalism Center | Executive Director, Media Center of Training, Projects and Programs, Egypt

Dr. Craig S Wright

Chief Scientist, nChain, United Kingdom

Participation : Speaker
Track/Activity : IEEE 5G IoT Blockchain Summit
Dr Craig S Wright is the inventor of Bitcoin and the author of the Bitcoin white paper.
He established nChain in 2015, where he is the Chief Scientist and where his ideas have led to thousands of patent applications.
Dr Wright has more than 30 years of experience in the fields of information technology and IT security, having conducted more than 1,200 engagements for hundreds of private and governmental organisations.
Dr Wright worked on systems protecting the Australian Stock Exchange, and helped design the architecture for the world’s first online casino.
Dr Wright is currently a candidate for two additional PhDs, in Law and Applied Mathematics, adding to the major industry certifications and several advanced academic degrees he already holds.

Dr. Essam Elkordi

President of AlAlamein International University

Participation : Conference Chair
Session Title : Opening Speech

Dr. Eesa Bastaki

President, University of Dubai, UAE

Participation : Honorary Chair
Session Title : Opening Speech
Dr. Eesa Mohammed Bastaki is the President of the University of Dubai.
Dr. Bastaki is the recipient of the highest award in the UAE, the “Emirates Excellence Award in Sciences, Literature and Arts”, in the field of Sciences. Dr. Bastaki’s extensive experience in education, leadership, technology and communications will prove a major asset in leading the university into its next progressive phase, which besides the building of a new campus and the addition of several programs, such as a Master of Laws degree and Doctorate degrees in Business Administration. Previously, Dr. Bastaki worked as a professor at United Arab Emirates University (UAEU) specializing in Communications Engineering. He also held positions as: CEO of ICT Fund; Director of Education, Training and Research and Development for Dubai Silicon Oasis (DSO); Consultant and IT Project Manager for Al-Ain Municipality; Board member of KHDA’s UQAIB and was member of many academic boards. He is one of the founders of DSO and RIT-Dubai. He is Honorary Chair of IEEE, Chairman of Emirates Science Club, Board member of the Cultural and Scientific Association and was a Board member of Ankabut (UAE’s NREN) and many more. He is the Chair of “Drones for Good Award”, “Robotics & AI for Good Award” and “Emirates Energy Award”. He also judges the Dubai-initiated competition 10X. He is also the Vice Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Hamdan Bin Mohammed Innovation Award in Project Management. He has organized hundreds of events, conferences, forums and competitions.
During his time at UAE University, DSO and ICT Fund, Dr. Bastaki chaired several technology and research boards, initiated technology incubation concepts and coined on R&BD terminology, where he brought forward the rich experience of enhancing the University of Dubai’s research drives and futuristic programs. His main goals are to enhance Research & Business Development to serve the industry and fulfill his drive towards his vision of “Made in UAE, Sold Globally”.
Dr. Bastaki received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees from the University of California, San Diego and his PhD from University of California, Irvine, before returning to help improve the education and technology sectors in his homeland, the UAE. University of Dubai faculty, staff and students are gratified that a man of his accomplishments leads the University on its continuing path to provide the highest quality education in the region.

Dr. Magdy A. Bayoumi

Director, The Center for Advanced Computer Studies (CACS) | Department Head, Computer Science Department, University of Louisiana at Lafayette, USA

Participation : General Speaker
Session Title : Smart Connected World: Is it Ready for Pandemics
The integration and convergence of Distributed and Collaborative Computing, New Communication Technologies (e.g. 5G), Embedded Control with Actuation Technologies, New Sensing Devices and Networks Platforms, has led to the emergence of a new generation of engineered systems, the Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS). CPS are large scale dynamic systems that offer significant processing power while interacting across communication networks. Smart and flexible technologies are required to interface both worlds. One of the main enabling technologies and platforms to develop CPS is the Internet of Things (IoT).
IoT can create more convenient world by making ordinary things around us smart by adding cognition and data analytics. Moreover, combining this rich connectivity of IoT with Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning will introduce a set of transformational enabling technologies (e.g. IIoT) to create new Intelligent Connected Systems (ICS). ICS will help to solve the grand challenges of our society, such as, aging population, limited resources, sustainability, environment, mobility, security, health care, etc. They will have significant impact in wide range of economic, medical, and entertainment sectors. It includes; Transportation: automobiles, avionics, unmanned vehicles and smart roads; Large Scale Critical Infrastructure: bridges, mega buildings, power grid, defense systems; Health Care: medical devices, mobile communication; Smart Manufacturing; and Predicting and Management of natural and man-made disasters
In Intelligent Systems, machine Learning (ML) amplifies the value and significance of IoT data analytics. Traditional algorithms and schemes can’t keep up with the vast amount of data generated in IoT based systems. Moreover, ML provides more insights and extracts more useful knowledge from such data. Smart IoT systems will enable organizations to add new values at the technical level, such as: developing new products, enhancing existing products at high rate, predicting maintenance, reducing risks and failures, and developing much more user friendly systems.
For example, Smart Manufacturing, termed as Industry 4.0, is based on a new platform of Industrial IoT (IIoT), machine learning, and smart data analytics. In industry 4.0, the whole factory is, monitored, sensed, and evaluated as one system (end-to-end). All aspects of the factory are interconnected; short term and long-term plans and goals, inventory, personnel, actual operation, production plans, and marketing. The two pillars of industry 4.0 are Prediction and Adaptation.
This new era of SCW (smart connected world) has been put into test as the COVID pandemic is overwhelming the world. The positive impact is unlimited. It is a rich and learning experience as it continues. It is a living laboratory that will produce very useful technologies, no how, and innovations for future disasters and crisis that strain the economy, public services, and healthcare systems. But, are we ready now for the next pandemic?

Prof. Suat Özdemir

Professor, Department of Computer Engineering, Hacettepe University, Turkey

Participation : Keynote Speaker
Session Title : AI in Fog Computing

Prof. Pietro Manzoni

Professor, Department of Computer Engineering, Hacettepe University, Turkey

Participation : Keynote Speaker
Session Title : AIoT for environmental Intelligence
Description : Environmental Intelligence refers to using digital technologies to gain insight into our impact on the environment and develop strategies to mitigate or reverse the effects of climate change. The talk will provide insights related to the applications of AIoT for environmental intelligence, focusing on data collection. It will show the approach and some of the results from research activities related to monitoring a natural lagoon in the southern part of Spain, namely the Mar Menor lagoon (Murcia, Spain). This ecosystem supports many human activities encompassing tourism, agriculture, fishing, and mining, leading to its deterioration. The project's overall objective was to develop cross-cutting and green technology for modeling and predicting socio-environmental processes across different temporal and spatial scales. We wanted to achieve this through a digital twin strategy that allows researchers, stakeholders, and policy-makers to collect data cost-effectively and create more precise models and predictions to support better decision-making

Prof. Keiichi Yasumoto

Professor, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan

Participation : Keynote Speaker
Session Title :Toward Realizing Smart World by IoT and Edge AI
Keiichi Yasumoto received the B.E., M.E., and Ph.D. degrees in information and computer sciences from Osaka University, Osaka, Japan, in 1991, 1993, and 1996, respectively.
He is currently a professor of the Graduate School of Science and Technology at Nara Institute of Science and Technology and a deputy director of the information science division.
His research interests include distributed systems, mobile computing, and ubiquitous computing. He is conducting a lot of research to penetrate IoT-based Cyber-Physical Systems into the real world in smart homes, smart life, and smart city research areas.
He served/is serving as the general co-chair of IoT 2023, PerCom 2019, and ICMU 2018.
Abstract :The development of IoT and AI technologies has made it possible to understand people's activities and environmental conditions in various locations in real-time. In the home, by recognizing people's daily activities, it is possible to understand their health status and recommend activities to improve their quality of life (QoL). In urban areas, the system can help people decide where to go and when to travel by recognizing the conditions of each location. However, in order to make these context-aware technologies pervasive in our living space, various issues need to be resolved, especially installation/operation cost, scalability, and privacy issues. In this talk, we will introduce several case studies of how these issues can be solved by leveraging energy harvesting technologies, custom-made IoT devices, and edge AI.

Dr. Ayman El Baz

Professor, Department of Bioengineering, University of Louisville, USA

Participation : Keynote Speaker
Session Title :Role of Big Data and AI in Personalized Medicine
Abstract :The term “Big Data” refers to the amalgamation and processing of huge data sets that are composed of different data types (e.g., clinical, genomic, imaging, pathological, etc.) and have rapidly become more massive and complex, particularly with the advent of new technologies. Big Data within the context of biomedical research is a major problem that needs to be solved due to substantial increases in the amount of medical data routinely generated and collected by healthcare providers over the last two decades. A recent PubMed search for the term “big data” yields 1470 entries, with the earliest occurring in 2003.
A breakdown by year shows the majority of publications are from 2012 or later. In 2011, the McKinsey Global Institute issued a 156-page report titled “Big data: The next frontier for innovation, competition, and productivity”. This report indicated $300 billion in potential annual value in Big Data to health care in the U. S., with a shortage of 140,000 to 190,000 individuals with the required deep analytical skills, indicating a need for programs to train the next generation of scientists with the necessary skill set to deal with all aspects of Big Data.
The current main challenge is that our ability to advance medical care and efficiently translate science into modern medicine is bounded by our capacity to process and understand these big data. So, there is an urgent need to develop and integrate new statistical, mathematical, visualization, and computational models with the ability to analyze Big Data in order to retrieve useful information to aid clinicians in accurately diagnosing and treating patients to improve patient outcomes. Thus, the main objective of this proposal is to develop new computational models and implement new state-of-the-art machine learning approaches to analyze and integrate multiple data types for the creation of a decision matrix that aids clinicians in the early diagnosis and identification of high-risk patients for human diseases and disorders.

Dr. Khalid ElGazzar

Associate Professor, Canada Research Chair in the Internet of Things (IoT) at Ontario Tech University, Canada

Participation : Keynote Speaker
Session Title : XBeats Detected: Please Proceed to the Nearest Emergency
This talk will introduce XBeats, a machine learning-based framework for real-time electrocardiogram monitoring and analysis that uses edge computing and data analytics for early anomaly detection. The framework encompasses a data acquisition ECG patch with 12 leads to collect heart signals, perform on-chip processing, and transmit the data to healthcare providers in real-time for further analysis.
The ECG patch provides a dynamically configurable selection of the active ECG leads for transmission to the backend monitoring system. The selection ranges from a single ECG lead to a complete 12-lead ECG testing configuration. XBeats implements a lightweight binary classifier for early anomaly detection to reduce the time to action should abnormal heart conditions occur.
This initial detection phase is performed on an edge node and alerts can be configured to notify designated healthcare providers. Further deep analysis can be performed on the full-fidelity 12-lead data sent to the backend for accurate multilabel classification.
XBeats can achieve up to 95.30% detection accuracy for abnormal conditions while maintaining a high data acquisition rate of up to 480 samples per second.

Dr. Ahmed Abdelgawad

Professor, College of Science and Engineering, Central Michigan University, USA

Participation : Keynote Speaker
Session Title : Using Internet of Things (IoT): Opportunities and Challenges
Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects or “things” embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity. It enables the objects to collect, share, and analyze data. The IoT has become an integral part of our daily lives through applications such as public safety, intelligent tracking in transportation, industrial wireless automation, personal health monitoring, and health care for the aged community.
IoT is one of the latest technologies that will change our lifestyle in the coming years. This talk aims to introduce the design and implementation of IoT systems. The foundations of IoT will be discussed throughout real applications. Challenges and constraints for future research in IoT will be discussed. In addition, research opportunities and collaboration will be offered for the attendees.

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