Professor Sir Ara Darzi, (not many notes… :)
Today, the complexity of healthcare has tremendous impact on people life’s. Technology is moving us from minimally invasive towards incision-less surgery.
Sir Darzi
There is a need for a more dynamic and personalized monitoring of patients, in particular the one who suffer from a long disease. […]
Professor Anupam Joshi, “Trust, security, and privacy in Ubiquitous Computing”.
Security is essential because we interact with devices that are not in our home or office, but most of the work done in security for distributed system is not directly applicable to unicomp because these systems are open and dynamic. For that we can create policies […]
I just got back from London today, and… what a city! Hugely diverse, an amazing mash-up of cultures, fun, and food packed in a funky city. I took the time to visit (of course) the Tate Modern (an totally amazing building by the way), and a cool exhibition of Banksy in there. It’s crazy to […]
I’m off for London tomorrow as there is this this awesome meeting next week entitled “From computers to ubiquitous computing, by 2020“, organized by the Royal Society. I’ll try to take plenty of notes, but it’ll be hard as it’s packed with great people. Like I’m gonna feel quite insignificant with such a line-up:
Professor Ozalp […]
This is really funny! A new robot to help farmers has been developed (in Japan of course), and comes as an exoskeleton that you can wear and help you carry stuff. It reminds me when I was working with humanoid robots in Japan, in particular with the i-1 humanoid robot (formerly called DB), at ATR. […]
I just finished a workshop proposal for the LIFT conference in Geneva next February. It’s about lots of things. The “Internet of Things” to be more accurate.
A short summary of my workshop proposal, which is entitled “Upgrade your company - Industrial opportunities for the Internet of Things”:
Technologies that will form the future IoT will have […]
I finally decided that I should spend more time blogging, for several reasons (10 of them actually) I should write down here:
1) to keep me motivated to work and find cool topics to write about (I say that all the time, but this time is true)
2) to improve my written skills (yeah!! I really should)
3) […]
