CTIT Symposium 2006 "Smart Environments"

CTIT Symposium SMART ENVIRONMENTS

Wednesday, May 31, 2006

University of Twente, Building The Waaier, room WA3.

The prizes for the AIO poster competition are:

You can read the jury report here. Congratulations!

Information about the poster competition for PhD-students is available here.

Photos are be available here.

Programme:

9.30 hrs Registration and welcome

10.00 hrs Opening by Peter Apers, University of Twente

10.10 hrs Siebren de Vries, Chess: “Dutch Clay or gold; Are sensor networks a worthwhile future business?”

10.50 hrs Paul Havinga, University of Twente: “Smart Dust: science or fiction?”

11.20 hrs Maarten van Steen, VU Amsterdam: “How simple gossiping can seem pretty smart”

12.00 hrs Lunch and poster session

13.30 hrs Boudewijn Haverkort / Peter Apers, University of Twente: “The 3TU Center of Excellence CeDAS”

13.50 hrs Inald Lagendijk, Delft University of Technology: “Challenges and Solutions in Peer-to-Peer Video Streaming”

14.30 hrs Bart van Arem, TNO / University of Twente: “Safe and efficiënt road traffic by integrated road-vehicle systems”

15.00 hrs Coffee/tea break

15.15 hrs Peter van der Stok, Philips Research: “Some examples of wireless sensor network at Philips Research”

15.55 hrs Anton Nijholt, University of Twente: “Ambient Entertainment”

16.25 hrs Mark Overmars, Scientific Director, Center for Advanced Gaming and Simulation: “The Game of the Future”

17.05 hrs Closing by Peter Apers

17.15 hrs Reception and prize distribution for the poster session