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IEEE Journal Live! 2017

May 9, 2017

Workshops

Humancentric RFID: Socio-Technical Learnings from Industry Cases

Tuesday May 9 2017; 8.30 – 10.30 am
Room 222C, Level 2, North Building
Katina Michael,
Engineering and Information Sciences – University of Wollongong

The Technological Trajectory of RFID: Science Fiction, Business Scenarios, and Transnational Surveys

Tuesday May 9 2017; 11.00 – 12.00 and 1.00 pm – 2.00 pm
Room 222C, Level 2, North Building
Katina Michael,
Engineering and Information Sciences – University of Wollongong

Great workshop presented by @katinamichael at #IEEERFID combining #RFID #implantables, #ethics, #activism and the classic #scifi references. pic.twitter.com/GA5aycFFRD

— reelyActive (@reelyActive) May 9, 2017

Mark Roberti Keynote (Audio): Opening RFIDJournalLive!

Chaired the Smart Cities Panel:

2:30 – 4:30 pm   IEEE RFID Joint Session Roundtable Discussions (Part IV) – Room 221 A & B

 

Honeywell Keynote on Privacy & Security of RFID

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RFIDJournalLive! Exhibition Hall - Day 2

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RFIDJournalLive! Exhibition Hall - Day 3

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In 2017, IEEE, RFID, RFIDJournalLive! Tags technological trajectory, social implications, RFID, radiofrequency identification, workshops, roundtable, smart cities, ethics, embedded systems, implantable systems, uberveillance, limits
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Contact: katina@uow.edu.au