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HEAT10 Smart Home Conference Cambridge

10:00-17:30, Friday 3 December 2010


Building the commercial framework for the smart home sector
The 4th annual HEAT conference will take place at the Buckingham House Conference Centre in Cambridge on Friday December 3, 2010. The venue is easy walking distance from the historic centre of Cambridge and its colleges. This year HEAT becomes HEAT10. The conference focuses on going digital, while keeping focuses on energy efficiency and consumer demand pull. The SHIFT conference Side Event at the venue focuses on EV and enables a truly exciting full-solution exhibition.

ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW

Who will be joining (among others)
Those interested in the smart home; and in home energy and technology; and in energy efficiency; (smart meters, smart appliances, smart communications devices; home energy management systems, home automation systems, domotics, chip design, system architecture, standards and bridges; WiFi, ZigBee, Bluetooth; sensors, servers; heating, ventilation, air conditioning; lighting, LEDs, DC Micronets) technology providers, hardware manufacturers, tech designers, vendors, technology partners, investors (angels, venture capitalists, private equity, banks), energy and cleantech experts, TNO, DNOs, communications network operators.

When
Friday, December 3, 2010 09:30 AM - 17:00 PM

Where
Buckingham House Conference Centre
Murray Edwards College
Huntingdon Road
Cambridge CB3 0DF

Registration for
4 sessions, lunch expo, coffees, 12 talks, 2 hours Q and A, 2.5 hours networking
Promocode discounts available now see registration form online or call 01223 303500

How do I sign up for the HEAT10 Smart Home conference on 3 December?
Register here

Plenary Conference Structure - Sessions

Introduction to the Smart Home

  The engaged consumer
  Connectivity and standards
  Measurement and control
  Smart meters and home automation systems
Energy Efficiency
  Design for zero load, zero power
  Consumer gadgetry
  Smart appliances
Heating, ventilation and air conditioning
Lighting, LEDs and DC nets
Consumer Experience: the doorway to success
Attitudes to
  Rising costs
  Security
  Environment
  Disconnect and demand response


Side Event at same venue: SHIFT - Electric transport