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Already very popular across the UK within Public and Private Spaces.

Feel free to read my edito for this week. I am sharing my personal impressions about Chinese lighting market after a 10 days business trip and event participation (EAC and ALE) 3 keywords : 📍huge, 📍fast, 📍high technical content

How can I ensure a stable internet connection during outdoor events? Consider using a dedicated mobile hotspot or a wired internet connection if available. Always test the connection strength and stability at the venue before the event.

We are excited to share this insightful blog by Oliver Pecirep on how assistive technology is not just an enhancement but a fundamental component in urban development toward achieving Sustainable Development Goal 11. ♻ The blog focuses on the lack of audio-based orientation or navigation systems, as well as the daily struggles of the visually impaired. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dfV3rJQi Researching more about this problem has helped us develop our indoor orientation system. Improve orientation, decrease difficulties, optimize visitor flow, but, most importantly, become a pioneer! 🦮 Full project description available at: https://lnkd.in/dAJtdA9W

When your company lets you talk about two of your passions, Taylor Swift and public transportation, it just Hits Different. Check out the article I wrote for AlphaVu and learn how to leverage the positive pressure of large events to better service your communities!

"The spectacle of the Chinese city: urban atmospheres, the built environment and everyday practices", a new special issue by Dennis Zuev & Madlen Kobi, is out and open access. Our article "Empty Homes" (together with Willy Sier) is part of this.

I did a short video interview about my upcoming #IndoorWireless workshop in Sarasota in Florida, what the key issues are & what to expect. EDIT: unfortunately this workshop has now been postponed. I’ll update on the next dates when available - please stay tuned. My view is that indoor connectivity - public & private #5G, #WiFi and many other technologies - get insufficient attention from policymakers, investors, property companies and enterprises. Even most telcos / carriers view it mostly as "special projects" rather than being strategically important. Yet 80%+ of all wireless connectivity - and value - occurs indoors. Education, industrial automation, healthcare, gaming, business collaboration and many other use-cases are almost exclusively done inside walls, on private property. The aim of the day is to gather together diverse stakeholders - 5G & Wi-Fi vendors, regulatory & policy specialists, service providers, industry associations, neutral hosts and more - to discuss how to amplify the scale and importance of the problem. It's under Chatham House, so people can be candid. This isn't aboout Tech A vs. Tech B. It's an effort to make more people realise just how important Indoor Wireless is, and how complex the stakeholder landscape makes it to get enough attention. Watch the video below, and register at https://lnkd.in/en8vHWgu Drop me a line if you'd like to speak in person about how the events run & how I can help you get approval - I did one in London in January. (Note: although this is running alongside a WiFi conference, it's focused on 5G at least as much).

IOA Irish Branch: Gerry McCullough Memorial Lecture 2023   Noise mapping, past, present and future” Presented by Eur Ing Simon J. Shilton CEng FIOA, Acustica Thursday 21 September 2023  4pm to 6pm (with social drinks afterwards).   Trinity College Dublin Crossland lecture theatre, Parsons Building, Trinity College Dublin. Location: https://lnkd.in/er3A7Y7P   The event will be ‘in-person’ with the option to join remotely also for those who are pre-registered.   Strategic noise mapping in Ireland has been undertaken every five years since 2007 under the Environmental Noise Regulations. The Round 4 maps published in 2023 represent a step change in approach with the introduction of the common European method (CNOSSOS-EU) and the assessment of health impacts. The meeting will present an overview of strategic noise mapping under the Regulations, and details of the recent changes in methodology and the implementation of CNOSSOS-EU in Ireland. Looking to the upcoming noise action plans, the evidence base provided by the maps will be discussed, along with thoughts on how they may be developed further going forward.   As always, there will be a chance for a Q&A at the end of the presentation.   Please register on Eventbrite at: https://lnkd.in/eUfcMtuw   Please register for in-person attendance or online attendance. Please note that all streaming is subject to site conditions and the quality of the broadband service that exists. In-person attendance is recommended, and online attendance is not in any way guaranteed.

Stadium environments require high-density, powerful Wi-Fi networks that can be adjusted and scaled on demand. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e5QDZDK8