Besplatno predavanje svetskog IT stručnjaka u Zrenjaninu

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U četvrtak 1. juna, u 12 časova, u amfiteatru Tehničkog fakulteta, profesor Adrian D. Cheok (www.adriancheok.info), Direktor Imagineering Instituta, Malaysia i vodeći profesor na katedri za Pervasive computing na City University London, će održati predavanje, na temu Everysense Everywhere Human Communication.

PREDAVANJE SA FESTIVALA NAUKE U LONDONU 
Predavanje, koje je profesor održao 25. maja, u okviru festivala nauke u Londonu, kao predavač na Cass MBA London Simpozijumu, imaće priliku da čuju svi studenti i ostali zainteresovani, s obzirom da je predavanje otvoreno za javnost.

Profesor Cheok je izabran za gostujućeg profesora, na našem Univerzitetu, za predmet Ambijentalne inteligencije, na doktorskim studijama Tehničkog fakulteta “Mihajlo Pupin”, za koje se uskoro očekuje akreditacija.
Bio je glavni i pozvani govornik na brojnim međunarodnim konferencijama i događajima. Dve godine je bio predavač po pozivu na Ars Electronica Muzej budućnosti. Njegova autorska dela kao što su a „Human Pacman“, „Magic Land“, i „Metazoa Ludens“, su proglašeni vrhunskim svetskim pronalascima.


Tehnički fakultet “Mihajlo Pupin” ima potpisan Ugovor o saradnji sa Institutom iz Malezije, gde će moći da se edukuju kroz konkretne projekte naši doktoranti i studenti.

Naš velikan Nikola Tesla je uzor i inspiracija u stvaralaštvu ovog svetski poznatog inovatora i naučnika, a dolazak i predavanje je od izuzetne važnosti za ovaj region.

PREDAVANJE NA TEHNIČKOM FAKULTETU: Dr Čeok o internetu budućnosti

U četvrtak, 1. juna, u 12 časova, u amfiteatru Tehničkog fakulteta „Mihajlo Pupin”, gostuje profesor Adrian D. Čeok (www.adriancheok.info), direktor Imagineering instituta u Maleziji i vodeći profesor na katedri za Pervasive computing na City University u Londonu. On će održati predavanje na temu „Everysense Everywhere Human Communication”.

Profesor Čeok je izabran za gostujućeg profesora na Univerzitetu u Novom Sadu, za predmet Ambijentalne inteligencije, na doktorskim studijama Tehničkog fakulteta „Mihajlo Pupin”, za koje se uskoro očekuje akreditacija. Njegova autorska dela kao što su a „Human Pacman“, „Magic Land“, i „Metazoa Ludens“, su proglašeni vrhunskim svetskim pronalascima. Predavanje, koje je profesor održao 25. maja, u okviru festivala nauke u Londonu, kao predavač na Cass MBA London Simpozijumu, imaće priliku da čuju studenti i drugi zainteresovani, s obzirom na to da je predavanje otvoreno za javnost.

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Adrian Cheok to speak at Cass MBA London Symposium 2017

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Title: Everysense Everywhere Human Communication

Date: Thursday, 25th May 2017

Time: 11:15am to 12:15pm

Venue: Royal Institution, 21 Albemarle St, Mayfair, London W1S 4BS

About Symposium 2017

On behalf of the Cass MBA Programme it is a huge pleasure to welcome you all to our third London Symposium. This year is our largest ever Symposium – and boosted further in numbers by our MBA guests from LUISS Business School (Rome), Mannheim Business School in Germany and GIBS Business School from the University of Pretoria in South Africa. We are of course also delighted to welcome Cass alumni back to Cass to join us.

Key features of our global city include its drive, its openness and its appetite for innovation. This is why we have chosen Explorers as the overall theme for our third Cass MBA London Symposium. You will hear from thought leaders and inspiring individuals as they share their insights on contemporary business practice, leading change and the value of being open to risk taking and adventure. Our Symposium is not a conference it is designed as a dynamic and engaging MBA class consisting of plenary speakers, hosted business briefings, masterclasses and social events. You too are Explorers on you own unique expedition across the capital to develop new knowledge, insight and networks.

Welcome to the London Symposium and please, be curious.

Dr Sionade Robinson
Associate Dean MBA Programmes

 

About Cass

Sir John Cass Business School is a modern, forward-looking institution with over 40 years at the leading edge of business education. Established in 1966 as City University Business School, it was renamed Cass Business School in 2002. Since then it has continued its upward trajectory. Cass’s triple-crown accreditation from AMBA, EQUIS and AACSB puts it in the top one per cent of business schools worldwide.

At Cass, we never stand still. We always aspire to excellence and we constantly seek new ways to serve our students and the global business community. Our enviable location means we are perfectly positioned to support the diverse interests of one of the world’s most powerful business and finance capitals.

Naturally, living next door to London’s rich mix of world-leading businesses, professional services and financial institutions informs our education and research strengths. Our goal is to provide support to world class businesses with world-leading thinking. Our research is ground-breaking and, through our partnerships with leading organisations, has a demonstrable impact on business and society.

https://symposium.cass.city.ac.uk/2017/speakers/professor-adrian-cheok

Adrian David Cheok Keynote Speaker at ICoICT 2017

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Professor Adrian David Cheok will give a keynote speech at the 15th ICoICT Conference 2017 on 17 May 2017 in Malacca, Malaysia.

Venue: Holiday Inn, Malacca, Malaysia

Date and Time: 14:45 – 16:00, 17 May 2017

Keynote Title: Everysense Everywhere Human Communication

Abstract: Human can develop new types of communication environments using all senses, including touch, taste and smell, which can increase support for multi-modal interaction and remote presence. This talk presents an alternative ubiquitous computing environment based on an integrated design of real and virtual worlds, as well as some research systems for interactive communication, culture and play.

http://www.icoict.org/speakers/adrian-david-cheok-ph-d/

Cebit 2017 – Interview with Adrian David Cheok

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CeBIT, 14 Feb. 2017

http://www.cebit.de/en/news/article/interview-with-adrian-david-cheok-41024.xhtml

 

When he thinks about the future, he sees people with chips in their bodies having sex and even being married to robots. At CeBIT Global Conferences Professor Adrian David Cheok will take you on a journey right into the future.

Professor Cheok, what will your talk at the CeBIT Global Conferences be about?
My talk introduces new facilities that are arising in the hyperconnected internet era within human media spaces. This allows new embodied interaction between humans, species, and computation both socially and physically, with the aim of novel interactive communication and entertainment.Humans can develop new types of communication environments using all the senses, including touch, taste, and smell, which can increase support for multi-person multi-modal interaction and remote presence.

In this talk, I will present an alternative ubiquitous computing environment and space based on an integrated design of real and virtual worlds, and discuss some different research prototype systems for interactive communication, culture, and play.

Your daughter Kotoko is at the age of 10 right now. What do you think will her daily (digital) life be like in 10 years from now?

The digital technologies 10 years from now will be much more immersive and pervasive. Our digital communication will be more about transmitting experience and less about transmitting information. We will be able to able to send and receive multisensory data through the internet, experience and interact with a remote environment with all of our senses.

Internet will be accessible from our everyday objects and we will no longer need a computer or mobile device to get online. It is also possible that humans will have microchips embedded in our bodies to collect and share data with machines and other humans.

In 10 years’ time, the boundary between humans and technologies will become much less noticeable.

You say “My great passion is to invent and make totally new kinds of computing and media that will help people, society, and the environment.” Could you explain this a little bit more?

In my lab, I always encourage my researchers and students to do quantum step, blue sky research and adopt radical thinking. Instead of making small improvements and building on current technologies, we should invent technologies that have never existed before, and think about how our research and inventions can benefit the society in 10 or 20 years.

I recently started a conference on Love and Sex with Robots. Although now it seems controversial and radical for humans to have robots as partners, have sex with robots or marry robots, I believe this will become more common in the next 20 years. Robots will become very much involved, both physically and emotionally, in people’s lives. We are now working on several projects on this topic, including a kissing robot and a conversational agent which can have different personalities.

With the technological advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence, I believe humans will be able to develop more intimate, emotional and humanistic relationships with robots.

In the last few years everyone has been talking about VR and augmented reality. Will it be the big “game changer” in 2017?

I think VR and AR technologies have already been a big game changer in 2016. The global phenomenon of Pokémon Go shows that AR applications have really taken off in the consumer market, and this has created big opportunities for companies, marketers and developers to use the technology in their businesses.

For example, as a real-world location based AR game, Pokemon Go allows retail stores and cafes to use a gamification marketing approach to attract players to visit their shops. We will also expect more organisations to use AR and VR technologies in their exhibitions, tours and advertisements.

With VR headsets becoming cheaper and more accessible, more users are likely to adopt this technology. At this point, I think we need more content creation to push AR/VR applications into the mainstream.

What are you most looking forward to personally about your CeBIT visit?

I’m most looking forward to the Internet of Things track at the CeBIT conference. This has been a most talked about topic in the last few years. I’m excited to find out what are the latest innovations and applications in this area. Also, I think this is the biggest trend that is most likely going to change the world in the next 5 years.