10 January 2016

Almost Missed This: The Internet of Things Google Developers Fest Arizona



On the way to run errands on the light rail yesterday by taking a diagonal shortcut through Mesa Arts Center, usually a vast hot spot for performance and visual arts,  stumbled on this [image to the left] on the stone walkways.
It stopped me fast in my tracks > turning into a revelation for the future.
WtFark is this?
Like most residents and visitors I've seen the dinosaur footprints on the sidewalks of Main Street [and a few dinosaurs in the windows at Milano Music] but this?
Some kind of homing beacon for aliens from outer space giving them a signal to attract their return landing back on Planet Earth like the Nazca Lines in South America?
No. Landing here in Mesa was a gathering of bright and brilliant minds ...
It happened yesterday from 9-5 inside the Piper Theater, attracting more than a 100 engaged in connecting everything to everything > The Internet of Things

The published Schedule 
Give the people what they want.


Playing Host : Mike Wolfson [image to right]

Starting off with:
Chris Mattieu (9:05am - 9:30am)
Greg Gorman (9:35am - 10:00am)
Stewart Christie (10:05am - 10:30am)
Co-Hoots (10:35a - 10:40a)
Luis Montes (10:50am - 11:15am)
Panel (11:20am - 11:55pm)
Guy McCarthy (Microchip) - 11:55a - 12:00p)
Dave Smith (1:05pm - 1:30pm)
Justin Ribeiro (1:35pm - 2:00pm)
Peter Heinrich (2:05pm - 2:30pm)
Sheldon McGee (GDGPhoenix) (2:30p - 2:35p)
Jen Tong (3:05pm - 3:45pm)
Panel (3:50pm - 4:25pm)
4:30p - 4:45p Wrap-up


 













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