#IoT #IoTDay #IOTDAY 2026 / Dag van het Internet der Dingen 2026
april 9
IoTDay is an open invitation to the Internet of Things (IoT) Community to set up an event, a lunch, a talk with the neigborhood on what IoT is and what it means in everyday life for all of us.
IoTDay and is an open invitation to the Internet of Things Community to set up an event, a lunch, a talk with the neighborhood on what IoT is and what it means in everyday life for all of us. IoTDay started in 2010 organised by the IoT Council. IoTDay is an opportunity for the IoT Community to show that it cares for people, for the environment, for animals … and for machines as well. The global IoT Day was started by the #IoT Council in 2010, with the goal to brainstorm on the emerging IoT Topics and further the discourse in EU & abroad. IoT Day in April has since been held annually and with a wide range of participants, growing to hundreds of locations across the world, with a variety of gatherings in places ranging from conference halls, online meetings, bars and cafes, Meetups, classrooms and parks. The point of the IoTDay exchanges is to bring IoT/AI Trends out into the open to and with citizens and industry experts to collaborate on developments across borders. Every year IoTDay is an open invitation to the wider Internet of Things Community to set up an event, a lunch, a talk with the neighbourhood on what #IoT is about and what it means in everyday life for all of us now. IoTDay in Brussels with a special celebration this time around is organised by the IoT Council and its members. Leading up to the fifteenth anniversary in Spring 2025, we are having a variety of events online and in person to celebrate the progress in global IoT Technologies and to discuss the range of current issues still needing to be resolved going forward, especially with the influx of AI and lack of security in developments, as well as conflicting standards around the world. IoTDay theme 2026: The conversation we need now.
IoTDay is an open invitation to the Internet of Things (IoT) Community to set up an event, a lunch, a talk with the neigborhood on what IoT is and what it means in everyday life for all of us.
IoTDay and is an open invitation to the Internet of Things Community to set up an event, a lunch, a talk with the neighborhood on what IoT is and what it means in everyday life for all of us. IoTDay started in 2010 organised by the IoT Council. IoTDay is an opportunity for the IoT Community to show that it cares for people, for the environment, for animals … and for machines as well. The global IoT Day was started by the #IoT Council in 2010, with the goal to brainstorm on the emerging IoT Topics and further the discourse in EU & abroad. IoT Day in April has since been held annually and with a wide range of participants, growing to hundreds of locations across the world, with a variety of gatherings in places ranging from conference halls, online meetings, bars and cafes, Meetups, classrooms and parks. The point of the IoTDay exchanges is to bring IoT/AI Trends out into the open to and with citizens and industry experts to collaborate on developments across borders. Every year IoTDay is an open invitation to the wider Internet of Things Community to set up an event, a lunch, a talk with the neighbourhood on what #IoT is about and what it means in everyday life for all of us now. IoTDay in Brussels with a special celebration this time around is organised by the IoT Council and its members. Leading up to the fifteenth anniversary in Spring 2025, we are having a variety of events online and in person to celebrate the progress in global IoT Technologies and to discuss the range of current issues still needing to be resolved going forward, especially with the influx of AI and lack of security in developments, as well as conflicting standards around the world. IoTDay theme 2026: The conversation we need now.
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