IET London Events

Robotics is widely used within the automotive and electronics manufacturing sectors and adoption is growing across wider manufacturing sectors. The accelerating developments in AI, vision and other sensing technologies is opening up applications in a wide range of newer sectors from agriculture to construction. The development of humanoid robots is predicted, by some, to lead to a step change in robot deployment throughout society. This event will unpick some of these advances and provide a pers

This talk explores how Private 5G and AI converge to power the future of autonomous systems, edge computing, and human-machine interaction to service the needs of a new generation, the Singularity Generation, born into a world where AI and machines collaborate, think, and act in real time.

The use of radar in aircraft to achieve long-range early warning of airborne threats was developed during WWII in Britain and the USA and is now a key component of air defence. This talk will outline the evolution of Airborne Early Warning (AEW) radar capability in the UK, from WWII to the present day.

Join our panel of industry experts for an overview of the significant themes from the annual IBC (International Broadcasting Convention) held in Amsterdam. Come along to find out how we are shaping the future of entertainment and technology.

Dr Sam Meek, a passionate F1 fan, explores how F1 car setup is one of many complex optimisation problems suited to quantum computing. In his lecture, he uses real-world examples to show why quantum methods can vastly outperform classical ones. He shares a vision of a future where quantum computing becomes a daily tool in science, technology, and commerce.

In this talk Michael de Podesta will outline how heat pumps work, how homes work, and how heat pumps work in homes to replace a gas or oil boiler.