Apresentação no 3 Workshop Rfid & NFC realizado no dia 22.11.12

1. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
“IoT is a non-existing concept in Brazil”
Stated by:
Prof. José Roberto Amazonas
University of São Paulo
Sitges, June 2010

2. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
Education, training, dissemination
1. First Brazilian conference on RFID, october 2010
2. Tag & Trace: Internet of Things, november 2010
3. Defensis PRODESP, may 2011
4. Tag & Trace: Internet of Things, july 2011
5. IoT Concepts and Applications, event organized by the Brazilian Attorneys
Association, july 2011
6. Fourth Brazilian conference on Adverse Events in Medicine, august 2011
(more than 400 attendees)
7. IoT and Mobility, event organized by SUCESU, august 2011
8. CASAGRAS2 event in Brazil, september 2011
9. Second Brazilian conference on RFID and Internet of Things, october 2011
10. II Seminar on Protection of Privacy and Personal Data, CGI, october 2011
11. IoT and Formula 1, january 2012
12. Campus Party, february 2012
13. IoT and Creative currencies, april 2012
14. IoT and the education of the new engineer, Institute of Engineering, may 2012

3. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
Education, training, dissemination
1. ICT 2010, Brussels
2. Academic course in China, 2011
3. Academic course in Malaysia, 2011
4. RFID Live in U.S.A, 2011
5. IoT Week in Barcelona, 2011
6. IoT Forum in Brussels, 2011
7. CASAGRAS2 workshop in Buenos Aires, 2011
8. CASAGRAS2 workshop in Medellin, 2011
9. Twenty years of development of Kazakhstan- the way to
the innovative economy: achievements and perspective,
2011
10. Invited speaker at CEBIT in Germany, 2012
11. SICOTEL 2012, Armenia - Colombia

4. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
The University of São Paulo (USP) has launched the Innovation Olympic
Games and Prof. Maristela Basso has proposed the development of the project
Modelo de Regulamentação Jurídica e Gestão da Internet das Coisas
(IoT) - Model for IoT juridic regulation and governance.
It is exactly at this point that Juridical and Social Sciences may provide their
contribution. Our intent is to offer a product that allows for the integration
the technological advance with minimal ethical patterns of social coexistence
and, in addition, for the respect of citizens guarantees and fundamental
rights, in a concentrated or diffused way.
Also for this reason we have associated to the CASAGRAS2 work that, in
Brazil, is coordinated by Prof. José Amazonas and Escola Politécnica of
USP, providing juridical consultancy and advice.

5. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
Brazilian IoT Competitiveness Forum
On April 9th, 2012 it has been launched the Brazilian IoT
Competitiveness Forum. It counts with participants from different
segments: private companies, academia, funding agencies and
government.
Among others, the main objectives are:
i. identification of barriers that prevent a faster adoption of the
IoT technology in Brazil;
ii. definition of concrete measures that should be taken to
leverage the development of IoT applications and services;
iii. IoT dissemination and education.
The main platform of the forum is its website: www.iotbrasil.com.br.

6. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results

7. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
iRIoT - interdisciplinary Research for the Internet of Things
iRIoT has been created by a group of professors from the Escola Politécnica
(Engineering School), Law School, School of Communication and Arts of
the University of São Paulo to develop joint research. It is the
materialization of the common knowledge that IoT is interdisciplinary and
multidimensional. Its first initiative is the development of the Building
blocks of Research for the Internet Connected objectS - BRICS project -
that aims at creating a tool to build realistic IoT roadmaps for Brazil and
South America.

8. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
Start-up (www.smart-iot.com.br)

9. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
Electronic magazine (www.iozine.com.br)

10. Brazil in CASAGRAS2: activities and results
Challenges
As far as future developments are concerned the main challenge to
be overcome is to build strong synergy among different stakeholders
(academia, market, government) to establish common strategic goals
to create applications and services that can improve Brazil's society
quality of life where each one can contribute to and benefit from.
The Brazilian Competitiveness in IoT Forum is an important tool to
propose a set of structuring projects and to identify funding
resources.