The event, to be held at FIU's MMC Campus in the heart of Miami, will run from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM. It will feature a dynamic panel discussion on how integrating advanced technologies like AI, data analytics, and IoT can revolutionize city planning, infrastructure, and daily life.
Keynote Speaker: Maurizio Rinaldi, CEO of SONDA
Maurizio Rinaldi, CEO of SONDA, will deliver the keynote address and lead the conversation. With over two decades of experience in IT solutions, Rinaldi will provide deep insights into integrating technology within urban settings. He will explore how AI models are used to assess and maintain transportation systems, optimize energy consumption, and improve public services. His vision of the future of smart cities will offer a comprehensive look into the latest trends and innovations reshaping urban environments worldwide.
Event Moderator: Thomas Spiegelhalter, FIU Professor
Following the keynote, the event will feature a Q&A session and a panel discussion with leading voices in urban design, IT infrastructure, and policy. Participants will dive deeper into real-world examples of smart city implementations, examining successful AI models, data integration methodologies, and their outcomes. The event is also a prime opportunity for university students to explore internship opportunities with SONDA as we continue to foster education and professional growth in the tech sector.
Join us for this thought-provoking event and be part of the conversation shaping the future of urban living.
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