Sensors are increasingly used to monitor people’s health and wellbeing, while IoT is increasingly being deployed to ensure environments are as healthy as they can be for those who live, work and pay in them. This has resulted in place managers, whether this be an urban environment or an office, having increased understanding, and responsibility, concerning the health and wellbeing of the people within that space. In this podcast we explore the ways in which IoT is being used to understand health of place users, create conditions which encourage healthy habits and even the ways it is being used to make us happier in our places. Joining us to share their expertise in this field are Professor Michael Boniface from the University of Southampton, and Deyrick Allen, Managing Director of IoT Horizon.
Useful links form this episode:
IoT Horizon Company LinkedIn page : https://www.linkedin.com/company/iot-horizon-ltd
Professor Boniface’s PETRAS project: PETRAS-DSF
Thank you to Professor Alan Chamberlain for gifting his IoT generated music which we have used throughout this series.
Sensors are increasingly used to monitor people’s health and wellbeing, while IoT is increasingly being deployed to ensure environments are as healthy as they can be for those who live, work and pay in them. This has resulted in place managers, whether this be an urban environment or an office, having increased understanding, and responsibility, concerning the health and wellbeing of the people within that space. In this podcast we explore the ways in which IoT is being used to understand health of place users, create conditions which encourage healthy habits and even the ways it is being used to make us happier in our places. Joining us to share their expertise in this field are Professor Michael Boniface from the University of Southampton, and Deyrick Allen, Managing Director of IoT Horizon.
Useful links form this episode:
IoT Horizon Company LinkedIn page : https://www.linkedin.com/company/iot-horizon-ltd
Professor Boniface’s PETRAS project: PETRAS-DSF
Thank you to Professor Alan Chamberlain for gifting his IoT generated music which we have used throughout this series.