Monday 31 October 2016

Machine learning & the connected home: useful data or meaningless noise?

Later this week I'll be giving a talk at the Energy Futures Lab on the recent work we've been doing around the data collected from smart meters and the Hive ecosystem. Here are the important details:

  • When? - Friday 4th November 2016 at 13:00
  • Where? - Room 116, South Kensington Campus, Imperial College London
  • Registration - Free, via EventBrite

Abstract


The ongoing national rollout aims to deploy one smart meter to every home in the country by the end of 2020. Furthermore, the market for connected household devices, such as automatic and remote controlled heating and lighting, continues to grow each year. As a result, more and more data is being collected about how we live our lives. This talk explores how machine learning can be used to extract value from this data improve our lives, but also highlights the importance of customer consent and keeping this data secure.

Venue


The seminar will be held in Room 116 of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (building 16 on the campus map). The room is known as the Energy Futures Lab teaching area (or The Bunker). If you are entering the building from Dalby Court/through the building's main entrance the room is down a flight of stairs, through the double doors on your left hand side, turn right at the end of the corridor and it is the second door on your right.

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