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The Things Conference is the world’s largest LoRaWAN conference with 1 big conference and 10 side events per year. We’ve worked really hard to put together the best experience we can for our guests. Before applying, please review the information below about the application process and possible questions.
Keynotes will also be recorded and shared within our worldwide networks, reaching an audience of up to 100,000 people.
Inspiring. Knowledgeable. Innovative.
Our aim is to get insider visions from professionals or enthusiasts in the industry on overcoming challenges – whether developmental or economic. With an international team of experts, we pull together and inspire the LoRaWAN ecosystem through:
We are known for delivering more than information that anyone can simply find on the internet. And we would like to keep it this way.
To get a better understanding, get inspired by some of our previous speakers:
LoRaWAN and the IoT – Olivier Seller (Semtech)
Adding Intelligence to Your LoRaWAN Devices – Jan Jongboom (Edge Impulse)
Wildlife protection – Laurens de Groot (Smart Parks)
People who stand with their feet in the dirt, the ones who have first-hand experience with running LoRaWAN projects.
GUIDELINES
When submitting your proposal for activity hosting at The Things Conference, consider the following guidelines:
1. Choose your topic
Choose the topic that you would like to organize an activity for. Try to present your topic with the most unique, objective perspective available as this will create the most value for audience members. You should also convey why you believe your story is significant.
2. Choose your format
Once you have chosen your topic, you will have to choose your format.
3. Title and abstract
Make sure that the title of your presentation is clear, representative and short. All keynotes will be available online after the conference, so use industry-related keywords to increase visibility. The abstract should have 80 to 100 words and should include a few key takeaways for your audience.
4. Fill out the form
After deciding on all of the above, you can proceed to fill out this form.
If you would like the most customisation for your keynote, we encourage each speaker to use the options for open-ended remarks.
5. Deadline submissions
Here in The Netherlands we have a saying ‘Op is Op’ – meaning ‘when a product/spots are sold out, there are no more left’. So, apply as soon as possible. On a serious note, we accept applications until the 1st August, 2023.
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