Marc Pous
Marc Pous
is the founder of theThings.IO and
cofounder of the Spanish travel blog 3viajes.com.
theThings.IO is the social network of the Internet of Things. With
theThings.IO, users are able to aggregate, interact, and reprogram
all of their networked devices efficiently and with an homogeneous
experience.
Marc has presented at scientific conferences such as WWW2009 and others
such as Maker Faire Rome 2013, RE-WORK Cities London 2013, and NoSQL
Barcelona 2012. He won the Wip Jam MWC 2013 FirefoxOS hackathon. He was
selected finalist at the LeWeb London 2013 and X Campus SeedRocket
startup competition and at the Mozilla Jetpack for Learning Design
Challenge
2010. At the Sonar 2013 he exposed the Internet connected sofa “One Seat
Away” and the “Oktoberfest of Things” in Munich 2012–2013.
His papers include
Citizen as a Sensor: The Barcelona Urban Mobility Use-case,
The real-time Barcelona urban mobility with NoSQL
technologies,
Enhancing accessibility: mobile to ATM case study,
Augmented reality as an enabling factor for the Internet of
Things,
Multimodal Interaction in Distributed and Ubiquitous
Computing,
PaTac: Urban, Ubiquitous, Personalized Services for Citizens and
Tourists, and
Ubiquitous, social networks in the street.
Marc was previously
Researcher at Barcelona Digital Technology Centre,
Cofounder and developer at HooverNotes,
Researcher and Developer and TMT Factory,
Analyst and PHP developer at Atrapalo.com,
Analyst and PHP developer at Hidroxid.com,
Research intern at AI department at UPC, and
C# .NET Teacher at Academia Adams.
He earned his degree in Computer Science at the Technical University of
Catalonia in 2006.
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YouTube channel.
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LinkedIn profile, and
Meetup profile.
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