"5G empowers, everything is intelligently connected": Tencent Financial Channel visited Professor Jia Weijia, Deputy Director of the State Key Laboratory of Smart City Internet of Things (University of Macau) on August 30, 2019
TVB news program "Loging Greater Bay Area" introduces UM State Key Laboratory of Internet of Things for Smart City
The University of Macau (UM) State Key Lab in the Internet of Things for Smart City recently signed a collaboration agreement with Haylion Technologies Co Limited, becoming the first institute in Hong Kong and Macao to collaborate with a leading mainland company in smart driving technology.
On July 23, the “China Science and Technology Summit—Opportunities and Challenges of Macao in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Science and Technology Innovation Corridor” was successfully held at the University of Macau.
On July 18, 2019, Song Yonghua, President of the University of Macau and Director of the State Key Laboratory of Smart City Internet of Things (University of Macau), led a delegation to visit the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Authority.
University of Macau (UM) Rector Yonghua Song has been elected member of Academia Europaea (Academy of Europe). Members of Academia Europaea are the most outstanding or influential individuals in the fields of the humanities and natural sciences in Europe.
The University of Macau (UM) State Key Laboratory of Internet of Things for Smart City plans to establish an effective sensing and transmission system based on 5G technology, with the support of the CTM. The lab plans to analyse the 5G architecture in order to provide efficient solutions for smart sensing and transmission to support Macao’s effort to build a smart city.
The State Key Laboratory of the Internet of Things for Smart City (University of Macau) (SKL-IOTSC) held an inauguration ceremony for its first Academic Committee, which was followed by the committee’s first meeting in 2019. The first Academic Committee is comprised of 13 academicians, experts and scholars in different fields.
The University of Macau (UM) today (17 June) held a lecture on smart cities, as part of the University Lecture Series. Six prominent experts in the field discussed the different aspects of smart city development, including big data, urban security, the Internet of Things, future transport, smart structure, and cloud computing.
In 1978, the world’s first GPS artificial satellite was launched, opening up endless new possibilities for network development. In the same year, the teenage Weijia Jia put down his hoe and left his home in rural Guizhou for a university in Hunan province, where he embarked on a new chapter of his life that would eventually launch him on a career studying big data and the Internet of Things (IoT).
