HALL D
TRADE FAIR STUDIO
MAIN STAGE
11:00 - 11:30
Piotr Tenderowicz
ABB-free@home® - simple and effective integration of home systems
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11:30-14:00
Kamil Jasieński
Paweł Banachowicz
Marlena Jagłowska
Eryk Maria Kosidowski
Aleksandra Zarzycka-Kośla
The role of Smart Home artificial intelligence
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14:00-15:00
mgr inż. arch. Agata Łydek-Grzywa
From vision to reality - how can we create the perfect smart home so that it is not just a gadget, but simplifies daily life, improves security and saves money?
10:30 - 11:00
dr inż. Monika Nisiewicz - Politechnika Warszawska - Wydział Chemiczny, Aironomy Inovations oraz Mgr inż. Dominik Kołodziejek
Mgr inż. Dominik Kołodziejek
AirGuard- When does air become intelligent? The revolution in sensors and data analysis
11:00 - 11:30
Jacek Sekuła
Modern home automation by Grenton - case study
13:30 - 14:30
dr inż. Paweł Wajss
Why do developers in Poland rely on a single smart system?
14:30 - 15:30
mgr inż. arch. Agata Łydek-Grzywa
Architects, Interior Designers, it's time for a change: How to incorporate Smart Home technology into your projects
12:00 - 13.00
Freedom Flow Marketing - Przemek 'Chris' Wysocki
From PLN 0 to 22 million per year in 4 years - thanks to Facebook ads in the installation business (Smart Home).
HALL D
CONFERENCE ROOM 1
10:30
Opening of the conference
Inauguration with the participation of Director Dariusz Drąg and representatives of CartPoland, Freedom Flow Marketing, Grenton, KNX Polska - Magda Chodkowska, Loxone
Block I: Marketing the Smart Home
10:40 - 11:30
Freedom Flow Marketing – Chris Wysocki
From zero to PLN 22 million per year in 4 years - successful digital marketing using Loxone as an example.
Block II: Energy management and design of KNX systems
11:30 - 12:00
Damian Fituch (KNX)
Good practice in KNX design.
12:00 - 12:30
Dominik Uczciwek (KNX)
What is and what is not a smart home?
12:30 - 13:00
Jacek Zart (KNX)
Intelligent energy management in KNX systems as an important element of sustainability.
Block III: Intelligent automation systems and selection of Smart Home technologies
13:00 - 14:00
Szymon Rosół – Grenton
Jacek Sekuła - Grenton
Instalatorzy systemu Grenton:
Emil Siemek [Eves], Karol Kowalik [ Strefa Instalatora], Krzysztof Źiółkowski [Neuron House], Wojciech Skowronek [Nestino]
Smart Home Grenton - Investors' and Installers' Choice
Block IV: New security standards for Smart Home and Smart Energy - Trends 2025 (CartPoland)
14:00 – 15:00
Dr Janusz Jablonski, cryptography and cyber security expert CartPoland
Dynamic authentication - Quantum Resists cryptography in eIDAS for NIS2
15:00 – 15:30
Dr Janusz Jablonski, cryptography and cyber security expert CartPoland
New security standards for Smart Home and Smart Energy based on the use of dynamic QR codes generated on the phone app. Secure authentication of access to resources, which will eliminate vulnerabilities related to ‘impersonation’ using ‘passwords’ or other ‘persistent credentials - access data
Block V: New security standards Smart Home and Smart Energy- Trends 2025 (CartPoland)
11:00 - 12:00
płk. Robert Gawryś
Home security - the challenges of the 21st century - how to minimise risks and prevent them effectively Threat definition, Detection, Prevention
12:00 - 12:30
Mikołaj Twardowski - employee and shareholder of CartPoland
Access control - Electronic locks with access control based on dynamic barcodes, QR code generator based on smartphone app
12:30 – 13:00
Panel discussion: Smart Home and Smart Energy security standards - Trends 2025
Block VI: Smart Home standards and innovations
13:00 - 13:45
The smart home - how to avoid problems and enjoy convenience for years to come
Konrad Komorowski (Loxone)
13:45 - 14:15
New possibilities for energy management based on weather forecast and dynamic energy tariffs.
Krzysztof Sasin
Block VII: Smart Home standards and innovations
11:00 - 11:30
Damian Fituch (KNX)
Simple installation, unlimited smart system possibilities.
11:30 - 12:00
Jarosław Tomaszewski (KNX)
What is the difference between a standard and a building automation system?
12:00 - 12:30
Tomasz Milczarek (KNX)
Smart Home, a wykrywanie obecności człowieka na przykładzie czujników Steinel.
12:30 - 13:00
Jacek Zart (KNX)
Intelligent energy management in KNX systems as an important element of sustainability.
Block VIII: Smart homes of the future - comfort and functionality
13:00 – 13:45
Is a phone/panel controlled home smart?
Konrad Komorowski (Loxone)
13:45
Summary and conclusion of the conference
HALL D
CONFERENCE ROOM 1
14:00 – 15:00
Dr Janusz Jabłoński - cryptography and cyber security expert CartPoland
Dynamic authentication - Quantum Resists cryptography in eIDAS for NIS2
15:00 – 15:30
Dr Janusz Jabłoński - cryptography and cyber security expert CartPoland
New Smart Home and Smart Energy security standards based on the use of dynamic QR codes generated on the phone app - secure authentication of access to resources, elimination of vulnerabilities related to impersonation using passwords and other permanent credentials.
11:00 - 12:00
Home security - the challenges of the 21st century - how to minimise and effectively prevent risks? (Threat definition, detection, prevention)
płk. Robert Gawryś
12:00 - 12:30
Access control - electronic locks with access control based on dynamic barcodes. QR code generator based on a smartphone app.
Mikołaj Twardowski - employee and shareholder of CartPoland
12:30 – 13:00
Panel discussion: Smart Home and Smart Energy security standards - Trends 2025
CartPoland
Kommer
płk. Robert Gawryś
TRADE FAIR STUDIO
Main stage
Hall D
Introduction
A general introduction to the concept of smart home systems and the role that artificial intelligence plays in them. Historical outline and current trends in technology development.
The impact of AI on the functionality of smart home systems
Discuss the benefits of integrating artificial intelligence, such as increasing user comfort, optimising energy consumption, improving operational efficiency and enhancing home security.
Modern technological solutions
Discussing the latest innovations that are revolutionising the way buildings are managed and shaping the future of smart homes. Integrating artificial intelligence into home automation.
Challenges in implementing AI
Analysis of privacy, data security and ethical issues. Consider the potential risks of automation and the risk of technological abuse.
Regulatory and ethical aspects
Review of current regulations and the need to develop new standards to ensure the safe and ethical use of artificial intelligence in the smart home sector. Consider the role of state and international institutions in shaping the regulatory framework.
Summary
Synthesis of key findings and reflection on the balance between the benefits and challenges of implementing artificial intelligence in smart homes.
Opportunity for questions from the audience.
Growth prospects and innovation
A vision of the future in which AI becomes a key part of everyday life, and a discussion of directions for further research and technological development. Forecasts for the integration of new solutions and market adaptation to dynamic change.
Growth prospects and innovative directions
An overview of trends and forecasts for further technological evolution in the smart home sector, as well as the impact of these changes on users’ daily lives.
Kamil Jasieński
Paweł Banachowicz
Marlena Jagłowska
Aleksandra Zarzycka-Kośla
Trade Fair Medal Ceremony
Date
February 26
12:30
Trends panel and presentations of exhibitors
Trends and presentation panel:
A promotional initiative during which each of our exhibitors can give a lecture at the price of the purchased stand. The topic of the presentation is free, but we recommend that it be consistent with the theme of the fair and refer to industry news, which will always encourage a wider group of visitors to get to know your company! All information about your lectures will be made available on our website.
How to register:
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The order of applications is decisive!
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