We need to connect our wireless devices in a smarter way
Spectrum scarcity will soon be a big issue because of the growing number of wireless devices. I believe we can use the spectrum more efficiently by using AI.
Watch videoPROGRAMME
18:00Welcome
18:30Introduction
18:40Keynote by Dominique Deckmyn, editor Media & Technology @ de Standaard
19:00Personality talks by 3 finalists
Andrea Guevara - Ruben Mennes - Glenn Mathijssen
20:00Reception starts
20:30Awards Ceremony
20:45Reception continues (until 21:30)
Are you convinced that robots, machine learning, artificial intelligence are the primary ICT technologies ? Or are you a non-believer?
A bi-yearly FITCE.be contest for young ICT professionals to share their ideas and vision on major technology trends.
Check out the opinions of our contestantsRegister, formulate a statement, shoot a short video with your motivation and publish it before January 31 2019. Go viral to convince the public and collect votes.
A professional jury consisting of leaders from ICT industry will nominate three candidates with the best motivation and public support on February 15.
After a keynote of jury member Dominique Deckmyn , the three finalists will present their vision at BluePoint Brussels (Agoria building). The finalists are awarded 1000, 250 and 250 EUR.
FITCE has been organizing the Young ICT personality contest since 2006. Below you can find our galery of honour.
This section will be updated when new questions arrive. Registered candidates will be informed of updates
Just send us an e-mail at info@yict.be
A video is certainly required. The content, story, screenplay are entirely up to you, as long as you make the video in the format 4:3 and focus on a strong technology message.
Implications of technology revolutions, such as AI or robotics, on society, policy, environment, law or other relevant disciplines are encouraged.
We recommend a video between 1 and 2 minutes, although we don’t impose hard constraints.
Innovations in the domains of AI and robotics are for sure triggering a lot of questions relevant to ICT professionals today. This is broad enough to position your statement. You can relate a variety of statements to the field of robotics and AI, addressing not only technology but also the broader impact, law, policy or society.
Any individual not over 32 on December 31 2018 can apply.
Yes, you can! As long as you haven't submitted. After registering you only have to enter your personal data and a statement. You are free to upload a video later and edit your content. Once submitted you can start collecting votes using your social media contacts.
You have to share your video on social media with a link to this website YICT.be . Here the public can vote on one candidate. All candidates are visible in the tab 'Candidates'. Likes or Comments on other social media are not counted.
Check out the opinions of our contestants
Spectrum scarcity will soon be a big issue because of the growing number of wireless devices. I believe we can use the spectrum more efficiently by using AI.
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