Room: Stage L René Bohne LEDs on dresses are pretty, but this is not very smart! Connect your Smart Fashion projects to your smart phones and make your clothes a part of The Internet of Textile Things. 
Some people are great at fashion design and they try to add electronics to their designs. They don't know how to write complex code or how to create interesting animations. For fashion shows and on stage, artists want to combine many costumes and synchronize them. But how can they react on something that was not planned? How to interact with the clothes?

The Internet of Textile Things solves many problems:

<ul><li>Upload new programs to your smart fashion</li>
 <li>Remote control one or many costumes</li>
 <li>Realtime interaction </li>
 <li>Reuse solutions</li>
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Beyond privacy: The human impact of drones

Die re:publica ist eines der weltweit wichtigsten Events zu den Themen der digitalen Gesellschaft. Seit ihren Anfängen 2007 mit 700 BloggerInnen hat sie sich zu einer "Gesellschaftskonferenz" mit zuletzt 7000 TeilnehmerInnen aus allen Sparten entwickelt. Hier vermitteln die VertreterInnen der digitalen Gesellschaft Wissen und Handlungskompetenz und diskutieren die Weiterentwicklung der Wissensgesellschaft. Sie vernetzen sich mit einem heterogenen Mix aus AktivistInnen, WissenschaftlerInnen, HackerInnen, UnternehmerInnen, NGOs, JournalistInnen, BloggerInnen, Social Media- und Marketing-ExpertInnen und vielen mehr. Dadurch entstehen Innovationen und Synergien zwischen Netzpolitik, digitalem Marketing, Netz-Technologie, der digitalen Gesellschaft und (Pop-)Kultur. Rund 44 Prozent der Gäste auf der re:publica sind weiblich, kaum eine andere Veranstaltung mit vergleichbarer Ausrichtung kann eine ähnlich ausgewogene BesucherInnenstruktur vorweisen.
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The re:publica is one of the largest and most exciting conferences about digital culture in the world. Since its foundation in 2007, it has grown from a cozy blogger meeting with 700 participants into a wide-ranging “society conference”, with 7000 visitors in 2015. Representatives of digital culture share their knowledge and decision-making tools, and discuss the future of the information society. Here they can mingle with activists, scientists, hackers, entrepreneurs, NGOs, journalists, social media and marketing experts, and many others. This fosters innovation and creates synergies between net politics, online marketing, network technology, digital society, and (pop) culture. What is more, around 43 percent of re:publica participants are female – far more than at many other similar events.
re:publica 2016 (https://re-publica.de/)

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