All this week on TechSPARK we’ll be highlighting a few of the events from this year’s all-digital Bristol Tech Festival – just in time for you to sign up for the next day. If you’d like to see all the event hosted each day head to the Bristol Tech Festival website.
Monday all-day events at Bristol Tech Festival
DETI: Digital Engineering Careers Fair
09:00 – 17:00, Monday 9th November
Digital Engineering Technology Innovation (DETI) Inspire
How can digital engineering help make a more sustainable future?
Join the DETI Inspire team and explore how we can use digital tools to help make a more sustainable future.
In this digital engineering careers event for young people, we will hear from inspirational engineers who are designing and creating innovative new solutions to real-world problems.
If you’d like to know more about what digital engineering is, what skills you need to be an engineer and what careers are available, then join us during Bristol Technology Festival from the 9th – 15th November and find out what engineering is all about.
Also on Monday:
Monday afternoon at Bristol Tech Festival
Making Better Tech Decisions with Jobs to be Done
14:00 – 15:00pm, Monday 9th November
Create innovative products, services and features based on the real, often hidden user need.
Joe will talk through this c-suite friendly, practical, user centred design approach that helps uncover user needs and align an organisation around the customer and the jobs they need to do. Design products and features your users will love.
Also on Monday afternoon:
Monday evening at Bristol Tech Festival
WeCount – involving citizens as scientists for sustainable mobility
Are you passionate about how we get around our city in a way that causes minimal damage to the environment? Do you want to hear how you and your community can play a part in a sustainable future? Then this session is for you.
First, hear from UWE-Bristol’s WeCount team on the benefits of citizen science in addressing real-world urban mobility issues – using Telraam technology to count walkers, cyclists, and road traffic in your area. Then, celebrate the launch of an exciting new project related to sustainable mobility in Bristol: CarFreeCities, an initiative by Possible that hopes to produce a vision for a private car-free city and deliver bottom-up street level changes to reduce traffic.
Leave with new ideas and inspiration to take your campaigning on sustainable mobility to the next level.
