ACS Emerging and Deep Tech Webinar series: The Latest Advances in Predictive Biometrics Technologies
Alex Moss, CEO, Canaria Technologies will discuss the key trends and developments in the emerging field of Predictive Biometrics Systems.
Tue 10 Nov 2020 12:00 PM AEST
Duration: 1.0 hours
Register by Fri 06 Nov 2020 11:57 AM AEST
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CPD Hours: 1
Skills Level: Emerging technology monitoring (EMRG) -> Level 4
About this event
Alex Moss, CEO, Canaria Technologies will discuss the key trends and developments in the emerging field of Predictive Biometrics Systems.
Alex will explore Canaria Technologies case studies and the latest research Canaria Technologies is involved with (in conjunction with the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge).
Additionally, Alex will step through the cutting-edge developments these institutions and others are working on in the area of Predictive Biometrics Systems.
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Alex will explore Canaria Technologies case studies and the latest research Canaria Technologies is involved with (in conjunction with the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge).
Additionally, Alex will step through the cutting-edge developments these institutions and others are working on in the area of Predictive Biometrics Systems.
Notice for all attendees including ACS Professional Year Students
When attending virtual events, to claim and qualify for the required CPD hours, Professional Year students need to attend the online event in its entirety, which will be tracked by the ACS events team.
If a cloaking software program is used when connecting to an online event, your attendance cannot be recorded and CPD hours cannot be allocated. This does not include the use of VPN.
Please allow up to 2 weeks for CPD hours to be allocated to your membership profile. The presentation hand out won't be provided post-event, but you will receive a recording of the event. Answers to questions from the webinar will be forwarded on once received.
For the sole purpose of registering you for this event, your registration details have been shared with Redback conferencing. Please refer to the Redback Data Policy at https://www.redbackconnect.com.au/privacy-policy/ for confirmation that the data will not be used for any other purpose outside of this webinar.
Speakers
Keynote Speaker
Alex Moss
As the CEO of Canaria Technologies, one of the early leaders in predictive biometric systems, Alex has been noted by the BBC as ‘the model changing the future of space medicine’. 2019 saw Alex recognised by The Australian as one of the leading 3 inventors working in Brisbane, and by Vogue Australia as one of the world's top young innovators in technology.
Alex Moss is also a passionate role-model for women in technology; regularly mentoring and running events to promote female leadership in STEAM fields.
She has established her specialization in applying high accuracy AI-enabled medical grade devices in the heavy industries to predict serious medical incidents in workforces before they happen: namely, predicting heat exhaustion and extreme cognitive fatigue in the aerospace, defence and resources sectors. Canaria Technologies is proud to be research partners with both the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge to explore and validate use cases for PPG-based predictive biometric systems.
Alex has extensive experience in business management and design. She has been a creative director for global ad campaigns (Phillip Treacy, Le Roni, Doc Martens) and was the founding CEO of art dealership The Court, as well as M2 Magazine prior to her move into technology and co-founding Canaria Technologies with Dr Robert Finean.
Alex has won numerous awards for her ground-breaking work in predictive biometric medical devices including: NASA Global Winner Best Use of Hardware 2016, Sir Richard Branson’s Worldwide Top 10 Tech Start-ups Extreme Tech Challenge 2017, Global Aerospace Summit 2018 Young Space Leader and Komatsu Top 4 Tech Innovators to Watch Out For in 2018.
Awards
QODE Pitch Black Life Sciences 2020 - winner
Future of Mining 'Best Mining Startup 2019' - finalist
Brisbane Lord Mayor 'Young Business Person of the Year 2018' - finalist
Women in Technology 'Startup Entrepreneur of the Year 2018'
Komatsu 'Top 4 Innovators of 2018'
'Young Space Leader 2018' Global Aerospace Summit
'Top 10 Global Technology Startups 2017' Richard Bransons' Extreme Tech Challenge
NASA Space Apps Global Winner 2016 'Best Use of Hardware'
Alex Moss is also a passionate role-model for women in technology; regularly mentoring and running events to promote female leadership in STEAM fields.
She has established her specialization in applying high accuracy AI-enabled medical grade devices in the heavy industries to predict serious medical incidents in workforces before they happen: namely, predicting heat exhaustion and extreme cognitive fatigue in the aerospace, defence and resources sectors. Canaria Technologies is proud to be research partners with both the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge to explore and validate use cases for PPG-based predictive biometric systems.
Alex has extensive experience in business management and design. She has been a creative director for global ad campaigns (Phillip Treacy, Le Roni, Doc Martens) and was the founding CEO of art dealership The Court, as well as M2 Magazine prior to her move into technology and co-founding Canaria Technologies with Dr Robert Finean.
Alex has won numerous awards for her ground-breaking work in predictive biometric medical devices including: NASA Global Winner Best Use of Hardware 2016, Sir Richard Branson’s Worldwide Top 10 Tech Start-ups Extreme Tech Challenge 2017, Global Aerospace Summit 2018 Young Space Leader and Komatsu Top 4 Tech Innovators to Watch Out For in 2018.
Awards
QODE Pitch Black Life Sciences 2020 - winner
Future of Mining 'Best Mining Startup 2019' - finalist
Brisbane Lord Mayor 'Young Business Person of the Year 2018' - finalist
Women in Technology 'Startup Entrepreneur of the Year 2018'
Komatsu 'Top 4 Innovators of 2018'
'Young Space Leader 2018' Global Aerospace Summit
'Top 10 Global Technology Startups 2017' Richard Bransons' Extreme Tech Challenge
NASA Space Apps Global Winner 2016 'Best Use of Hardware'
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