What we’re about
This group is open (free) for business, academic, public sector and technical professionals interested in the 'Internet of Things' who wish network, share knowledge, experiences and develop business opportunities.
The aim is to build a community of people and organisations willing to collaborate, explore and innovate with IoT products, services and applications that will generate business and benefits for the Thames Valley.
Featured event
Thames Valley IoT MeetUp, 19th November 2025 at Plus X, Slough!
Join us on Wednesday, 19th November 2025 at Plus X Innovation, Slough for an evening of connection, insight, and the latest in connected technology.
Robin Kennedy (UKRI / Innovate UK) will introduce CHERI (Capability Hardware Enhanced RISC Instructions) - a breakthrough in processor security tackling one of the biggest causes of system vulnerabilities: the lack of memory safety in C and C++. Responsible for around 70% of today’s software security flaws, CHERI redefines how hardware and software combine to create safer, more resilient systems.
John Tuersley (Vodafone) will explore V2X(Vehicle) & Satellite IoT, including Vodafone STEP, a 5G and Edge Cloud-powered service that distributes, brokers, and validates V2X messages in real time to make roads safer. He’ll also share Vodafone’s upcoming Satellite IoT launches, including direct-to-device 4G/5G connectivity via AST Spacemobile and LPWA Satellite NB-IoT services.
Hosted at Plus X Innovation, a space built for creativity and collaboration, this is a chance to meet industry peers, innovators, and entrepreneurs over pizza, drinks, and great conversation.
For venue access please complete this short form (open in a different tab/window) and bring ID
Date: Wednesday, 19th November 2025
Location: Plus X Innovation, The Future Works, 2 Brunel Place, Slough, SL1 1FQ
Hosts: Alan & Gary from Productiversed
Local parking / travel advice: By train – 2 mins walk from Slough Station.
3 hours parking across the road with any purchase in the Tesco or ample parking at Slough Train Station.
No parking at venue.
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Register now via MeetUp, spaces are limited! and complete additional security form (same one as listed earlier)
Upcoming events
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Thames Valley IoT MeetUp, 19th November 2025 at Plus X, Slough!
Plus X Innovation , The Future Works, 2 Brunel Place, Slough, SL1 1FQ, slough, GBJoin us on Wednesday, 19th November 2025 at Plus X Innovation, Slough for an evening of connection, insight, and the latest in connected technology.
Robin Kennedy (UKRI / Innovate UK) will introduce CHERI (Capability Hardware Enhanced RISC Instructions) - a breakthrough in processor security tackling one of the biggest causes of system vulnerabilities: the lack of memory safety in C and C++. Responsible for around 70% of today’s software security flaws, CHERI redefines how hardware and software combine to create safer, more resilient systems.
John Tuersley (Vodafone) will explore V2X(Vehicle) & Satellite IoT, including Vodafone STEP, a 5G and Edge Cloud-powered service that distributes, brokers, and validates V2X messages in real time to make roads safer. He’ll also share Vodafone’s upcoming Satellite IoT launches, including direct-to-device 4G/5G connectivity via AST Spacemobile and LPWA Satellite NB-IoT services.
Hosted at Plus X Innovation, a space built for creativity and collaboration, this is a chance to meet industry peers, innovators, and entrepreneurs over pizza, drinks, and great conversation.
For venue access please complete this short form (open in a different tab/window) and bring ID
Date: Wednesday, 19th November 2025
Location: Plus X Innovation, The Future Works, 2 Brunel Place, Slough, SL1 1FQHosts: Alan & Gary from Productiversed
Local parking / travel advice: By train – 2 mins walk from Slough Station.
3 hours parking across the road with any purchase in the Tesco or ample parking at Slough Train Station.
No parking at venue.
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM
Register now via MeetUp, spaces are limited! and complete additional security form (same one as listed earlier)18 attendees
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