
PROGRAMME
Wednesday, November 28 2018
Gallery Theatre, The National Museum of Singapore
0900 - 0930
Registration and coffee
MAIN STAGE
Gallery Theatre
0930 - 1000
Opening Addresses
Mr Ernest Xue, Head, Hello Tomorrow Singapore
HE Mr Marc Abensour, Ambassador of France to Singapore
Dr Tan Wu Meng, SPS, MTI
Session 1: Future Cities
1000 - 1015
Future Cities Keynote
Mr Poon King Wang,
Director, Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure amongst others, as the ways we work, live and consume change. How will bleeding-edge developments in fields across mobility, new materials and energy future-proof our cities in meeting these ever-growing needs.
1010 - 1100
The Future of Transportation -
a Modular Self-driving Ecosystem
1100 - 1130
Mr Tommaso Gecchelin,
Founder, Next Future Transportation
INNOVATOR STAGE
The Salon
Opening Address
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
Mr S Iswaran, Minister-in-charge of Trade Relations
HE Mr Marc Abensour, Ambassador of France to Singapore
Session 1: Future Cities
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure amongst others, as the ways we work, live and consume change. How will bleeding-edge developments in fields across mobility, new materials and energy future-proof our cities in meeting these ever-growing needs.
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure
Future Cities Panel Series
1130 - 1150
Session 2: Healthcare
1150 - 1210
Strides across numerous facets from diagnostics and health biotechnology to medical devices and precision medicines have resulted in huge improvements in the access to and quality of healthcare solutions. Bolstered by exponential growth in supporting technologies, healthcare as we know it is evolving – learn how this might impact us all, rural and urban populations alike.
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
Healthcare Innovator Series
1210 - 1240
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
Healthcare Innovator Series
1240 - 1300
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure
Session 3: Industry 4.0
1300 - 1350
1350 - 1420
We look to innovations from Industry 4.0 to drive productivity increases comparable to those generated by the introduction of the steam engine in the Industrial Revolution. The sheer magnitude of our region’s manufacturing industry has us contemplating this frontier across industrial biotech, robotics and logistics.
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
Industry 4.0 Innovator Series
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
Industry 4.0 Panel Series
1420 - 1440
Session 4: Food, Agriculture and Environment
1440 - 1500
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
Over 80% of food consumed in developing Asia is produced by its 435 million smallholder farmers. Predictably, these farmers often lack access to modern market/ sustainable practices and live in poverty. Concurrently, our food chains, water and climate cycles are buckling under our industrial and consumption activities. Participate in these worthy discussions as we explore the challenges and the breakthroughs surrounding our food chains and environment.
Food, Agricultural and Environment Innovator Series
1500 - 1530
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure
Food, Agricultural and Environment Innovator Series
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
1530 - 1550
Session 5: New Space
1550 - 1650
1650 - 1750
1750 - 1830
Space technologies aid our understanding of climate cycles, drive communication and produce research that have much broader applications to life on Earth. Advancements in new materials, miniaturisation and computational power are bringing space closer to our daily lives than we realise, while private capital and entrepreneurial interest are driving innovations at a rapid pace. How do we seize the opportunities that come with the dawn of a new industry-driven space race?
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
New Space Innovator Series
Mr Ernest Xue, Hello Tomorrow
The largest cities in the region will face continued, rapid rates of urbanisation. Immense pressure will be placed on real estate, energy and transportation infrastructure
General Panel
Finals Presentations
Presentations of Prizes and Closing Remarks