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							<a href="javascript:history.back()">Home</a> → Speaker Bio <br /> <br />
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												<h2>Kheng Meng Yeo</h2>
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											<a href="https://sg.linkedin.com/in/yeokhengmeng" style="font-size: 85%;" target="_blank">@yeokhengmeng</a><br /><br />
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											Kheng Meng is a maker in the areas of electronics, embedded programming and hardware. He is working as an IoT engineer at Singapore Power. At his previous job at Algo Access he built a hardware providing solutions to eye-care professionals.<br /> <br />Outside work, he loves to share his knowledge and learning experiences of his projects by participating in talks and meetups.</p>
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							<h4><a href="http://iosconf.sg/#schedule">Kheng Meng and Subh's Talk on Day 2 - 04:45 p.m. to 05:20 p.m.</a></h4>
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								<h2>Swift for IoT</h2>
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							<p style="font-size: 85%;">Ever since Swift became open source, developers worldwide are thinking of new ways to use the language. It's being used currently in backend, some developers are thinking about building native Android apps in Swift. But the thing that got us thinking is, "Can we use Swift for IoT projects". More specifically how much can we leverage on the language features to build a Swift-only home automation system. <br/> </br/> Apparently we are not alone, there are other people working already in this field and have built cool stuff on Raspberry Pi and BeagleBone using Swift. This talk will focus the essntials on running Swift on BeagleBone and how to work with peripheral devices and sensors. We will discuss about the Swift features that worked really well while working on this project and share what are the opportunities for future.</p>
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						<h1>iOS Conf SG</h1>
						<h2>18 Speakers - 2 Days - Single Track</h2>

						<p><b>October 20th and 21st, 2016</b><br />
						<a href="https://goo.gl/maps/boyLY1axbWs" target="_blank">Theatre for the Arts, Nanyang Polytechnic<br />
						Singapore</a>
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