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1"The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission""The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission"

Smart cities: a fertile groundfor Internet innovation

Living Labs and Smart Cities:Open Innovation for the Future Internet

Ghent, 14 December 2010

Dr Max LemkeEuropean Commission - DG INFSO

New Paradigms and Experimental [email protected]


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The European Digital Agendaand Smart Cities

Smart Cities in the EU ICTResearch & Innovation Programmes:Roles and Opportunities Role of Living Labs in FIRE Role of Smart Cities and Living Labs

in the Future Internet PPP

User-driven open innovation forinternet-based servicesin Smart Cities



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Europe 2020

vision of Europe's social market economy for the 21st century.

smart, sustainable and inclusive growth

I n n o v a t i o n U n i o n

Y o u t

h o n t h e m o v e

D i g i t a l A g e n d a

f o r

E u r o p e

R e s o u r c e e f

f i c i e n t

E u r o p e

I n d u s t r

i a l p o l

i c y

f o r

t h e g l o b a l

i s a t

i o n e r a

A g e n d a

f o r n e w s k

i l l s

a n d j o b s

E u r o p e a n p l a t

f o r m

a g a i n s t p o v e r t y


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A Digital Agenda for Europe

The 7 pillars: digital single market openness & interoperability online trust & security Internet for all ICT research & innovation digital inclusion digital public services

These challenges are as wellkey challenges for citiesin becoming smarter


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Who is the targetof the Digital Agenda for Europe?

PatientsConsumers

Workers

Doctors

SMEs

Artists

Authors

Musicians

Environment

Researchers

Disabled

The target audience is concentrated in cities Smart cities are ideal catalysers for experimenting with

new ICT and services before roll-out across regions

Every European

DigitalN.

Kroes


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Smart cities a fertile ground forICT innovation

Cities offer an excellent infrastructure for Internet researchand innovation

Broadband broadly available Active local research labs Efficient innovation ecosystems Functioning service infrastructures

Energy consumptions and emissions are concentrated in cities ICT as a major consumer ICT enabling energy reduction Green Digital Charter

The EU Research and Innovation Programmes support a widerange of initiatives with smart cities as key stakeholders

Smart cities are key catalysers for applications & services They are the core of large scale experiments


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Future Internet:A Comprehensive EU Approach

Time toMarket

TechnologyRisk

FP7/PPP

Future Internet

market oriented R&D cost-efficiency Common enablers adaptation to specific

demands large scale trials(using existing

technology) service innovation

Pilotingdeployment

2-3 years 5-10 years

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longer-term R&D integration of new

ICT & new ideas open platforms andinteroperability

CIP /ICT PSP

FP7


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Test bed 1 Test bed 2 Test bed 3

Test bed 4Test bed 5


Test bed 9


Test bed 4Test bed 5


Exp1 Exp3

Exp2

Exp4

Exp5

User Communities

FIREFuture Internet Research & Experimentation

requirements

validation

Research Large Scale Experiment.

Supporting research and innovation on new network and service architectures

Through large scale experimentation, predict behavior and assess non-technical impact

FIRE Research

FIRE Experimental Facility

Onelab2, Federica, PII, and Wisebedare offering their prototype services


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SMART SANTANDER A large research project focused

on Internet services in the city

unique in the world city-scale experimental research facility insupport of typicalapplications and servicesfor a smart city

more than 20,000 sensors based on a real life IoT deployment inan urban setting.

EU funding 6M at sharedcost with project partners

Additional city/regionalsupport for sensorinfrastrcutures

www.smartsantander.eu

Funded underChallenge 1 of the ICT theme

of FP7


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Future Internet Public Private Partnership:Towards an Internet enabled service economy

Reducingcosts,

carbon,energy

footprint

Europe tolead thefutureservice

economy

Deliveringtailored

services tocitizens

Moreflexibility,trust, self-*

Clouds becoming

reality

Wealth of real world

data

All-connected

intelligentobjects

Service- based

businessmodels


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FI Platformholistic/system

perspective/marketimpact

Making the world smarter and accelerate sustainable innovation

Trade-offs: Private/Public Infrastructure Openness Regulation

EUPolicies

ICT technology research

Making Europe a world leader in Future Internet technologies

ICT applications research

FI PPP: leadership beyond R&D

+ user-driven + social benefit - time to market

Application Pull

Technology push

EuropeanTechnology Platforms

ICT Programme Challenge 1

Competitiveness& InnovationProgramme

ICT-PSP


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FI PPP The core principle

Smart Energy Smart Living

Smart TransportSmart Health

General-purposeCommunication

and Service(Core)

Platform

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Domain-specific

Balance of technology push & application pull Core platform activities driven by ICT technology providers Usage area activities driven by usage area actors Capacity building activities influenced by innovation ecosystem

stakeholders (e.g. smart cities learning from CIP pilots )


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Role of LLs and Smart Citiesin the FI PPP

Smart cities as catalysers for Internetservices a perfect environment todemonstrate services/application mash-up

Living Labs building the bridge betweentechnologies and users

Relevant Work Programme Objectives Use case scenarios (phase 1) / trials (phase 2),

use case expansian phase (phase 3);

Capacity building & Infrastructure (Phases 1+2); SME innovation (phase 3).


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Call 3Call 1 Call 2

Up to 8 Use Case Scenarios

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Up to 5 Trials

FI PPP: programme architecture

300M planned in 2011-13


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Motivation for the EC to act underthe CIP-PSP Programme

New and often revolutionary internettechnologies are maturing

Ready for a new wave of internet-based services Transforming our way of life

New broadband infrastructures are emerging Digital Agenda for Europe Spectrum policy digital dividend

Fragmented market of island solutions a barrier for broad take-up

Single solutions in individual cities Pilots of limited scope Fragmented groups of stakeholders

Need for open platforms for internet-based services Innovation ecosystems can bridge

Work well locally in cities or regions High potential for exploiting synergies across borders


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Open Innovation for Future Internet-enabled Services in Smart Cities

7 pilots starting 201015 M EU funding

Similar Initiative envisagedfor 2011 focus on: Ultra-fast wireless connectivity

Internet service platforms Catch up for less developedurban areas

Cross-border networks of

smart cities

InnovativeInternet-based

services

User-drivenopen innovation

ecosystems

Supported by the Competitiveness and InnovationProgramme under ICT Policy Support

25 Smart Cities in15 Member States


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Further Information

ec.europa.eu/livinglabs livings labs, smart cities ec.europa.eu/foi read about the many activities the

EC undertakes on Future Internet www.future-internet.eu The European Future

Internet Portal the community site cordis.europa.eu/ict/ch1 Ongoing European FI

research & development activities ec.europa.eu/ict_psp Competitiveness and

Innovation Programme ec.europa.eu/ict4ee ; www.eumayors.eu/

Green Digital Charter

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