ECS-SRA Digital Life · Available in the Exhibition Hall ECSEL 2018 RIA and IA calls: • Calls open: 21/02/2018 • Project Outline deadline: 26/04/2018 • Full Project Proposal

ECS-SRADigital Life

The future of Digital Life in Europe

Paul Merkus – Philips Lighting – [email protected]

Digital LifeOverall SRA Process

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Dec ‘17 Jan ‘18Aug ‘17 Sep ‘17Apr ‘17 May ‘17 Jun ‘17 Jul ‘17 Nov ‘17Oct ‘17

Outline & teams definition

First draft

Second draft

for comments

by community

Final version

Team, half page & « Game Changers » description

V1 – Majorchallengesidentified

V3 – For review by assoc.mgmt.bodies

V2 – For review by assoc. expert councils.Topic & Major Challenges

V5 – Finaldraft for review by assoc.mgmt.bodies

Finalversion

May 4Kick-off

Dec 5-6EFECSWorkshops

April 19Core team1st meeting

June 9Core team& chapter leaders

July 4Core team& chapter leaders

Sep 7Core team& chapter leaders

Oct 12Core team& chapter leaders

Beg Nov.(no mtg)

Dec 18(no mtgexcept if needed)

End Jan(no mtg)

July 18Core team

Aug 25Core team

Sep 29Core team

Oct 18Core team

V4 – Publiclyavailablefor comments+ PreliminaryinputTo ECSEL MASP

Nov 20Core team+ comm.

Over 250 expertsacross core team

+ 10 chapter teams

Digital LifeOverall SRA structure

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Positioning Digital Lifeon top of other application Chapters

Digital Life

Health & Wellbeing EnergyTransportation

Digital Industry

Personal life

Professional life

Enablingapplications

Technology chaptersTechnological

enablers

Digital LifeChapter contributors – core team

First Name Last Name Organisation Country

PaoloAzzoni EuroTech ITCharlyBastiaansen Philips Lighting FR

RonaldBegeer Philips Healthcare NLAlbertoBianchi Leonardo Group IT

Jose LuisConesa Telefonica ESKlaas JanDamstra GrassValley NLWolfgangDettmann Infineon DE

MarioDiaz-Nava ST Microelectronics FRAntonioJara HOP Ubiquitous ESAntonioLionetto ST Microelectronics IT

PaulMerkus Philips Lighting NLMichaelOffenberg Robert Bosch DE

Carlos EnriquePalau Salvador Polytechnic University of Valencia ESPatrickPype NXP Semiconductors BEMarinaSettembre Leonardo Group ITOvidiuVermesan SINTEF NO

Digital LifeGame Changers/SWOT

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Internalto the EU industry*

Externalto the EU industry*

+

S:Presence of strong

industrial players in EU

Citizen protection by EU

through privacy regulations

Much creativity in EU

Great design capabilities in EU

Experience in embedded systems

O:Ubiquitous availability of smart phones

Low-cost availability of accurate sensors

Advent of IoT, 5G and AI/DeepLrng

Advent of VR, AR, BCI, Robotics, …

Advent of self-parking car, …

Disruption: collaborative business models

-

W:Fragmented market across countries

Limited start-up / VC culture

Few social media companies in EU

Personalised cloud providers from US

…

T:Ageing population

Rural-urban migration

Climate change

Competition from other continents

…

Game changing

trends

The four (smart) spacestargeted by the Digital Life Chapter

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Distinguishing four spaces to live in

Space:Publicspace

Professionalspace

Privatespace

Personalspace

Environmentin a public

environmentin the work

environmentin the home environment

anywhere

Company with anyone with your colleagues with your family with yourself

Examples

of situations

In the street

At a stadium

…

In an office

In a factory

At a farm, …

At home

Visiting family

…

Anywhere

Business

B2G

Business to

Government

B2B:

Business to

business

B2C:

Business to

consumer

B2C:

Business to

consumer

Product examples Traffic lights Smart Office Domotics Smart phone

Digital LifeMajor Challenges

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Different major challenges have overlapping areasThe order is not suggesting any priority

# Major Challenge

1. Ensuring safe and secure spaces

2. Ensuring healthy and comfortable spaces

3. Ensuring anticipating spaces

4. Ensuring sustainable spaces

Digital Life

Digital Life and itsneighboring chapters

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Health & Wellbeing

Digital Industry

Transportation

Pu

blic

Sp

aces

Health related domotics only

Production

related industry

only

Infrastructure

related only

Pro

fess

ion

al S

pac

es

Pri

vate

Sp

aces

Pers

on

al S

pac

es

Comfort related

domotics

Energy

Generation Distribution

Digital Life R&D&I areas

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# Major Challenge #.# High priority R&D&I areas

1Ensuring safe

and secure spaces

1.1 Emergency management and evacuation systems

1.2 Mission critical, safety critical feature rich communication systems for law enforcement

1.3 New concepts and architectures for increasing the trustworthy of digital services and platforms

1.4 Distributed AI, cognitive learning and distributed security (based on blockchain technology)

1.5 Surveillance systems using advanced video pattern recognition for large numbers of video streams

2Ensuring healthyand comfortable

spaces

2.1 Development of sensor devices to measure and digitize physical quantities

2.2 Compact, energy efficient actuators to allow a better physical activation

2.3 Sensors and actuators fusion technology and methodologies (using machine learning and adaptive solutions)

2.4 Larger diffusion of the physical edge nodes (making them more performant)

2.5 Improvement on interoperability among different domains through improved exchange of context information

3Ensuring

Anticipatingspaces

3.1 Robotics in care and smart assisted living environments

3.2 Anticipate and prepare events in the office space

3.3 Providing navigation tips in the public space to avoid congestion

3.4 Identification of potentially dangerous situations, using VR and AR

3.5 Further development of data analytics to realise anticipation functionality

4Ensuring

Sustainablespaces

4.1 Concepts for smart street lighting (lowering energy usage while enhancing safety)

4.2 Embedded air quality monitoring (particles/gas) solutions for efficient energy usage

4.3 Integrated sensors to detect leakage in ageing infrastructure

4.4 Systems solutions for sustainable agri-food industry

4.5 Context awareness for energy reduction and improved living

Digital LifeAreas for R&D&I for the Major Challenges

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Identified

spaces:

Public

space

Professional

space

Private

space

Personal

space

Characteristics:

Major Challenges:

in a public

environment,

with anyone

in the work environment,

with your colleagues

in the home

environment,

with your family

with yourself

Safety &

security

Healthy &

Comfortable

Anticipating

Sustainable

Digital LifeAreas for R&D&I for the Major Challenges

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Identified

spaces:

Public

space

Professional

space

Private

space

Personal

space

Characteristics:

Major Challenges:

in a public

environment,

with anyone

in the work environment,

with your colleagues

in the home

environment,

with your family

with yourself

Safety &

security

Public safety

Emergency and

crowd mgnt.

Access control Anti-burglaryWallet

Biometrics

Healthy &

Comfortable(indoor) navigation

Healthy office

Productivity

Home

Assistant

Personal assistant

Quantified self

AnticipatingTraffic mgnt.

Asset tracking

Adaptive

work spacee-Butler

Coaching

Wearables

Sustainable

Energy saving

Water saving

Air-pollution

Carbon neutral officesOff-grid living

Micro housing

Sharing rather

than owning

Digital LifeExpected achievements

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# Major Challenge Expected achievements

A.Ensuring safe

and secure spaces

• Reduction of the number of safety/security incidents• Mitigation of impact of incidents: emergency management system• Identification of the emergence of potentially dangerous situations

B.Ensuring healthy and comfortable

spaces

• Wider adoption of IoT devices for smart home, smart building, smart office• Collaborative robots (“cobots”) and cooperation with other machines and humans • Distributed AI enabled AR: integration of physical objects with virtual spaces• Automatic adaptation to operator conditions and operator age

C.Ensuring

anticipatingspaces

• Anticipation at the personal level in smart phone• Robotics in care and smart assisted living environments• Anticipation in events management: travel booking, room reservation, catering, …• Technologies that use VR and AR to provide education of security measures

D.Ensuring

sustainablespaces

• Smart energy monitoring by IoT devices• Creating front runners for sustainable Digital Life, i.e. projects in selected cities• Energy efficient public safety systems, including crowd alarming and evacuation• Energy efficient smart traffic management

Digital Life: Time Frames

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2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027

1.1

1.2

1.3

1.4

1.5

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2.2

2.3

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Improvement on interoperability among different domains through improved exchange of context information

Larger diffusion of the physical edge nodes (making them more performant)

Sensors and actuators fusion technology and methodologies (using machine learning and adaptive solutions)

Compact, energy efficient actuators to allow a better physical activation

Development of sensor devices to measure and digitize physical quantities

Emergency management and evacuation systems

Mission critical, safety critical feature rich communication systems for law enforcement

Surveillance systems using advanced video pattern recognition for large numbers of video streams

Distributed AI, cognitive learning and distributed security (based on blockchain technology)

New concepts and architectures for increasing the trustworthy of digital services and platforms

2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027

3.1

3.2

3.3

3.4

3.5

4.1

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Providing navigation tips in the public space to avoid congestion

Anticipate and prepare events in the office space

Further development of data analytics to realise anticipation functionality

Identification of potentially dangerous situations, using VR and AR

Robotics in care and smart assisted living environments

Context awareness for energy reduction and improved living

Systems solutions for sustainable agri-food industry

Integrated sensors to detect leakage in ageing infrastructure

Embedded air quality monitoring (particles/gas) solutions for efficient energy usage

Concepts for smart street lighting (lowering energy usage while enhancing safety)

For each of thehigh priority R&D&I areas

Digital LifeThe floor is yours!

• Questions?

• Feedback?

• Inputs?

• …

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Digital Life: Ideas (to be) pitched

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Idea Name Title Presenter Organization Major Challenge

Brainbedded AIBrain-Derived Neural Networks for Artificial

Intelligence and LearningFlorian Walter TU Munich MajCh B: Healthy and comfortable spaces

PRISMAPResence Intelligence

through Smart MicrowAvesensors

Paul Merkus Philips Lighting MajCh C: Anticipating Spaces

Infrared4YouSmart thermal vision for a wide range of applications

Sophie Bethoux ULIS MajCh’s A, B and D

SEDAPINS

Secure, reliable data provision for interoperable

networked systems- MaaS application

Sven Jansen TNO MajCh’s A: Safe and Secure spaces

SMART4PAXSmart solutions to improve

Passenger seamless Mobility and experience

Georges Mykoniatis

Ecole Nationalede lÁvation Civile

(ENAC)

StarWarsSTAndard Resilient Workflow

for Advanced Reliable Systems

Emmanuel Vaumorin

MagillemDesign Services

R&I funding instrument landscape

NATIONAL

Develop & Maintain

Critical Mass

National contract

EUREKA

Trans-National

Programmes

National Priorities

National contract

H2020

Innovation & Infrastructure

European Priorities

EC contract

ECSEL-JU

ECS Programmes

National & European

Priorities

EC contract & National

contract

NATIONAL CROSS BORDER COOPERATION

NATIONAL FUNDINGEUROPEAN FUNDING

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ECS-related R&I funding programme informationAvailable in the Exhibition Hall ECSEL 2018 RIA and IA calls:

• Calls open: 21/02/2018• Project Outline deadline:

26/04/2018• Full Project Proposal deadline:

20/09/2018

Based on ECS SRA

Open, deadline for PO February 13th, 2017

Open, closing dateFebruary 15th 2018

PO deadline March 12th 2018

Call opens Dec 11th 2017PO deadline March 9th 2018

Call closure April 23rd, 2018

Call open, cut-off date March 1st, 2018

PO deadline March 12th 2018

Digital LifeContact Information

Paul Merkus, Philips Lighting

[email protected]

Mario Diaz Nava, STMicroelectronics

[email protected]

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ECS-SRADigital Life

The future of Digital Life in Europe

Paul Merkus – Philips Lighting – [email protected]

Digital Life: Ideas (to be) pitched

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Idea Name Title Presenter Organization Major Challenge

Brainbedded AIBrain-Derived Neural Networks for Artificial

Intelligence and LearningFlorian Walter TU Munich MajCh B: Healthy and comfortable spaces

PRISMAPResence Intelligence

through Smart MicrowAvesensors

Paul Merkus Philips Lighting MajCh C: Anticipating Spaces

Infrared4YouSmart thermal vision for a wide range of applications

Sophie Bethoux ULIS MajCh’s A, B and D

SEDAPINS

Secure, reliable data provision for interoperable

networked systems- MaaS application

Sven Jansen TNO MajCh’s A: Safe and Secure spaces

SMART4PAXSmart solutions to improve

Passenger seamless Mobility and experience

Georges Mykoniatis

Ecole Nationalede lÁvation Civile

(ENAC)

StarWarsSTAndard Resilient Workflow

for Advanced Reliable Systems

Emmanuel Vaumorin

MagillemDesign Services