ENoLL smartcity event nice 2013 - vision full version

European  Network  of  Living  Labs  (ENoLL)      

European  smart  ci9es  and  smart  city  projects  in  user  empowered  innova9on  ecosystems.  

Ana  Garcia  European  Network  of  Living  Labs  (ENoLL)  

“Vision  for  the  future  of  Smart  Ci9es”  Nice,  March  20th,  2013  

Smart  ci9es  and  The  Vision    Why  ENoLL?  

What?  The  contents  

What  is  ENoLL?  

European Network of Living Labs, Brussels based international non-profit organisaton, facilitates the cooperation and the exploitation of synergies between its 300+ members worldwide.

With in ENoLL, the whole innovation cycle i.e end-users, SMEs, coorporations, citizens, public sector, NGOs, academia and t he w i der re search c o m m u n i t i e s f o r m a d e d i c a t e d n e t w o r k o f thematically organised Living Labs.

L inked w i t h European

Commission policies and

initiatives and especia

lly

recognized value

in Digital

A g e n d a f o r E u r o p e

(t hrough Smart Ci t ie s,

Future Internet, Design,

Social Innovat

ion, Culture,

Health, eGovernan

ce, …)

 Real-­‐life  test  and  experimenta9on  Public-­‐Private-­‐People  Partnerships  (PPPP)  environments  for  user-­‐driven  open  innova9on  

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The  European  Network  of  Living  Labs    

320  Living  Labs  

What  is  a  Living  Lab  

A  Living  Lab  is  a  real-­‐life  test  a n d   e x p e r im e n t a 9 o n  environment   where   users  and   producers   co-­‐create  innova9ons.    

Living  Labs  have  been  characterised  by  the  European  Commission  as  Public-­‐Private-­‐People   Partnerships   (PPPP)   for   co-­‐crea9on,  prototyping,   valida9on   and   tes9ng   of   new   technologies,   services,  products,  etc,  in  real-­‐life  contexts.  

FUTURE  of  SMART  CITIES:    CHALLENGES  

Inputs  from  FIREBALL  Fireball   project   (www.fireball4smartci9es.eu)   a   CA   of   the   FP7   for   ICT  (2010-­‐2012).   Bring   together   the   FIRE/Future   Internet   community,   Living  Lab  and  urban  development.              

“How  European  ci.es  are  currently  developing  strategies  towards  becoming  smarter  ci.es  and  the  lessons  we  can  draw  for  the  future.  These  strategies  are  also  based  on  a  new  understanding  of  innova.on,  grounded  in  the  concept  of  Open  innova:on  ecosystems,  global  innova:on  chains  and  on  ci:zen’s  empowerment  for  shaping  innova:on  and  urban  development.  These  new  ways  of  innova:on  are  characterised:    1)  high  level  of  ci.zen  involvement  in  co-­‐crea:ng  internet-­‐based  applica:ons  and  

services  and  2)  emergence  of  new  forms  of  collabora.on  (e.g.  PPPs)”*    *All  inputs  come  from  the  FIREBALL  whitepaper:  h`p://www.fireball4smartci9es.eu/  

Some  findings  from  FIREBALL  

“Open  innova:on  and  ci:zen’s  engagement  aim  to  bridge  the  GAP  between  the  R&D  of  ICT  and  actually  experimen.ng  and  using  Internet-­‐based  applica.ons  in  ci.es.  These  applica:ons  and  services  are  intended  to  bring  societal  and  economic  benefits  in  areas  such  as  healthcare,  independent  living,  enterprising  and  SMEs,  par:cipa:ve  government,  energy  efficiency,  environment  and  quality  of  life.”*              “Three  important  GAPS  are  outlined,  which  ci:es  have  to  overcome  namely:  1.   Digital  skills  gap:  that  concerns  to  the  ability  of  ci:zens  and  companies  to  

master  web-­‐technologies  and  offer  solu:ons  over  the  net  2.   The  crea.vity  gap:  that  separates  web  technologies  and  applica:ons  3.   The  entrepreneurship  gap:  that  takes  place  between  digital  applica:ons  and  

innova:ve  services”  *All  inputs  come  from  the  FIREBALL  whitepaper:  h`p://www.fireball4smartci9es.eu/  

Some  findings  from  FIREBALL  (2)  

Some  findings  from  FIREBALL  (3)  

“Smart  ci:es  need  to  develop  strategies  and  migra.on  paths  regarding  how  they  will  make  use  of  available  internet  infrastructures,  testbed  facili.es,  applica.ons  and  know-­‐how,  and  how  they  will  develop  PPP  for  their  access,  use  and  exploita:on.  A  par:cular  point  of  aPen:on  is  how  those  assets  can  be  made  openly  accessible  for  both  users  and  developers  in  order  to  s:mulate  experimenta:on  and  innova:on  in  becoming  part  of  the  innova:on  ecosystem  of  ci:es.”        *All  inputs  come  from  the  FIREBALL  whitepaper:  h`p://www.fireball4smartci9es.eu  

Some  findings  from  FIREBALL  (4)    “Recommenda:on  in  the  paper:  ci:es  have  to  explore  various  business  models  and  iden:fy  the  ones  suitable  for  each  type  of  service.  Living  Lab  methodologies,  social  experiments,  crowdsourcing,  and  open  city  plaPorms  for  crea:ng  and  promo:ng  applica:ons  and  services  may  offer  good  solu:ons  to  this  end  and  mobilize  crea.ve  skills  of  the  en.re  popula.on  of  the  city.”            “Ci.es  provide  many  opportuni.es  of  aQrac.ve  explora.on  and  valida.on  environments.  There  is  s:ll  a  gap  between  Future  Internet  research  and  ci:zens’  expecta:ons.”    *All  inputs  come  from  the  FIREBALL  whitepaper:  h`p://www.fireball4smartci9es.eu    

FUTURE  of  SMART  CITIES:    Some  European  projects  and  

iniIaIves  

•  Advance Europe's competitiveness in Future Internet technologies and systems and to support innovative Internet-enhanced applications of public and social relevance, notably in urban areas.

•  Make public service infrastructures and business processes smarter i.e. more intelligent, more efficient, more sustainable.

•  Address different areas, e.g. energy, wellbeing transport, etc.

FI-PPP

ICT technology research

ICT applications research

Application Pull

Technology push

1.  Making the world ‘smarter’ and accelerate sustainable technological innovation

2.  Making Europe a world leader in Future Internet technologies

FI-PPP Programme

Iden9fica9on  of  the  requirements  for  each  

usage  area    

Implementa9on    of  generic  requirements    

as  core  plaborm  

Deploy  domain-­‐specific    applica9ons  on  core  plaborm  

Large-­‐scale  tes9ng  

Generaliza9on  of  requirements  

FI-WARE: Major Technical Chapters How

Security Enablers

Business & Delivery Framework (revenue-share, cross-selling, …)

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Integration and Composition Enablers

IoT-M2M Enablers

Data/Context Enablers Built-in APIs & tools

Advanced Cloud Enablers

Enablers easing interface to Network and Devices

IoT  Services  Enablement  

Data/Context  Management  

Apps/Services  Ecosystem  &  Delivery  

Security  

Cloud  

I2ND  

Technical Chapters

Examples of Phase 1:

Micro  Grid  

Electronic  Market  Place  for  Energy  

Smart  Buildings  

Distributed  Network  Electric  

Mobility  

FINSENY  (phase  1)  project  in  brief    

Project  details:  •  Dura9on:  April  2011  –  March  

(April)  2013  

•  Partners:  35  partners  from  12  countries  from  the  energy  and  ICT  domain  

•  Part  of  the  FI-­‐PPP  program  •  h`p://www.finseny.eu/    •  ConInuaIon  in  phase  2  

(FINESCE)  

Vision  «  A sustainable Smart Energy system in Europe, combining critical infrastructure reliability and security with adaptive intelligence, enabled by open Future Internet Technologies. »  

Mission  « Demonstrate, by 2015, how open Future Internet Technologies can enable the European energy system to combine adaptive intelligence with reliability and cost-efficiency to meet, sustainably, the demands of an increasingly complex and dynamic energy landscape. »

•  FI-­‐PPP  Portal  www.fi-­‐ppp.eu    •  @FI_PPP  •  FINSENY:  www.fi-­‐ppp-­‐finseny.eu  Upcoming  events:  •  FIA  Dublin  (May  8th  –  10th):  www.fi-­‐dublin.eu  FINSENY:    •  FINSENY  Final  Event  together  with  EIT  ICT  Labs  on  April  10  and  11,  2013  in  

Berlin,  details  and  registra9on  are  available  at:h`p://www.fi-­‐ppp-­‐finseny.eu/finseny-­‐smart-­‐energy-­‐enabled-­‐by-­‐future-­‐internet-­‐workshop/  

•  Pre-­‐FIA  workshop  from  FINSENY,  FINESCE  and  INFINITY  in  Dublin  in  May  2013  (May  7th)  

CitySDK    Development  toolkit  for  the  city  

services  

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What  is  SDK?  

SDK = Service Development Kit

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 •  Service  development  toolkit  for  the  ci9es:  

–  Open  and  interoperable  digital  service  interfaces  –  Processes,  guidelines  and  usability  standards.    

•  “App  Store”  for  the  City      à Cross-­‐city  transfer  of    Smart  City  Applica9ons    

SDK  for  Pan-­‐European    City  

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CitySDK  Partnership  CiIes  and  city  regions:  •  Amsterdam  •  Barcelona  •  Helsinki  •  Istanbul  •  Lamia  •  Lisbon  •  Manchester  •  Rome    Private  companies  •  Alfamicro  •  Gnosis  Computers  •  ISA  –  Intelligent  Sensing  

Anywhere  •  Lynx  •  Sanoma  •  TAGES      Development  and  expert  organizaIons  •  Forum  Virium  Helsinki  •  FutureEverything  •  Waag  Society    

Network  organizaIons  •  European  Network  of  Living  Labs    UniversiIes  and  research  insItutes    •  University  of  Tilburg  •  ESADE  •  CASPUR  •  Ins9tuto  Superior  Técnico  •  Amsterdam  University  of  Applied  

Sciences      

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CitySDK            Developers  •  Created  and  developed  with  and  for  the  developers  •  Lightweight,  modular,  no  new  plaborms  •  On-­‐going  process,  not  top  down  and  outdated  

 For  

•  Ci9es’  in-­‐house  service  developers  •  Commercial  service  developers  

•  SMEs  •  Large  corpora9ons  

•  3rd  sector  &  hack9vists  •  Research  organisa9ons  

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CitySDK  Ecosystem  

CitySDK Ecosystem        

   Cities’ prior platforms, services, interfaces, open data  

Unified Open City Interfaces through Pilots    

as CitySDK components  

Engaged SME Developers’ new Services  exploiting the City SDK ecosystem, or open source pilot apps  

App Stores  Public delivery Infrastructures; urban displays  

Project Pilots  Demonstrators, open source

CitySDK components  

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CitySDK  Ecosystem  

   Cities’ prior platforms, services, interfaces, open data  

Unified Open City Interfaces through Pilots    

as CitySDK components  

Engaged SME Developers’ new Services  exploiting the City SDK ecosystem, or open source pilot apps  

App Stores  Public delivery Infrastructures; urban displays  

Smart

Tourism

Personal Tour Guide

Smart

Mobility

Personal Travel Assistant

Smart

Participation

FixMyStreet

CitySDK Pilots  

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•  Bringing  the  City's  issue  repor9ng  and  feedback  channels  closer  to  the  residents    

•  Providing  ci9es  with  more  accurate  feedback  and  avoiding  unnecessary  feedback  

•  Making  development  of  issue  repor9ng  and  feedback  channels  easier  

•  Inspired  by  Open311  and  FixMyStreet  

Smart  Mobility  –  Lead  Pilot  in  Amsterdam  

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Intelligent  social  traveling  People  as  informa:on  agents  The  Personal  Travel  Assistant  makes  you  a  social  traveller  and  helps  you  •  To  make  your  experience  help  others  •  To  bring  structure  in  your  traveling  

chaos  •  To  connect  with  fellow  travellers  •  To  make  your  experience  enhance  

public  service  

Lauri  Vanhala:  Helsinki  Public  Transport  Visualized:  www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGllzWt0acU    

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Smart  Tourism  –  Lead  Pilot  in  Lisbon  

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Personal  Travel  guide  –  real  9me  informa9on  for  tourists  and  travellers  •  Unifying  access  to  loca9on-­‐  and  

9me-­‐based  tourism-­‐related  data,  and  subsequent  service  genera9on.  

•  U9lizing  innova9ve,  user-­‐centric/Internet  of  Things  technologies  e.g.:  

–  Augmented  Reality    –  NFC/RFID  –  Public  Urban  Displays,  and  –  Geo-­‐loca9on    

and  the  

Smart  ciIes  are  creaIve  ciIes  

CreaIve  ciIes  need  to  connect  

What  SPECIFI  wants  to  do  

SPECIFI   will   demonstrate   that   a   Smart   City   is   a   Smart  Connected  CreaIve  City,  and  will  boost   the  poten9al  of  European  ci9es,  regions,  SMEs  and  crea9ve  individuals  to  overcome   fragmenta9on   and   the   lack   of   sustainable  business  models  in  an  open  and  user-­‐driven  fashion    SPECIFI   will   combine   ultrafast   FTTH   infrastructures   and  advanced  video  and   IoT  plaborms  for  the  crea9on  of  an  European   CreaIve   Ring   of   Smart   CiIes   and   Regions  facilita9ng   the   crea9on,   delivery   and   sharing   of  innova9ve,   user   co-­‐designed   arts,   media   and   leisure  services  locally,  regionally,  and  across  Europe    

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SPECIFI  Pilots  •  Partner  Living  Labs  will  

organize  pilot  experiments  in  3  (inter)connected    city-­‐regions,  i.e.  Kortrijk  city  and  Flanders  region  (Belgium),  Barcelona  city    and  Catalonia  region  (Spain),  and  Trento  city  and  the  Tren9no  region  (Italy)  

•  Technology,  user  and  business  aspects  equally  important!  

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Moving  beyond  projec9sm  

A  market  and  mee9ng  place  

•  Bringing  together  infrastructures,  technological  components  and  a  network  of  interested  par9es  (ci9es,  ar9sts,  CI  companies,  technology  providers,…)  

•  Open  and  accessible  to  all  •  Aimed  at  leveraging  the  poten9al  of  local  Crea9ve  Industries  by  bringing  them  into  the  FI  world,  and  boos9ng  the  poten9al  of  their  Smart  City  hosts  

@citysdk [email protected]

www.citysdk.eu

@SPECIFI_project @CreativeRing

[email protected]

@FI_PPP [email protected] www.fi-ppp.eu

Summary  

•  Incorporate high lev

el of citizen

involvement and new forms of

collaboration in your

smart city

strategies�

•  Focus on users, deve

lopers and

creativity + Open platfo

rms and

Open data to stimulate

experimentation in the new city

ecosystems�

•  Smart and creative citi

es need to be

connected: Engage!

with existing

European initiatives�

To  know  more  and  engage  -­‐  ENoLL  Wave  7th  opened  now:  www.openlivinglabs.eu  -­‐  FIA  Dublin  2013  (FI-­‐PPP,  Crea9ve  Ring  launch,  CitySDK,  Connected  Smart  Ci9es  network):  Pre-­‐FIA  workshops  May  7th    www.fi-­‐dublin.eu  

-­‐  IV  ENoLL  Summer  School  (Manchester,  27-­‐30  Aug)  h`p://www.openlivinglabs.eu/event/4th-­‐enoll-­‐summer-­‐school-­‐manchester  

-­‐  1st  worldwide  conference  on  Living  Labs  (Amsterdam,  Nov  2013)  h`p://www.openlivinglabs.eu/news/first-­‐worldwide-­‐conference-­‐open-­‐living-­‐labs  

Ana  Garcia  European  Projects  European  Network  of  Living  Labs  [email protected]  @RoblesAG    

@openlivinglabs [email protected]

www.openlivinglabs.eu