Intervención Olavi Luotonen. Comisión europea. Scientific Officer, New Infrastucture Paradigms and Experimental Facilities en las Primeras Jornadas de Centros de Conocimiento. Citilab Cornellà #citilab #joceco

1. Olavi Luotonen European Commission DG Information Society and Media New Infrastructure Paradigms and Experimental Facilities olavi.luotonen@ec.europa .eu "The views expressed in this presentation are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission" Open Innovation for Future Internet-enabled Services in “Smart” Cities Future Internet PPP Barcelona, 26 March 2010

2. Source: DETECON Consulting Smart cities - a system of systems

3. Open & trusted service platforms Trust & Security Platforms Simulation technologies Sensor and RFID Networks Real-time Interaction New business models Internet-enabled services: making the city “smarter” Future Internet Smart Transportation Smart Well-being Smart Retail Smart e-government Smart e-participation Smart Water Management Smart Energy Smart Education Internet based services in Smart Cities Multi-modal user interfaces Location-based technologies

4. Action space for Living Labs along the technology adoption cycle Action Space for Living Labs User Involvement Enthusiasts Early Adopters (Visionaries) Mainstream Users Public & Private research funding Seed Money Venture Capital Industry Banks Pre-Commercial Gap* Chasm** * MacDonald and Associates, 2004 ** Geoffrey A Moore: Crossing the Chasm, 1999 Fundamental Research Applied Research Demonstration Piloting Service & Product Development Market Living Labs: User-driven open innovation ecosystems involving all relevant players of the value network Business-Citizens-Government Partnerships Early Majority (Pragmatists)

13. Technologies – examples: Sensors, RFIDs, IoT Networked RFID tags and elements Passive and active tags partially interconnected Simple mobile devices Sensor Networks Interconnected simple and multimodal sensors and actuators Partially built-in intelligence Complex mobile devices Internet of Things Diverse identification technologies (sensors, biometrics, etc.) Intelligent Objects Distributed Intelligent Systems Sophisticated devices, clothes and materials

17. “ Fibre” Europe Research & Innovation Digital Skills Sustainable Lifestyle Borderless Services & Content Market The European Digital Agenda: drivers Future Internet

19. An Internet enabled service economy trends ............. challenges ...... opportunities Reducing costs, carbon, energy footprint Europe to lead the future service economy Delivering tailored services to citizens More flexibility, trust, self-* Clouds becoming reality Wealth of real world data All-connected intelligent objects Service-based business models

20. The European response: 3-fold action line Push the frontiers of R&D, achieve better coordination Reduce fragmentation, increase critical mass Strengthen industrial leadership, maximise impact on policies Future Internet Assembly Future Internet Forum Future Internet PPP

24. Future Internet PPP: focus on a smarter world Smart Energy Smart Living Smart Transport Smart Health General-purpose Communication and Service (Core) Platforms Future Internet Domain- specific Domain- specific Domain- specific Domain- specific Domain- specific Domain- specific

25. Confluence of 2 broad dimensions Networked objects Web-centric systems Hard real-time Pervasive Mobile/Fixed Active/Passive Sporadic Soft real-time Search Huge volumes of large data Transactional Multimedia Content Huge sets of small data units Addressing Client-Server clean slate / evolutionary smart-* Generic, open, trusted New architectures New use scenarios New platforms

27. Integrity End-to-end QOS (latency, performance, reliability,…) ID management User empowerment Trust Assurance Privacy Dependability Built-in security Gobal resource management End-to-end trust Towards end-to-end trust