RZ_to_ISTC_on_Call1_9Jul2003 1 Project Co-ordinators Meeting Brussels, 17 July 2003 Response to Call 1 Erastos Filos Information Society Directorate-General

RZ_to_ISTC_on_Call1_9Jul2003 1

Project Co-ordinators MeetingBrussels, 17 July 2003

Response to Call 1

Erastos Filos

Information Society Directorate-GeneralDirectorate for “Components, Subsystems & Applications”


Call 1: Prioritiespre-allocated funding budget (80%)

M€2.3.1.1 Pushing the limits of CMOS, preparing for post-CMOS 75

2.3.1.2 Micro and nano systems 85

2.3.1.3 Broadband for all 60

2.3.1.4 Mobile and wireless systems beyond 3G 90

2.3.1.5 Towards a global dependability and security framework 55

2.3.1.6 Multimodal Interfaces 65

2.3.1.7 Semantic-based knowledge systems 55

2.3.1.8 Networked audio-visual systems and home platforms 60

2.3.1.9 Networked businesses and governments 75

2.3.1.10 eSafety for road and air transport 65

2.3.1.11 eHealth 70

2.3.1.12 Technology-enhanced learning and access to cultural heritage 65

2.3.6 General Accompanying actions 8

2.3.3.1 Products & Services Engineering 2010 25 (35 NMP)


Overall comments

• Good coverage of SO topics

• Numbers close to expectation overall

• A few major IPs (20 - 40 M€); most 10-20 M€

• STREPs cover wide technical domain

• Good SME & Accession Countries participation


6 focus areas (2.3.1.1)• System-level design• CMOS technology • Advanced lithography• RF technology • Integrated CMOS &

non-CMOS devices• Low-power design

• Semiconductor devices (~5 nm) for post-CMOS

mobile communications, broadband communications,micro-opto electronics & microsystems

• Improving productivity by factor 10• Reliable 1 billion gate systems-on-chip

• Semiconductor devices (~5 nm) for post-CMOS

mobile communications, broadband communications,micro-opto electronics & microsystems

• Improving productivity by factor 10• Reliable 1 billion gate systems-on-chip

WP2003/2004objectives

WP2003/2004objectives

Pushing the limits of CMOS, preparing for post-CMOS - Unit C1

Proposals

received ranked

54 191 : 2.8


Pushing the limits of CMOS, preparing for post-CMOS - Unit C1

• All major players (industry & research) are represented

• Considerable SME participation in NoEs & STREPs

• A few major IPs (up to ~40M€)

• Quality of “system-level design” proposals low

54% IPs

22% NoEs

22% STREPs2% SSAs/CAs

19.9 M€

20.2 M€2.2 M€

48.9 M€

54 proposalsreq. funding: 426 M€


SME participation

New/Old Instrum.

12 % 76 %


IPs

to support‘health’

(implantable)

to counter‘fatigue’

to monitor food quality

polymer electronics/

manufacturing

flexible packaging

RF & short- range

communications

RF, short-range communication,

design, gas sensing

Fair coverage, however some application & technology areas not covered!

newtechnologies

technology support

Nano/opto-electronic & combined technologies,

micro/nano fluidics integrating emerging

technologies

NoEs

76 proposals received, 18 retained (1 : 4)

high-density

packaging

STREPsexploring emerging application/devices

technologies

Euro-practice

NAS-network

CAs/SSAs

Micro and nano systems - Unit C2

Strategic Objective2.3.1.2

Strategic Objective2.3.1.2

new holisticapproaches

3D MEMSdesign

active oraldevice

nano scaledevices

system-in-a-packagecamera


• Links to national /other initiatives: – Eureka (EURIMUS and PIDEA)– national micro and nano technology activities

• Links to other SOs : – Retained proposals have direct links with health, transport, communications

• Third Countries: – Russia, Australia, China, Switzerland

• Accession Countries:– Hungary, Romania, Poland, Turkey, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Malta,

Lithuania

56% IPs

26% NoEs

16% STREPs2% CAs/SSAs

14.5 M€1.85 M€

23.7 M€

52.2 M€

SME participation

New/Old Instrum.

23 % 82 %



Micro and nano systems - Unit C2


Networked Governments - Unit C6

84 proposals requesting 394 M€ (eGovernment part)- 22 IPs, 9 NoEs, 39 STREPs, 14 SSAs & CAs

•Good coverage of WP (IST 2.3.1.9): •10% Management of dynamic collaborative

networks •38% Technologies for interoperability•37% Open, secure, re-configurable eGov

applications•5% Knowledge management•10% Government re-organisation

•Participants’ profile: 45% administrations, 23% SMEs,

13% large businesses


Focus areas (2.3.1.11)

• Ubiquitous personal health management

• Reliable methods & software for decision support and risk analysis support of health professionals

• Medical informatics, bioinformatics and neuroinformatics… towards the next generation of eHealth systems

An environment that enables management of citizens’ health status & assists health professionals in taking promptly the best possible decision for prevention, diagnosis and treatment

An environment that enables management of citizens’ health status & assists health professionals in taking promptly the best possible decision for prevention, diagnosis and treatment

Proposals (175)

received ranked

39 5

114 15

22 4

1 : 7.8

1 : 7.6

1 : 5.5

eHealth - Unit C4

WP2003/2004 objectivesWP2003/2004 objectives


eHealth - Unit C4

•more than 60% newcomers

•more STREPS, fewer NoEs than expected

•many interesting cross-SO/Priority proposals• GRID technology, micro/nanosystems, Priority 1

•support to eEurope 2005 (eHealth) &

public health policy (DG SANCO)

57% IPs19% NoEs

23% STREPs211.6 M€

1% SSAs/CAs8.3 M€

522 M€

171.8 M€

SME participation

New/Old Instrum.

26 % 76 %

175 proposalsreq. funding: 913.8M€



Focus areas (2.3.1.10)• Advanced sensors, communications & highly

dependable software for on-board safety • Distributed intelligent agents, secure

communications & advanced positioning & mapping technologies for location-based services

• Vehicle & information infrastructure management systems for safety & efficiency

eSafety for Road & Air Transport - Unit C5

An integrated & global approach to intelligent road vehicles & aircraft with higher safety, value added services

& better interaction between the person in control, the vehicle & the information infrastructure

Proposals (51)

received ranked

16 13

16 2

18 4

1 : 1.2

1 : 8

1 : 4.5

WP2003/2004 objectivesWP2003/2004 objectives


• IPs show clear industrial leadership

• NoEs address horizontal issues on technologies, e.g.

HMI, robotics, electromagnetic compatibility

• STREPs cover wider range of R&D

• Several proposals support of eSafety initiative

• Overall subscription 1:4



IPs 49%120.7 M€

NoEs 11%28.4 M€

CAs/SSAs 1%2.6 M€

STREPs 39%96.7 M€

eSafety for Road & Air Transport - Unit C5

SME participation

New/Old Instrum.

21 % 60 %


NMP work programme (3.4.3.1 -3)

The creation of “Knowledge Communities” in production technologies

IST work programme (2.3.3.1)

Products & Services Engineering 2010

“Manufacturing, services and products engineering in

2010”

Proposals could address elements in a single domain

or in both domains, as appropriate !

Products & Services Engineering 2010 - IST/NMP joint call


• In two stages for the IPs & NoEs• Single stage evaluation of CA & SSA

proposals• 3 evaluation panels: IP, NoE, CA/SSA• Total of 44 experts; joint IST/NMP moderator

team• Deadline IP & NoE full proposals: 16 Sept.

2003(also the 2nd deadline for CA & SSAs)Indicative budget: 60M€

25 M€ (min.20 M€ for the new instruments) from Priority 2

35 M€ (min. 25 M€ for the new instruments) from Priority 3

Indicative budget: 60M€25 M€ (min.20 M€ for the new instruments) from Priority

2 35 M€ (min. 25 M€ for the new instruments) from

Priority 3




NoEs 18%CAs/SSAs 4%

IPs 78% 575 M€

27 M€

127 M€



Technologies addressed

Simulation and CAD/CAM, SWengineering

17% K nowledge and informationmanagement

20%

Optimisation tools and decisionsupport systems

12% Supply chain managementand generic organisationaltools

15%

Network management 7% Other 29%

First choice SO: 68% IST (2.3.3.1), 32% NMP (3.4.3.1)

First choice SO: 68% IST (2.3.3.1), 32% NMP (3.4.3.1)

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