Wrap up of the Smart Cities, Future Internet, Coming Your Way

Future Internet – Smart Ci/es – Coming Your Way

Jarmo Eskelinen, vice president, ENoLL Wrap-‐up

3rd European Innova/on Summit European Parliament

Ci#es as a service

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1 mobile cloud - ubiquitous access.

2 location – mark, tag, purchase.

3 always-on – shared lives.

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the sweet point – tech, speed, patterns

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…our use patterns match the tools

Pilar del Cas#llo, MEP & EIF chair

•  Ci/es as a Service •  Digitaliza/on as the tool

–  produc/vity & new services •  Digital Agenda 2020 tackles the challenges

Constan#n van Oranje-‐Nassau

•  Europe is lagging behind in the ICT innova/on baNle •  Game changes fast – Europe has an opportunity •  Challenges:

–  Fragmented digital market –  Broadband inequality –  Access to finance

•  Digital agenda 2020 tackles the challenges •  Regional and city level is crucial

José Jiménez, Telefonica

•  Why Smart ci/es? –  Regions are the key for development – mutual dependancy

–  Connected city services benefit a lot from ICT

•  Why Europe – not singular ci/es? – We need to create interoperable services – a standard

•  Why the plaWorm? – We need the input from the ci/es & ci/zens –  Open plaWorm is the base for open collabora/on

Alvaro Oliveira, ENoLL

•  Concord – Future Internet PPP coordina/on – collabora/on & stakeholder engagement – FI-‐PPP + Users + Ci/es & Regions + SME’s – Large-‐scale trials –  interoperability beyond tech – Par/cipa/on – communi/es, SME’s, people Ø Living Labs are the key tool – bridge between the technology and the users

Smart Cities of the Future. Tomorrow.

Peter Fatelnig, EU commission, DG Infso

•  Why ci/es? –  Ci/es make sense: economies of output & scale –  The places to develop, test & deploy new technologies –  Digitaliza/on as the produc/vity tool – public services –  The next step: the (interoperable) urban opera?ng system

•  Future internet: func/onal, standardised plaWorm for smart city service development

FI-‐WARE – Jose Jimenez, Telefonica

•  Ci/es and ICT need each other •  Open & standardized solu/on – “Urban OS” •  FI PPP:

–  Internet to business – Open applica/on plaWorm – Large scale trials with real users

•  Connec/on is the key – Between the city & ci/zens, publishers & seekers – Open architecture and opera/ve so_ware

•  Services – Cloud – IoT – Support services > marketplace

FI-‐WARE – Jose Jimenez, Telefonica

•  Services marketplace •  From data to informa/on •  Interface to the network and the informa/on •  Security, privacy and trust Standardized – Open -‐ Evolu#on

Outsmart -‐ Mirko Presser, Alexandra

•  Retrofiang, not building new •  Outsmart: essen/al services

– Water, energy, mobility, waste & the environment

•  Open Data meets the Internet of Things – Transport – smart mobility – Waste management – Smart meters – Water & environment

Instant Mobility – Paul Kompfer

•  Connec/ng the mobility -‐ with informa/on – Traveller: Real-‐/me journey assistant – Car: Sustainable car – “personal slot” – Public transport: flexible public transport – Delivery: intelligent loading services – Traffic infrastructure: system op/miza/on with mashed-‐up traffic informa/on – collabora/on with the cars

•  Intelligent mobility plaWorm, next G networks, context aware services, iden/ty mgmt

Safecity – Judith Pertejo Lopez

•  Security and safety in European ci/es – Non-‐commercial approach – All aspects of security

•  Video surveillance analysis •  Real-‐/me tracking •  Data collec/on for situa/onal awareness •  Interoperability -‐ cloud, on-‐line

– Six ci/es involved

Key points -‐ Peter Fatelnig

•  Unique: FI PPP is a common shared vision between the commission & the industry

•  Users are an integral part of the FI PPP •  FI PPP is an innova&on machine •  FI PPP is an open ini/a/ve

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Smart cities of the Future. Now.

Smart Ci#es of the Future. Now – Per Blixt

•  Open Innova/on for future internet-‐based services in smart ci/es – CIP call & pilots – User-‐driven open innova/on ecosystems – Cross-‐border smart city networks –  Innova/ve internet-‐based services

•  From services to plaWorms > cri/cal mass

Key Ques#ons

•  Concrete benefits for the ci/es? •  Can driven open innova/on lead to real impact? •  How to proceed from Smart Ci/es to Smart Regions?

•  How to improve policy coherence? –  Framework Programme -‐ European Regional Development

Smart Ci#es of the Future. Now -‐ panel

-‐ Esteve Almirall, ESADE, Open Ci?es -‐ Jean-‐Paul Judson, PACA region -‐ Dave Carter, Smart Ci?es PorJolio WG -‐ Pieter Ballon, IBBT-‐SMIT, VUB / EPIC -‐ Michael Nilsson, CDT, LTU / FIREBALL

Porfolio projects

•  Open Ci/es –  service interoperability; open data, crowdsourcing, broadband…

•  EPIC –  European plaWorm for intelligent ci/es – Web as a local plaWorm -‐ urban environment as an innova/on plaWorm

–  Cloud based services – urban web services – local communi/es

Porfolio projects

•  Pacalabs –  From smart ci/es to smart regions –  Innova/on is challenging under economic pressures –  Innova/on through involvement – role of policy makers

•  SmartIP –  Ci/zen journalists & geeks

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