The European Network of Living Labs and ICT for Sustainable Energy Roberto Santoro - ESoCE Net President, AMI Communities Chair - ENoLL Governance Chair 27 MAY 2008 - TIC 21 - COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS - BRUSSELS

Brussels launch june 2004 by Commissioner Erkki Liikkanen - More than 300 participants - Election of the Leadership Group i2010 task force and Living Lab special interest group launch – Budapest February 2005 2500++

Brussels launch june 2004 by Commissioner Erkki Liikkanen - More than 300 participants - Election of the Leadership Group

i2010 task force and Living Lab special interest group launch – Budapest February 2005

Living Labs for the Knowledge Society User-driven open innovation Increase in services as part of GNP (> 70%). ICT for energy efficiency by moving “things” to the internet and stimulating behavioral changes through energy consumption awareness Recent research studies show that 70% to 80% of new service-product development fails because of a failure to understand real users’ need Living Labs turn users into valuable creative contributors in a win-win partnership A Living Lab is a flexible service and technology innovation ecosystem ENoLL is the European Network of Living Labs Technology PRIVATE industry PUBLIC government ACADEMY research ENoLL LLAB LLAB LLAB

Increase in services as part of GNP (> 70%).

ICT for energy efficiency by moving “things” to the internet and stimulating behavioral changes through energy consumption awareness

Recent research studies show that 70% to 80% of new service-product development fails because of a failure to understand real users’ need

Living Labs and User-Driven Open Innovation “ Living Labs represent a user-centric research methodology for sensing, prototyping, validating and refining complex solutions in multiple and evolving real life contexts.” (MIT) A Living Lab is an ecosystem where users drive innovation for ICT based services addressing major socio-economic issues such as intelligent energy, e-health, e-safety, intelligent mobility, intelligent leisure … A Living Lab instruments and stimulates users to drive and take active part in research, development and innovation, in their normal real-life environment LLABS enable the Open Innovation paradigm by activating the full potential of the collective intelligence of collaborating individuals in a societal context (CO-LLABS Thematic Network)

“ Living Labs represent a user-centric research methodology for sensing, prototyping, validating and refining complex solutions in multiple and evolving real life contexts.” (MIT)

A Living Lab is an ecosystem where users drive innovation for ICT based services addressing major socio-economic issues such as intelligent energy, e-health, e-safety, intelligent mobility, intelligent leisure …

A Living Lab instruments and stimulates users to drive and take active part in research, development and innovation, in their normal real-life environment

LLABS enable the Open Innovation paradigm by activating the full potential of the collective intelligence of collaborating individuals in a societal context (CO-LLABS Thematic Network)

University Research Centre Public Institution User-Driven Open Innovation Functional Region Scenario Regional Cluster Industry and Research Entities Territory Social Settings LL client Company LL Collaborative/ ICT Infrastructure New product/ service Co-creation Social Community VPC VPC Living Lab community

i2010 Extended Impact Assessment, accompanying the i2010 Communication 2006 - “Developing a European Network of Living Labs in the concept of eWork, providing services of large deployment to the industry, bringing technology test-beds into real-life user environments.” Launch by the Finnish Presidency of a European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) – Helsinki, 20.11.2006 - The European Network of Living Labs creates a platform where firms, public authorities and citizens can work together on developing and testing new technologies, business models and services in real-life contexts The ultimate aim is to set up a new European Innovation Infrastructure where users play an active role in innovation Launch by the Portuguese Presidency of the ENoLL 2nd wave - Brussels, 17 Oct 2007 - The concept of “Living Labs” is a new approach to research, development and innovation, engaging the stakeholders in the innovation process, including companies, citizens, researchers and public institutions. Through this engagement, open innovation is possible, Launch by the Slovenian Presidency of the ENoLL 3rd wave Call for Membership Applications - Brussels, 8 April 2008 - Presidency Roadmap for European Network of Living Labs ENoLL basis in European Policy

i2010 Extended Impact Assessment, accompanying the i2010 Communication 2006 - “Developing a European Network of Living Labs in the concept of eWork, providing services of large deployment to the industry, bringing technology test-beds into real-life user environments.”

Launch by the Finnish Presidency of a European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) – Helsinki, 20.11.2006 - The European Network of Living Labs creates a platform where firms, public authorities and citizens can work together on developing and testing new technologies, business models and services in real-life contexts The ultimate aim is to set up a new European Innovation Infrastructure where users play an active role in innovation

Launch by the Portuguese Presidency of the ENoLL 2nd wave - Brussels, 17 Oct 2007 - The concept of “Living Labs” is a new approach to research, development and innovation, engaging the stakeholders in the innovation process, including companies, citizens, researchers and public institutions. Through this engagement, open innovation is possible,

Launch by the Slovenian Presidency of the ENoLL 3rd wave Call for Membership Applications - Brussels, 8 April 2008 - Presidency Roadmap for European Network of Living Labs

ENoLL Resources European Nework of Living Labs LL Open Innovation Community LL Portfolio Leadership Group IP IP IP IP IP OpenFutures CLOCK CO-LLABS Open Community of Individuals ~ 1.000 persons registered All invited to submit 3rd wave LL applications Community of LL sites ” 1st and 2° waves of 51 LLs Regional networks emerging... 3rd wave of ~ 20-30 LLs estimated Continuous expansion LL LG Task Forces Governance Policy Link ICT Infrastructure Communication ..

Open Community of Individuals

~ 1.000 persons registered

All invited to submit 3rd wave LL applications

Community of LL sites

” 1st and 2° waves of 51 LLs

Regional networks emerging...

3rd wave of ~ 20-30 LLs estimated

Continuous expansion

LL LG Task Forces

Governance

Policy Link

ICT Infrastructure

Communication

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ENoLL – 1 st wave ENoLL – 2 nd wave ENoLL – 3 rd wave Opening of Call for Membership Applications – Slovenia Presidency LLAB event in Brussels on 8 Apr 2008 Presentation of candidacies until 30 Sep 2008 Announcement of new accepted LLABS – Lyon ICT conference Nov 2008 during French Presidency Application guidance at www.openlivinglabs.eu

Building the foundations of ENOLL Open Innovation System Creating a Systemic Open Innovation Environment for Europe Conceptual Framework Business Model Legal Framework ICT Infrastructure Family of Stakeholders Communities SMEs protagonist Citizens empowerment Challenge driven collaborative pilots Legal Biz M ICT LLAB LLAB LLAB LLAB LLAB Policy

Creating a Systemic Open Innovation Environment for Europe

Conceptual Framework

Business Model

Legal Framework

ICT Infrastructure

Family of Stakeholders Communities

SMEs protagonist

Citizens empowerment

Challenge driven collaborative pilots

Serious games, smart technology and conscious behaviour for Sustainable Energy • Rener Living Lab - Alternative Energies (Portugal). a cluster of homes where alternative energy solutions are deployed and their impact is evaluated. • Tampere Living Lab - Energy Conservation (Finland). large clusters of smart homes and buildings that are focused on the conservation of energy . Nokia is heavily involved in the activities of the living lab; 7% early gains • Smart Living Lab - Smart Grids (Germany). power suppliers coupled with private homes which provide additional power generated from renewable resources (bio mass, sun, wind; this is partly funded by German government).