Apollon Overview - current status

APOLLON Advanced Pilots of Living Labs Operating in Networks Prof. Dr Pieter Ballon General Manager IBBT iLab.o APOLLON Project Manager

APOLLON CIP PSP Pilot B Project kick-off: ENoLL Ofﬁce, Brussels, 17-19 November 2009 Duration of the project: 30 months

IBBT (Interdisciplinary institute for BroadBand Technology) 600+ researchers in 16 groups, annual project budget of over 25 Mio 3 Lab facilities: Living lab, testbed and usability lab Currently involved in 20+ EU Future Internet running projects / project negotiations Hosting the ENoLL Ofﬁce Secretariat services for all members Speciﬁc services for paying members Supporting the ENoLL council

APOLLON: Advanced Pilots of Living Labs Operating in Networks Can SMEs use Living Lab networks to test and What is needed for cross- enter new markets? border Living Lab Networks? Common Homecare & ILS Energy Efﬁciency methodology Common ecosystem approach Common research benchmark eManufacturing Social Media Common platform guidelines Common integration framework The APOLLON objec.ves:  Demonstrate the value for SMEs of a European network of local open innova8on pla9orms   Set up thema8c networks of Living Labs across Europe   Develop a common approach for cross-‐border Living Lab experiments

APOLLON Cross-Border Methodology Framework

Current activity: Baseline research •  Online questionnaire aimed at –  Partner SMEs –  Partner Living Labs •  50 questions about the different aspects of LL networking •  Questions for possible categorization of LL's and their –  Motivation and Methods of Collaboration –  Tools and Techniques used in Cross-Border Collaboration, –  Needs and wants for Methodological instruments All aimed at understanding the present state, and the needs for development

Experiment 1: Homecare & Independent Living   Remote gateway and sensor based systems for homecare and independent living   Transfer local market solu8ons to another na8onal market   Help involved SMEs explore new markets;   Improve the technologies and devices used in the homecare context through the valida8on in diﬀerent contexts

Current activity: Requirement identiﬁcation and design of experiment •  Requirement checklist on different levels: •  Organiza8onal, technical, research, roles & responsibili8es, legal / regulatory •  Role of the ‘host’ living lab –  Informa8on provider •  Insight in contextual factors •  Knowledge of the local eco-‐system –  Broker •  Distribu8on hub and Connec8on to local partners •  Set-‐up partnerships •  Operational –  Need to work in small, dedicated teams –  All necessary stakeholders involved from the start

Experiment 2: Energy Efﬁciency   Assess the poten8al of Home Control pla9orm   BeRer understanding of user behaviour and processes to s8mulate behavioural change in terms of Energy consump8on;   Contribute to decreasing the Carbon Foot Print

Current activity: Requirement identiﬁcation and establishment of SME partnerships ISA interna8onaliza8on strategy to establish business partnerships in Luleå and Vitória (equipment distribu8on), integrated solu8ons in Helsinki and Amsterdam (incorpora8ng added value with other equipments and services) and adding value by technology transfer from Amsterdam.

Experiment 3: eManufacturing •  An ‘App Store’ around a manufacturing platform: link up machines, sensors, etc. •  SMEs can add or mash up these services to new, innovative apps •  Test them in live ‘Living Lab’ factories

Current activity: use case reﬁnement and SME engagement

Experiment 4: eParticipation - Social Media First Pilot: The Digital Fort Project, Issy Les Moulineaux A pilot on the aggregation of Media Technologies using 3D, cross-media, community reporting and context aware mobile applications to include citizens in the urban innovation process. Test how eMedia technologies can be aggregated to enable citizens to take part in urban planning of the City of the Future & to explore its History

Current activity: Requirement analysis and Reﬁning scenario for the experiment SMEs Cross-Media Community Report Context Aware Interactive 3D technologies Documentary SME: People Voice mobile app Urban Plan SME: 3d2+ Media SME: Air Graffiti SME: Navidis Technology’s Facilitate Foster participation Enhance Awareness role Citizen’s involvement and innovation Users’ role Providing Documents, learn Witness, Journalism Imagine the future City Timeline Past Present Future

Consortium Partners

APOLLON Consortium Partner Distribution

Towards Sustainable Impacts In order to create a sustainable impact two actions will be undertaken: the development of “Cross Border Piloting Service” and the setting-up of Thematic Domain Networks •  Establishment of 4 cross-border Living Labs Domain Networks: -‐  LL Domain Network for Health -‐  LL Domain Network for Energy -‐  LL Domain Network for Manufacturing -‐  LL Domain Network for Media Main impact: Building Commons, Reaching Cri8cal Mass, Contribu8ng to Domain Innova8on •  Development of “Cross Border Piloting Service”: -‐  deliver a service oﬀering the APOLLON set of methodologies and the consultancy on how to implement them -‐  released through the European Network of Living Labs Main impact: possibility to develop new pilots at local and European scale & to replicate local pilot in diﬀerent markets around Europe

Additional Partners: Involvement Level Beneﬁts Mechanisms Commitments • Knowledge of APOLLON • Customized • Sign a LeRer of methodology and emerging Dissemina8on Material Support to commit for prac8ce • General and Domain dissemina8on • Customized informa8on for Speciﬁc events • contribu8ng to the Suppor.ng APOLLON stakeholders (i.e. • Dedicated APOLLON APOLLON best prac8ce Partners SMEs, LLs, Large Enterprises, web portal sec8ons for exchange ac8vity Research centers) Suppor8ng Partners • Opportunity to par8cipate to and SMEs new projects at CIP and local level • Access and gain direct • Par8cipa8on to • Sign a Declara8on of Experience with APOLLON APOLLON internal Accession solu8ons workshops • Conduct ac8vi8es Associate • Access to Business • Par8cipa8on to within pilots Partners opportuni8es within APOLLON APOLLON Pilots/ • Provide Feedback stakeholders demonstra8ons from experimenta8on

APOLLON Partners Suppor.ng Partners: 68 organisa8ons (58 at the project kick-‐oﬀ) from 23 European Countries signed a leRer of support, commidng to one or several ver8cal domains. Associate Partners: 17 organisa8ons (0 at the project kick-‐oﬀ) from 7 European Countries are in the process of becoming Associate Partners.

CONTACT US www.apollon-pilot.eu Pieter.Ballon@vub.ac.be

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