The document summarizes a presentation given by Prof. Dr. Pieter Ballon on living labs and smart cities. It provides an overview of IBBT, a research institute in Belgium, and its work establishing living labs as open innovation platforms since 2003. This includes pioneering trials of new technologies with users. IBBT's iLab.o offers services like user selection and testing of new products/services to generate insights. The presentation agenda outlines sessions on living labs, smart cities projects in Europe, and how future internet can impact these areas and foster innovation ecosystems across cities and regions.

1. Local host welcome address Living Labs and Smart Cities: Platforms for the Future Internet Prof Dr Pieter Ballon, IBBT iLab.o Living Labs & Smart Cities Conference, Future Internet Week, Ghent, Belgium, 14/12/2010

3. 4 research departments with 600+ researchers in 5 Flemish universities

4. From network technologies to 3D-imaging to security to serious gaming to user research to business models to …

5. 150+ research projects with companies in the last 5 years

7. Real-life experimental introduction of new services and products

8. Local and Trusted environment

9. Critical Mass of users

10. Public-Private-People Partnership3

13. User selection and management

14. New methods for usage logging and monitoring

15. Application co-design

16. Strategy & policy tools

17. What are the results?

18. User & Social requirements

19. Market Potential & Business models

21. 300 households

22. 1 year trial (2003-2004)

23. Partner: Telenet

24. World’s first development of an electronic newspaper

25. 200 users

26. 2 month trial (March - May 2006)

27. Partners: iRex, Belgacom, De Tijd,..

28. First trial of mobile television via DVB-H in Belgium

29. App. 100 users

30. 1 year trial (September 2007 - May 2008)

32. Founding member of ENoLL association

33. Hosting the ENoLL secretariat in Brussels