ENoLL President Tuija Hirvikoski presented the European Network of Living Lab's vision on global opportunities through Living Labs at Cantillon 2017 event that was hosted in Ireland. Content of the presentation:
- strategy of Living Labs, how Living Labs work, ENoLL memberhsip and the 11th wave
- OI2 (open innovation)
- OpenLivingLab Days 2017
- LLs as Local Open Innovation
Ecosystems
- Living Lab examples (Finland - Laurea UAS)
2024 UN Civil Society Conference in Support of the Summit of the Future.
Global Opportunities through borderless Living Labs at Cantillon 2017
1. THE EUROPEAN NETWORK OF LIVING
LABS - THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS
A NEW INNOVATION SYSTEM!
Global Opportunities through Borderless Living Labs
TUIJA HIRVIKOSKI, PhD
DIRECTOR, Laurea UAS, Finland
PRESIDENT, ENoLL, Brussels
OSPP member
@openlivinglabs
#LivingLabs
2. Together we are stronger!
Laurea | www.laurea.fi| https://www.laurea.fi/en/research-development-and-innovations/laurea-living-labs
Yhteistyön voimalla | https://www.laurea.fi/laurea/laurea-organisaationa/strateginen-liittouma-haaga-
helia-laurea-metropolia/international-projecttatami
President of European Network of Living Labs | http://www.openlivinglabs.eu/ |
Open Innovation Luminary Award 2016 , for Open Innovation Infrastructure Creation
https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/innovation-luminary-awards-ceremony-2016-open-
innovation-20-conference
Member of the Open Science Policy Platform (OSPP)
http://ec.europa.eu/research/openscience/index.cfm?pg=open-science-policy-platform
ATT-kv-ryhmä | https://avointiede.fi/home
Member of Horizon interim evaluation expert group (SwafS/RRI)
https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/h2020-section/science-and-society
Bridging the investment gap: How to tackle the challenges? Committee of Region Opinion
http://cor.europa.eu/en/events/Pages/investment-gap.aspx
Member of European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing
https://ec.europa.eu/eip/ageing/home_en
Member of Uusimaa Regional Coordination Committee | http://www.uudenmaanliitto.fi/en |
https://www.helsinkismart.fi/
Tuija.Hirvikoski(at)laurea.fi
Together with an eagle eye
and a deeper understanding!
3. 3
Finland is the best country in…
1. The Least Corrupt Government
2. Most Heavy Metal Bands p.c.
3. Best Education System in World
4. Heaviest Coffee Consumption
5. Least Failed State in the World
6. Most Saunas per Capita (3,3M)
7. Best Country to Be a Mother
8. Drinking the Most Milk p.c.
9. Helsinki is the most livable city
10. Helsinki is the Most Honest City
11. Best Mobile Games
12. Borrowing the Most Books from Public
Libraries p.c.
We are also pretty good at:
1. 2nd in Happiness (damn Danish!)
2. 3rd in Global Competitiveness (SW, SG)
3. 2nd best workers (WEF, after SW)
4. 1st shared in newspaper reading
5. 2nd in gender equality (after Iceland)
4. European Network of Living Labs and the 3Os
strategy: THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS A NEW
INNOVATION SYSTEM!
The year is (2030) 2017 - The Lab is here now
“Open Science has become a reality and is offering a whole
range of new, unlimited opportunities for research and
discovery worldwide. Scientists, citizens, publishers,
research institutions, public and private research funders,
students and education professionals as well as
companies from around the globe are sharing an open,
virtual environment, called The Lab.”
5. “OI2 gaining momentum thanks to new large-scale trends such as
digitalisation with new cross-sector value chains and
infrastructures”
5
6. Von Hippel: 70% of innovations
come from the markets and
customers.
Harmaakorpi: Science
and technology driven
innovation 4% and
Practice
based
innovation
96%
ENoLL: Empower Everyone
to Innovate!
http://www.openlivinglabs.eu/
www.Laurea.fi
With an
Innovation vouchers
(5 000 €)
SMEs get innovation
guidance from Laurea,
other HEIs and service
providersENoLL : Empower
SMEs to Innovate!
www.tekes.fi
Everyone Must Own their Share in the Innovation
Revolution
9. ENoLL
MEMBERSHIPS
INNOVATION
PARTNERS
Entry-level members
selected through ENoLL
accreditation process
ADHERENT
MEMBERS
Full ENoLL members having
voting rights and a wide
range of benefits
Innovation beneficiaries and
supporters
EFFECTIVE
MEMBERS
ENoLL 11th WAVE
DEADLINE: APRIL 7th 3pm CET
http://www.openlivinglabs.eu/
10. ENoLL 11th WAVE
As a part of the 11th Wave of membership we
warmly invite you to submit your application to join
our ever-growing community of innovation actors
where you can share, connect, learn from and
collaborate with Living Labs from across the world.
Interested organisations will have to prove their
capacity to operate as a Living Lab and/or act as an
innovation service provider through the Living Lab
methodology and/or increasingly make use of Living
Lab methods in their everyday operations. More
information about evaluation criteria, terms and
conditions can be found in the 11th Wave brochure.
We advise to read it carefully before filling out the
application form.
DEADLINE: APRIL 7th 3pm CET
Living Lab name
Host organisation name
Web address
Applicant country
Contact details
For pre-registration please send
the following to info@enoll.org
11. OpenLivingLab Days 2017
WHAT: 4 day long summit of the worldwide Living Lab community
including interactive sessions, “learning-by-doing” workshops,
discussions, excursions and off-site visits
AIM: Giving the participants a wider insight about models, theories
and technologies related to Living Labs
WHERE: Krakow, Poland, hosted by Krakow Technology Park
WHEN: 29 August – 1 September
12.
13. LLs as Local Open Innovation
Ecosystems
Shorten the time from RDI and product design to
market
• multi-stakeholder, end-user driven innovation
• Innovation design with, for and by end-users
• real-life experiments
>>
New entrepreneurial spirit and
Increase potential for public and private
investments
14. LLs as Local Open Innovation
Ecosystems
Orchestration, interpretation, facilitation and
matchmaking is required to effectively bridge the
gaps between needs, research, innovation, skills
and investment…
As orchestrators and matchmakers the local living
lab clues together the needs with the scientific and
technological knowhow about what is possible.
15. LLs as Local Open Innovation
Ecosystems
living labs have the capacity and needed
methods
• to orchestrate the co-innovation and
experimentation processes,
• to assess/validate the solution’s impact and
• to create future business and value models.
16. Based on a sample of 14 companies, results also showed that these living
lab insights supported the decision making process within these companies,
thus reducing risk in their business innovation track, product development
activities and go-to-market strategy. The quantified economic effects
showed significant impact on investments, revenue and job creation.
17. Benefits to multiple stakeholders
Enhancing innovation by new means
Benefiting contexts; real-life environments
Opening new business opportunities
• Benefits to companies
– Cost efficient access to end user data/experience
– Earlier product change/modification will be cheaper for the company
– Tie customers and users to a company and its activities
• Benefits to users
– Possibility to influence
– Solve problems of everyday life, which is otherwise unsolvable
– More functionable product or new user driven products
• Benefits to developers
– Supports core activities, brings resources and possibilities
• Benefits public financiers
– Support objectives of financiers
Leminen, S. (2015). Q&A. What Are Living
Labs? Technology Innovation Management
Review, Vol. 5, No. 9, pp. 32-38.
Leminen, S. (2015). Living Labs as Open
Innovation Networks- Networks, Roles and
Innovation Outcomes. Aalto University. Helsinki,
Finland. Doctoral dissertation.
18. Trans-national Living Labs
Benefit form the European single market and
global take up of innovation:
• Use ENoLL for simultaneous transnational
product co-design, experimentation and
validation
• With ENoLL, Co-create new standardized
protocols, models and localization services for
cross-national pilots, innovative funding and
future business models
20. Grounded
• In Finland:
• Law: subsidiarity principle & universities’ third task & Impact driven RDI
and education
• Government’s strategy and experimentation policy
• In EU, G7, G20: Open science and open innovation (3Os, OI2.0)
Results
In Finland 1) OECD Pisa, 2) WEF ROI on HEI, 3) Open Science, Open
Innovation and Businesses: Support Nokia, then Gamification and now
future medical and eHealth companies and start-ups
The Helsinki Manifesto
20.11.2006
Living labs co-create
& experiment solutions
with multiple stakeholders iCapital
21. www.laurea.fi
Laurea UAS co-creating and experimenting with the Awarded
Learning by Developing and Living Labs Operational Models
The most awarded UAS in Finland
Tuija Hirvikoski, director at Laurea
ENoLL president, OSPP member
PhD (Industrial Management) | MSc (Public Administration) | MSc (Physical Education)
22. Research, Development & Innovation
Regional Services
Service Design, Co-creation and
Experimentation in Living labs at every
field of expertise
Health and social integrity
Service business
Coherent security
Entrepreneurship and
innovations
Future Learning
Variety of regional services for workplace
development
Personnel development
Continuing education
Personnel training
Students working together with the business
world
Student projects
Theses
Internships
24. In Finland,
high level of
1) Investment
in RDI,
2) innovation
outputs
(licence and
patent
revenues),
3) high-skilled
human
resources
Research and Innovation
performance and Horizon
2020 country
participation for Finland
http://ec.europa.eu/research/
horizon2020/index_en.cfm?pg
=country-profiles-
detail&ctry=finland
25. Finland has to help hte SMEs:
• to transform research into high-tech
products, and
• to scale up
26. Lessons learnt
• Change focus from knowledge transfer to
innovation and business co-creation
• Scale-up from local to trans-regional and trans-
national Living Labs
• Benefit from greater international RDI, business
and funding cooperation and exchange of
knowledge
27. In practice, we’re building and
supporting new health and life-science
ecosystems
Nationally and Locally
• “Finland your testbed for next generation research and
medical innovation”
• Health Capital Helsinki
• Finnish Life Science business ecosystem and services in
Helsinki region
Internationally
• ENoLL helps to benefit from greater international RDI,
business and funding cooperation and exchange of
knowledge
29. 29
Finnish Life Science related
companies in Helsinki region
Clinical diagnostics
Health IT
Imaging & non-invasive measurement
Innovative food
Genomics
Security Companies in Helsinki Region
30. Life science and health business
in Helsinki Metropolitan
42 600
jobs
11 700
jobs
€ 20,6+ B
+15%
growth
(volume of revenue 2010-13)
€ 5,5+ B
+16%
growth
(volume of revenue 2010-13)
HEALTH
LIFE
SCIENCE
31. Health tech is the leading hitech export field
in Finland*
HEALTH TECH
EXPORT
~ € 1,9+ B
(2015)
GROWTH OF
EXPORT
6,6 %
(2014-15)
*Source:
32. The Health Capital Helsinki Alliance is
formed by University of Helsinki, Aalto
University, HUS and City of Helsinki
The objective of Health Capital Helsinki
(HCH) is to become the leading research,
innovation, company collaboration and
business center of life science and health
technology in Northern Europe
Service builder -> One stop shop
Business builder
Health Ecosystem builder
Tuula Palmén, Ph.D, Head of Health Capital
Helsinki Office
Health Capital Helsinki
33. 33
Concept
Own money :
0…1Me
Customer
recruitment
scalability Early growthDeveloping
business idea
Activation
work
ICTICTCLEAN-BIO/
B2BB2CTECHMED
FASTGROWCOMPANIES
OTHER
SMEs
VTT,
Universities,
other
research
institutes
Applied
research in
industry
(spin-offs)
Students
(universities,
polytechnics)
Inventors
People under
the layout
process (out-
placement)
Other private
people
Industry”Investin”StudentsResearch
Foreigners in
Finland (or
invest in
activity)
Business
idea
Company
establishment
Early stage financing Growth financing
Fast growth
Funding sources in Helsinki area
Tekes: TULI-
funding “From
the research
to business”
5…200k€
Tekes R&D-fudning:
grants&loans 0,1..1M€
Private VCs
0,5..2 M€
Finnish Business
Angels
0,1…1 M€
TE-centrum:
Start-up funding for
private person
5k€
Helsinki:
Support for
Consulting
ELY-centrum: Project funding
50..100k€
Finnvera loans
for new companies
5..35 k€
ELY-centrum:
Support for consulting
Finnvera loans
50-500ke
Tekes NIY-funding
(prepare-,1-, 2-phase 50ke-1Me)
Public VCs 0,1..0,5 M€
ELY-
centrum:
Project
funding
5..50 Ke
Crowfunding (Invesdor Oy)
50..500 k€
34. 34
ICTICTCLEAN-BIO/
B2BB2CTECHMED
FASTGROWCOMPANIES
OTHER
SMEs
Service providers in Helsinki area
Startup
Sauna
Public incubators/accelerators:
Spinno, NewCo Accelerator
Aalto SUC
AaltoES,
HankenES,
LaureaES, HY
ES, HankenES,
Metropolia EC,
ThinkCo Hki…
Aalto IPR unit,
VTT Ventures,
HIS (HY)
Forum Virium
Helsinki,
Innovation
Institute in Vantaa
Industry specific
programs, such as
AppCampus,
etc. (mostly
project funded)
EIT Digital business development (Aalto)
Yritys
Helsinki
(NewCo)
Yritys
Espoo
Vant.
UYK
MSstartup
track
New ideas
VTT,
Universities,
other
research
institutes
Applied
research in
industry
(spin-offs)
Students
(universities,
polytechnics)
Inventors
People under
the layout
process (out-
placement)
Other private
people
Industry”Investin”StudentsResearch
Foreigners in
Finland (or
invest in
activity)
Concept Customer
recruitment
scalability Early growthDeveloping
business idea
Activation
work
Business
idea
Company
establishment
Early stage financing Growth financing
Fast growth