ENoLL presentation in the workshop "Open Innovation für urbane Mobilitätsservices" organised by Evolaris and AustriaTech on Oct 28th 2013 in Vienna

1. Open
Innova*on
and
Living
Labs
shaping
the
future
of
our
ci*es
and
regions
Ana
Garcia
Robles
European
Network
of
Living
Labs
(ENoLL)
Open
Innova*on
für
urbane
Mobilitätsservices
Vienna,
October
28th,
2013

2. @openlivinglabs
#LivingLabs
#smartci*es
#smartcity
#smartmobility
#openinnova*on
Ana
Garcia
Robles
(@RoblesAG)

4. hLp://dev.citysdk.waag.org

7. FUTURE
of
SMART
CITIES:
Challenges
and
recommenda*ons
By

8. City
strategies
based
on
a
new
understanding
of
innova0on
for
urban
development
1) high
level
of
ci0zen
involvement
in
co-­‐crea7ng
internet-­‐based
applica7ons
and
service
2) emergence
of
new
forms
of
collabora0on
(e.g.
PPPs)
3) Open
Innova7on

9. BRIGDE
the
GAP
Digital
skills
gap
Crea7vity
gap
The
entrepreneurship
gap
*All
inputs
come
from
the
FIREBALL
whitepaper:
hLp://www.fireball4smartci*es.eu/

10. S*mulate
experimenta*on
openly
accessible
for
both
users
and
developers
s*mulate
experimenta*on
and
innova*on
part
of
the
innova*on
ecosystem
of
ci*es.

11. Some
recommenda*ons
• Business
models
and
business
innova7on
• Living
Lab
methodologies
• Open
city
pla>orms
“Ci0es
provide
many
opportuni0es
of
a@rac0ve
explora0on
and
valida0on
environments.
There
is
s7ll
a
gap
between
Future
Internet
research
and
ci7zens’
expecta7ons.”
*All
inputs
come
from
the
FIREBALL
whitepaper:
hLp://www.fireball4smartci*es.eu

12. Shaping
the
future
of
ci*es

14. Living
Labs
A
Living
Lab
is
a
real-­‐life
test
a n d
e x p e r i m e n t a * o n
environment.
where
users
and
producers
co-­‐create
innova*ons.
In
a
trusted,
open
ecosystem
that
enables
business
and
societal
innova*on

15. The
European
Network
of
Living
Labs
(ENoLL)
Community
+300
Accredited
Living
Labs
Network
European Network of Living Labs, Brussels
based international non-profit organisaton,
fac i l i t at e s t h e co o p e r at i o n a n d t h e
exploitation of synergies between its 300+
members worldwide.
Diversity

16. •
•
•
•
•
Mobile
Living
Lab
Joined
ENoLL
in
2008
Bridge
RDI
–
Innova*on
GAP
Mobile
technologies
Experience
and
-­‐life
test
real
Lab
is
a nvironment.
✔
A
Living ta*on
e
Front-­‐runners
en
co-­‐
experim
roducers
p
and
users
✔
where
va*ons.
o
hat
reate
inn
system
t l
c
eco
ed,
open and
societa
t
In
a
trus usiness
b
enables
✔
ova*on
inn

17. A
vision
and
a
future
for
ci*es
and
regions:
Why
ENoLL?

19. FUTURE
of
SMART
CITIES:
Some
European
projects
and
iniKaKves

20. What
is
SDK?
SDK = Service Development Kit
CitySDK
Development
toolkit
for
the
city
services
20

21. SDK
for
Pan-­‐European
City
• Service
development
toolkit
for
the
ci*es:
– Open
and
interoperable
digital
service
interfaces
– Processes,
guidelines
and
usability
standards.
• “App
Store”
for
the
City
à Cross-­‐city
transfer
of
Smart
City
Applica*ons
21

22. CitySDK
Partnership
CiKes
and
city
regions:
•
Amsterdam
•
Barcelona
•
Helsinki
•
Istanbul
•
Lamia
•
Lisbon
•
Manchester
•
Rome
Private
companies
•
Alfamicro
•
Gnosis
Computers
•
ISA
–
Intelligent
Sensing
Anywhere
•
Lynx
•
Sanoma
•
TAGES
Development
and
expert
organizaKons
•
Forum
Virium
Helsinki
•
FutureEverything
•
Waag
Society
Network
organizaKons
•
European
Network
of
Living
Labs
UniversiKes
and
research
insKtutes
•
University
of
Tilburg
•
ESADE
•
CASPUR
•
Ins*tuto
Superior
Técnico
•
Amsterdam
University
of
Applied
Sciences
22

23. CitySDK
Developers
• Created
and
developed
with
and
for
the
developers
• Lightweight,
modular,
no
new
plaiorms
• On-­‐going
process,
not
top
down
and
outdated
For
• Ci*es’
in-­‐house
service
developers
• Commercial
service
developers
• SMEs
• Large
corpora*ons
• 3rd
sector
&
hack*vists
• Research
organisa*ons
23

24. CitySDK
Ecosystem
Public delivery
Infrastructures;
urban displays
App Stores
Engaged SME Developers’ new Services
exploiting the City SDK ecosystem, or open source pilot apps
CitySDK Pilots
Smart
Participation
FixMyStreet
Smart
Mobility
Smart
Tourism
Personal Travel
Assistant
Personal Tour
Guide
CitySDK
Ecosystem
Unified Open City Interfaces through Pilots
as CitySDK components
Cities’ prior platforms, services, interfaces, open data
24

25. Smart
Ci*es
are
Crea*ve
Ci*es
Crea*ve
ci*es
they
need
to
connect

26. SPECIFI
Pilots
• Partner
Living
Labs
will
organize
pilot
experiments
in
3
(inter)connected
city-­‐
regions,
i.e.
Kortrijk
city
and
Flanders
region
(Belgium),
Barcelona
city
and
Catalonia
region
(Spain),
and
Trento
city
and
the
Tren*no
region
(Italy)
• Technology,
user
and
business
aspects
equally
important!

27. Bringing
together
infrastructures,
technological
components
and
a
network
of
interested
par*es
(ci*es,
ar*sts,
CI
companies,
technology
providers,…)
Open
and
accessible
to
all
Aimed
at
leveraging
the
poten*al
of
local
Crea*ve
Industries
by
bringing
them
into
the
FI
world,
and
boos*ng
the
poten*al
of
their
Smart
City
hosts

28. Summary
n
of
ciKze
el
high
lev forms
of
ate
l
Incorpor nt
and
new
•
regiona
e
nd
involvem n
in
your
city
a
o
llaboraK
+
co
eaKvity
cr
ers
and
te
trategies
p
s
s*mula
,
develo
to
rs
s
on
use
and
Open
data osystems
• Focu aUorms
w
city
ec
pl
ne
Open
on
in
the
a*
be
eriment
need
to
s
exp
*ve
ci*e
ea
rt
and
cr
• Sma
ed
vel
using
le
connect
regional
d
a
city
an
at
Scaling s
•
living
lab

29. Ana
Garcia
European
Network
of
Living
Labs
Ana.garcia@enoll.org
@RoblesAG
@openlivinglabs
info@enoll.org
www.openlivinglabs.eu