Bringing together the Elements of Future
Internet and Living Labs in City Context
– the FIREBALL-project!
Michael Nilsson, CDT
Project Coordinator
@ Connected Smart Cities, Helsinki 2010-11-18
” Future Internet Research and Experimentation By Adopting Living Labs – towards Smart Cities ”
A definition of Smart City
“We believe a city to be smart when
investments in human and social
capital and traditional (transport) and
modern (ICT) communications
infrastructure fuel sustainable
economic growth and a high quality
of life, with a wise management of
natural resources, through
participatory governance”
A. Caragliu, C. del Bo, P. Nijkamp
(2009)
Mission.
FIREBALL brings together
different players to exploit
the linkage between Smart
Cities, Living Labs and
Future Internet for
Connected Smart Cities
Innovation.
What can Smart Cities be about (1)?
• Usage of digital spaces and ICT to enhance the
city and the city life
• Digital dimensions of cities – the new
intelligence of cities
• Internet as medium for organizing collective
intelligence of cities
What can Smart Cities be about (2)?
• The city as an innovation space for Future
Internet research and development
• Digital agendas for future city innovation
strategies
• Smart people and Smart technology
– making cities become Smarter together!
Key drivers from Smart Cities of
Future Internet Open Innovation (1).
• Socio-economic ambitions of large cities / city marketing
• Need for connectedness (cities – rural areas – regions)
• Broadband deployment experiences, need for applications
pull after the infrastructure
• Technology push. Need to create experimentation
environments to stimulate innovation
Key drivers from Smart Cities of
Future Internet Open Innovation (2).
• Driving network development
• Impact of Internet infrastructure on business
attractiveness of cities
• Need to create open innovation environments to attract
business and knowledge centres
Main target groups of FIREBALL CA.
• Cities developing Smart/Intelligent city strategies
• Large companies developing platforms and applications
for Smart Cities
• Researchers and experts performing research on
the subject
• The Living Lab community
Future internet Domain Landscape
Living Lab domain landscape:
user co-creation
City and urban development
Networked applications and
innovations
Internet technologies
Innovation facilities and processes
Landscape layers (1)
Landscape structure (2)
Technologies
For Smart Cities
(Emerging,
growing,
maturing)
Smart City
Citizens Needs
and Networked
Applications
Emerging Smart City
Innovation ecosystems
Future
Internet
Research
Technologies
For Smart
Cities
Smart City
Applications
(federated)
Testbeds
User driven
innovation
FIRE	
  experimentally-­‐driven	
  
advanced	
  research	
  projects	
  
(OPNEX,	
  ECODE,	
  NANODATACENTERS,	
  N4C	
  etc)	
  
Testbeds	
  in	
  FP7:	
  	
  
OneLab2,	
  PII,	
  VITAL++,	
  WISEBED,	
  FEDERICA	
  
Living	
  Labs:	
  ENoLL	
  (200+	
  living	
  labs),	
  	
  	
  
APOLLON	
  etc	
  
Smart	
  City	
  	
  Internet	
  pilots:	
  	
  
CreaQve	
  media,	
  health	
  and	
  care,	
  energy	
  
Barcelona, Manchester, Helsinki etc	
  
Intelligence	
  
Content	
  
Management	
  
CollaboraQon	
  
Web	
  
VisualisaQon	
  
Par$cipa$ve	
  
planning	
  
Government	
  and	
  
ci$zens	
  services	
  
Affordable	
  
health	
  and	
  care	
  
for	
  all	
  
Energy-­‐efficiency	
  
in	
  urban	
  areas	
  
Broadband	
  
networks	
  
Entrepreneurship	
  
support,	
  jobs	
  
“Sustainable growth and
high quality of life through
participatory governance”
Data mining
Collective intelligence
OLAP
Wiki’s
mashups
JOOMLA
Co-design tools
Virtual collaboration
Community
support
Crowdsourcing
Web design
3D tools Simulation for
decision makingAccess for all
Security and trust
”The map of opportunities”
Landscape (example of topics)
EU	
  and	
  City	
  
developments	
  
Smart	
  city	
  
innovaQons	
  
InnovaQon	
  
ecosystems	
  
Networked	
  
applicaQons	
  
Service	
  
infrastructure	
  
Internet	
  
Technology	
  	
  
CIP	
  pilots	
  	
  
Smart	
  Ci/es	
  
Future	
  Internet	
  PPP	
  
(FP7)	
  
City-­‐based	
  living	
  labs	
  
Internet	
  of	
  Things	
  
acQon	
  plan	
  
Empowered	
  ciQzens	
  
Connected	
  
workplaces	
  
E-­‐parQcipaQon	
  
plaYorms	
  
Smart	
  mobility	
  
Future	
  Internet	
  
architecture	
  
FP7-­‐ICT	
  projects	
  
Digital	
  Agenda	
  
FIRE	
  projects	
  
FIRE	
  faciliQes	
  /	
  
plaYorms	
  
Living	
  lab	
  
methodologies	
  
Enterprise-­‐friendly	
  
infrastructures	
  
Health	
  and	
  care	
  
CollaboraQve	
  networks	
  
Smart	
  energy	
  
Sustainable	
  development	
  
Common	
  plaYorms	
  
Composable	
  services	
  and	
  
networks	
  
Access	
  technologies	
  
PlaYorm	
  integraQon	
  
VirtualisaQon	
  
Regional	
  partnerships	
  
SemanQc	
  web	
  
Trust,	
  security,	
  idenQty	
  
management	
  
Intelligent	
  uQlity	
  
networks	
  
Sensor	
  networks	
  
Federated	
  networks	
  
GENI	
  
OrchestraQon	
  systems	
  
CollaboraQve	
  working	
  
faciliQes	
  
AKARI	
  (JP)	
  
Connected	
  experimentaQon	
  
faciliQes	
  
Interoperability	
  
support	
  
FIRE and Living Lab interplay for Smart
Cities innovation
Topics adressed 1(3)
Creation of synergies and
cooperation among different
research and innovation
communities related to the
Future Internet
Topics adressed 2(3)
Identification and access to
common assets for
Connected Smart Cities
Innovation exploring Future
Internet opportunities
Topics adressed 3(3)
Creation of a Connected
Smart Cities Innovation
Network of advanced Smart
Cities in Europe – exploring
challenges how open
innovation can support the
uptake of Future Internet-
enabled services in Smart
Cities
Advanced Smart Cities in Europé
–FIREBALL examples
The Helsinki Open Future Internet
innovation ecosystem
The Smart city vision of Manchester
Smart Energy of Amsterdam
A business eco-system of Smart
Grids of Lisboa
Digital spaces and ICT to enhance
the city life of Barcelona
Smart Cities and FIRE
Smart Cities represent
demanding users, innovation
drivers and testbeds for the
emerging technologies and
experimentation with
multiple devices and
systems – involving the
citizens of the cities!
Smart Cities and Living Labs
The Living Lab participatory
processes combine both the
strengths of collective intelligence
and innovation capacity of people
and the mediating role of ICTs in
organising global value chains of
suppliers and customers.
– Living Labs are Open Innovation
Ecosystems of Smart Cities.
FIREBALL pioneering organisations
	
  Core partners:
Centre for Distance-spanning Technology, Aalto University Economics,
European Society of Concurrent Enterprising Network, Manchester City
Council, Amsterdam Innovation Motor, ESADE Business School, Alfamicro,
Intelligent Sensing Anywhere, Lisboa E-Nova, City of Helsinki, INRIA,
Dimes, IBBT, URENIO, University of Oulu, Media and Network cluster,
Barcelona City Council
Supportive partners:
City of Brussels, City of Stockholm, City of Nice, City of Luleå, City of
Oulu, Region of Sicily, City of Agueda, Project Panlab
Expected results from FIREBALL (1)
• A European-wide community of Future
Internet Innovation constiuencies (FIRE, Living
Labs and Smart Cities)
• A common vision and shared agenda by these
constiuencies
• Showcases to represent innovative uses and
future needs of Future Internet in Smart Cities
Expected results from FIREBALL (2)
• Identification of common concepts,
methodologies, tools and processes among the
different contituencies to work together for
Future Internet Innovation
• A Connected European Smart Cities Network !!!
• A roadmap and action plan for exploring Future
Internet Innovation for Smart Cities
Welcome to
Empower the movement
Let´s make the FUTURE SMART CITIES come true
TOGETHER!
Welcome and Share Yours and Others Smart
Cities knowledge and vision!
Join the evolving landscape of the Connected
Smart Cities Network!
Welcome to
Empower the movement
Welcome and tell your Smart City story!
What is Your Smart City vision?
Share your assets for Connected Smart Cities
evolution!
www.fireball4smartcities.eu
Meet up 2010
SEPTEMBER:
FIREBALL at ICT2010 in Brussels – Belgium
OCTOBER:
FIREBALL at Knowledge Society Forum in Birmingham – UK
NOVEMBER:
FIREBALL at the Connected Smart City meeting in Helsinki –
Finland
DECEMBER:
FIREBALL at FIA in Ghent – Belgium
Thanks!
DECEMBER 14 - 17:
FIREBALL at FIA in Ghent – Belgium
Future Internet and Living Labs in the
Smart Cities innovation ecosystem
Future Internet: Technology push (Testbeds: technology platforms)
Smart cities: Application pull (public data)
Living lab: User-driven playground
for co-creating innovative
scenarios and services
Constituting an Open
Innovation Ecosystem
Landscape	
  evolu/on,	
  driving	
  factors,	
  outcomes	
  
Landscape	
  map	
  and	
  elements	
  (in	
  
conQnuing	
  state	
  of	
  transformaQon)	
  
Drivers	
   Outcomes	
  
• Generic	
  trends	
  (e.g.	
  
Internet	
  technology,	
  
demographics,	
  societal)	
  
• Actor	
  strategies	
  and	
  
policies	
  (these	
  are	
  also	
  
landscape	
  element)	
  
• Sector	
  specific	
  trends	
  
and	
  factors	
  (health,	
  
energy,	
  manufacturing	
  
…)	
  
• 	
  Innova/on	
  opportuni/es	
  
(technologies,	
  applicaQons)	
  
• 	
  OpportuniQes	
  for	
  the	
  use	
  of	
  
innovaQons	
  (business,	
  social,	
  
human)	
  
• 	
  Innova/on	
  models	
  (open	
  
user	
  driven	
  innovaQon)	
  
• 	
  Policies	
  and	
  strategies	
  of	
  
actors	
  
• 	
  Projects	
  for	
  experimentaQon	
  
and	
  implementaQon	
  
• Smart	
  city	
  developments	
  
• Pilot	
  projects	
  for	
  
experimentaQon	
  
• ApplicaQons	
  in	
  use	
  
• InnovaQon	
  models	
  in	
  
acQon	
  (living	
  labs,	
  open	
  
innovaQon)	
  
• Policies	
  and	
  strategies	
  in	
  
acQon	
  

06 Smart Cities Michael Nilsson

  • 1.
    Bringing together theElements of Future Internet and Living Labs in City Context – the FIREBALL-project! Michael Nilsson, CDT Project Coordinator @ Connected Smart Cities, Helsinki 2010-11-18 ” Future Internet Research and Experimentation By Adopting Living Labs – towards Smart Cities ”
  • 2.
    A definition ofSmart City “We believe a city to be smart when investments in human and social capital and traditional (transport) and modern (ICT) communications infrastructure fuel sustainable economic growth and a high quality of life, with a wise management of natural resources, through participatory governance” A. Caragliu, C. del Bo, P. Nijkamp (2009)
  • 3.
    Mission. FIREBALL brings together differentplayers to exploit the linkage between Smart Cities, Living Labs and Future Internet for Connected Smart Cities Innovation.
  • 4.
    What can SmartCities be about (1)? • Usage of digital spaces and ICT to enhance the city and the city life • Digital dimensions of cities – the new intelligence of cities • Internet as medium for organizing collective intelligence of cities
  • 5.
    What can SmartCities be about (2)? • The city as an innovation space for Future Internet research and development • Digital agendas for future city innovation strategies • Smart people and Smart technology – making cities become Smarter together!
  • 6.
    Key drivers fromSmart Cities of Future Internet Open Innovation (1). • Socio-economic ambitions of large cities / city marketing • Need for connectedness (cities – rural areas – regions) • Broadband deployment experiences, need for applications pull after the infrastructure • Technology push. Need to create experimentation environments to stimulate innovation
  • 7.
    Key drivers fromSmart Cities of Future Internet Open Innovation (2). • Driving network development • Impact of Internet infrastructure on business attractiveness of cities • Need to create open innovation environments to attract business and knowledge centres
  • 8.
    Main target groupsof FIREBALL CA. • Cities developing Smart/Intelligent city strategies • Large companies developing platforms and applications for Smart Cities • Researchers and experts performing research on the subject • The Living Lab community
  • 9.
  • 10.
    Living Lab domainlandscape: user co-creation
  • 11.
    City and urbandevelopment Networked applications and innovations Internet technologies Innovation facilities and processes Landscape layers (1)
  • 12.
    Landscape structure (2) Technologies ForSmart Cities (Emerging, growing, maturing) Smart City Citizens Needs and Networked Applications Emerging Smart City Innovation ecosystems Future Internet Research Technologies For Smart Cities Smart City Applications (federated) Testbeds User driven innovation FIRE  experimentally-­‐driven   advanced  research  projects   (OPNEX,  ECODE,  NANODATACENTERS,  N4C  etc)   Testbeds  in  FP7:     OneLab2,  PII,  VITAL++,  WISEBED,  FEDERICA   Living  Labs:  ENoLL  (200+  living  labs),       APOLLON  etc   Smart  City    Internet  pilots:     CreaQve  media,  health  and  care,  energy   Barcelona, Manchester, Helsinki etc   Intelligence   Content   Management   CollaboraQon   Web   VisualisaQon   Par$cipa$ve   planning   Government  and   ci$zens  services   Affordable   health  and  care   for  all   Energy-­‐efficiency   in  urban  areas   Broadband   networks   Entrepreneurship   support,  jobs   “Sustainable growth and high quality of life through participatory governance” Data mining Collective intelligence OLAP Wiki’s mashups JOOMLA Co-design tools Virtual collaboration Community support Crowdsourcing Web design 3D tools Simulation for decision makingAccess for all Security and trust ”The map of opportunities”
  • 13.
    Landscape (example oftopics) EU  and  City   developments   Smart  city   innovaQons   InnovaQon   ecosystems   Networked   applicaQons   Service   infrastructure   Internet   Technology     CIP  pilots     Smart  Ci/es   Future  Internet  PPP   (FP7)   City-­‐based  living  labs   Internet  of  Things   acQon  plan   Empowered  ciQzens   Connected   workplaces   E-­‐parQcipaQon   plaYorms   Smart  mobility   Future  Internet   architecture   FP7-­‐ICT  projects   Digital  Agenda   FIRE  projects   FIRE  faciliQes  /   plaYorms   Living  lab   methodologies   Enterprise-­‐friendly   infrastructures   Health  and  care   CollaboraQve  networks   Smart  energy   Sustainable  development   Common  plaYorms   Composable  services  and   networks   Access  technologies   PlaYorm  integraQon   VirtualisaQon   Regional  partnerships   SemanQc  web   Trust,  security,  idenQty   management   Intelligent  uQlity   networks   Sensor  networks   Federated  networks   GENI   OrchestraQon  systems   CollaboraQve  working   faciliQes   AKARI  (JP)   Connected  experimentaQon   faciliQes   Interoperability   support  
  • 14.
    FIRE and LivingLab interplay for Smart Cities innovation
  • 15.
    Topics adressed 1(3) Creationof synergies and cooperation among different research and innovation communities related to the Future Internet
  • 16.
    Topics adressed 2(3) Identificationand access to common assets for Connected Smart Cities Innovation exploring Future Internet opportunities
  • 17.
    Topics adressed 3(3) Creationof a Connected Smart Cities Innovation Network of advanced Smart Cities in Europe – exploring challenges how open innovation can support the uptake of Future Internet- enabled services in Smart Cities
  • 18.
    Advanced Smart Citiesin Europé –FIREBALL examples The Helsinki Open Future Internet innovation ecosystem The Smart city vision of Manchester Smart Energy of Amsterdam A business eco-system of Smart Grids of Lisboa Digital spaces and ICT to enhance the city life of Barcelona
  • 19.
    Smart Cities andFIRE Smart Cities represent demanding users, innovation drivers and testbeds for the emerging technologies and experimentation with multiple devices and systems – involving the citizens of the cities!
  • 20.
    Smart Cities andLiving Labs The Living Lab participatory processes combine both the strengths of collective intelligence and innovation capacity of people and the mediating role of ICTs in organising global value chains of suppliers and customers. – Living Labs are Open Innovation Ecosystems of Smart Cities.
  • 21.
    FIREBALL pioneering organisations  Core partners: Centre for Distance-spanning Technology, Aalto University Economics, European Society of Concurrent Enterprising Network, Manchester City Council, Amsterdam Innovation Motor, ESADE Business School, Alfamicro, Intelligent Sensing Anywhere, Lisboa E-Nova, City of Helsinki, INRIA, Dimes, IBBT, URENIO, University of Oulu, Media and Network cluster, Barcelona City Council Supportive partners: City of Brussels, City of Stockholm, City of Nice, City of Luleå, City of Oulu, Region of Sicily, City of Agueda, Project Panlab
  • 22.
    Expected results fromFIREBALL (1) • A European-wide community of Future Internet Innovation constiuencies (FIRE, Living Labs and Smart Cities) • A common vision and shared agenda by these constiuencies • Showcases to represent innovative uses and future needs of Future Internet in Smart Cities
  • 23.
    Expected results fromFIREBALL (2) • Identification of common concepts, methodologies, tools and processes among the different contituencies to work together for Future Internet Innovation • A Connected European Smart Cities Network !!! • A roadmap and action plan for exploring Future Internet Innovation for Smart Cities
  • 24.
    Welcome to Empower themovement Let´s make the FUTURE SMART CITIES come true TOGETHER! Welcome and Share Yours and Others Smart Cities knowledge and vision! Join the evolving landscape of the Connected Smart Cities Network!
  • 25.
    Welcome to Empower themovement Welcome and tell your Smart City story! What is Your Smart City vision? Share your assets for Connected Smart Cities evolution! www.fireball4smartcities.eu
  • 26.
    Meet up 2010 SEPTEMBER: FIREBALLat ICT2010 in Brussels – Belgium OCTOBER: FIREBALL at Knowledge Society Forum in Birmingham – UK NOVEMBER: FIREBALL at the Connected Smart City meeting in Helsinki – Finland DECEMBER: FIREBALL at FIA in Ghent – Belgium
  • 27.
    Thanks! DECEMBER 14 -17: FIREBALL at FIA in Ghent – Belgium
  • 28.
    Future Internet andLiving Labs in the Smart Cities innovation ecosystem Future Internet: Technology push (Testbeds: technology platforms) Smart cities: Application pull (public data) Living lab: User-driven playground for co-creating innovative scenarios and services Constituting an Open Innovation Ecosystem
  • 29.
    Landscape  evolu/on,  driving  factors,  outcomes   Landscape  map  and  elements  (in   conQnuing  state  of  transformaQon)   Drivers   Outcomes   • Generic  trends  (e.g.   Internet  technology,   demographics,  societal)   • Actor  strategies  and   policies  (these  are  also   landscape  element)   • Sector  specific  trends   and  factors  (health,   energy,  manufacturing   …)   •   Innova/on  opportuni/es   (technologies,  applicaQons)   •   OpportuniQes  for  the  use  of   innovaQons  (business,  social,   human)   •   Innova/on  models  (open   user  driven  innovaQon)   •   Policies  and  strategies  of   actors   •   Projects  for  experimentaQon   and  implementaQon   • Smart  city  developments   • Pilot  projects  for   experimentaQon   • ApplicaQons  in  use   • InnovaQon  models  in   acQon  (living  labs,  open   innovaQon)   • Policies  and  strategies  in   acQon