Pieter Ballon - Open Innovation by Living Labs Across Borders: the APOLLON project
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- APOLLON aims to leverage local living lab implementations to allow SMEs to test and scale innovations internationally faster through cross-border collaboration. - The project sets up thematic networks of living labs across Europe and develops a common approach for conducting cross-border living lab experiments. - Initial experiments focus on homecare/independent living, energy efficiency, eManufacturing, and social media/participation to help SMEs explore new markets and technologies.
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Prof. Dr. Pieter Ballon - Living Labs and Smart Cities: Platforms for the Fut...
Peça de Rodrigo Janot contra Humberto Costa e Mário Beltrão
Peça de Rodrigo Janot contra Humberto Costa e Mário Beltrão
Balanço 2013 - Monitoramento do Pacto Nacional pela Erradicação do Trabalho E...
Balanço 2013 - Monitoramento do Pacto Nacional pela Erradicação do Trabalho E...
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A presentation overviewing Living Labs and the work done by ENoLL to represent these organisations and ease collaboration among them.Services Of LivingLabs and the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL)
Services Of LivingLabs and the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL)Miguel Ponce de Leon @ TSSG / Waterford Institute of Technology
This document discusses services provided by Living Labs and their networks. It aims to identify and categorize existing and potential value-added services from stakeholders' perspectives to provide guidance for Living Labs and the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL). Through workshops and discussions with various stakeholders, four main categories of services were identified: 1) services supporting collaborative innovation and networking, 2) services supporting validation and demonstration, 3) services specific to different stakeholder groups, and 4) services supporting organization governance and management. Existing services can serve as best practices, while potential future services provide direction for Living Labs' evolution.Water Europe Strategy & Living Labs
The document summarizes a strategy for mapping Water-oriented Living Labs (WoLLs) in Europe using a two-phased methodology. Phase 1 involved interviews with water sector leaders to identify 15 candidate WoLLs based on defined criteria. Phase 2 expanded mapping efforts based on additional interviews and research, identifying 105 WoLL research settings across Europe. The document also provides background on living lab concepts, a definition for WoLLs, and approaches for characterizing and assessing WoLLs.
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The ELLIOT project aims to develop an experiential Internet of Things platform involving users and citizens. It will define knowledge, social, and business experience models for IoT. An experiential platform will implement these models to explore socially-enabled IoT applications and services. Three use cases will test the platform in logistics, well-being, and environmental sectors. The goal is to increase adoption of IoT in Europe through open innovation and a living lab approach.
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- The ELLIOT project aims to develop an experiential platform for users and citizens to co-create and experiment with Internet of Things (IoT) applications and services using a living lab approach.
- The platform will implement Knowledge-Social-Business (KSB) experience models to explore socially-enabled IoT technologies and their impact.
- Three living labs will test the platform in logistics, well-being, and environmental sectors to validate the models and co-creation techniques.
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The document discusses the Apollon project, which aims to create a sustainable network of Living Labs across Europe to address challenges around energy efficiency. The project will test applications to promote energy saving and conservation through four pilot programs in Amsterdam, Helsinki, Lisbon, and Luleå. These pilots will evaluate technologies like sensors, smart meters and energy management systems to transform user behavior and validate the impact on energy efficiency. The experiments will also assess regulatory differences, integration challenges, and cultural impacts across locations.
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Potential Contributions of the Living Labs to the Lisbon Strategy Objectives
Dr Jože Gričar, Faculty of Organizational Sciences, University of Maribor, Slovenia , Towards Lisbon 2.1, September 28, 2007, Ljubljana
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ENoLL @ AAL Forum 2012
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Mikael Borjeson ENoLL
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The document provides a feasibility study for a proposed Connected Products Studio (CPS) in London. It analyzes the current landscape of connected products startups and resources available. Through stakeholder interviews, the top pain points for startups were identified as connecting hardware and software, developing proof of concepts due to lack of expertise, and conducting user research. The report recommends the CPS provide resources like a connected technologies library, expertise through workshops and a pilot program, and opportunities for startups to connect with potential customers and vendors through showcases and networking. If successful, the CPS could help accelerate the development of startups in the connected products field in the UK.
TridentCom 2006 paper on the Living Lab approach
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The document provides an overview of Living Labs for user-driven open innovation. It defines Living Labs as user-driven open innovation ecosystems based on business-citizens-government partnerships that enable users to actively participate in the research, development and innovation process. Living Labs have benefits for users, SMEs, larger companies, and research. The European Commission supports Living Labs through programs like i2010, CIP, and FP6/FP7. Projects are developing collaboration environments and tools to support user-driven innovation.
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The document summarizes the process for the 5th wave of membership applications to the European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL). Applicants must pre-register by email to receive an application form. Completed applications are due by March 15th and will undergo an evaluation process by teams from existing ENoLL members before final selection and announcement of new members at an event in Budapest in May. The evaluation criteria assess the organization, openness, resources, users/reality value of each applicant.
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Pieter Ballon - Open Innovation by Living Labs Across Borders: the APOLLON project
- 1. Open Innovation by Living Labs Across Borders: the APOLLON project Prof. Dr Pieter Ballon General Manager IBBT iLab.o APOLLON Project Manager
- 14. Living Lab Cross-border Activity Example ISA internationalization strategy is to establish business partnerships in Luleå and Vitória (equipment distribution), integrated solutions in Helsinki and Amsterdam (incorporating added value with other equipments and services) and adding value by technology transfer from Amsterdam. Luleå LL Helsinki LL Lisbon LL Amsterdam LL ISA KYAB PV PW Business Partnership Integrated Solutions Partnership Technology Transfer Vitória LL Business Partnership HAE Integrated Solutions Partnership
- 17. Experiment 4: eParticipation - Social Media 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 First Pilot: The Digital Fort Project, Issy Les Moulineaux
- 18. Second Pilot: United Kingdom Manchester City Library Case The pilot will enhance the work of two existing projects being run by Manchester City Council – the refurbishment of Manchester Central Library, and Manchester City Galleries‟ Decoding Art project. The goal is to use context aware mobile applications, QR codes, Community Reporters and 3D Models to involve citizens in the urban development process and in sharing artistic content.
- 21. APOLLON Partners Supporting Partners : 68 organisations (58 at the project kick-off) from 23 European Countries signed a letter of support, committing to one or several vertical domains. Associate Partners: 17 organisations (0 at the project kick-off) from 7 European Countries are in the process of becoming Associate Partners.
- 22. CONTACT US www.apollon-pilot.eu Pieter [email_address]