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20141105 presentatie taipei
The document describes the Smart Citizen Kit project by Waag, an institute that explores emergent technologies and opens them for societal use. The project involves distributing sensor kits to citizens of Amsterdam to collect environmental data and engage residents in understanding and influencing the workings of their city. An initial pilot with 100 kits provided insights that will inform expanding the project to 500 kits and citizens, with the goal of creating a testbed for businesses and developing new data analysis and visualization tools.
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- 1. SMART CITIZEN KIT Artistic Research, Critical Design & Social Innovation BIG DATA AND SMART CITY Taipei 18th. Nov. 2014 Mieke van Heesewijk Program Developer @miekevh / mieke@waag.org
- 2. RESEARCH & DEVELOP TECHNOLOGY FOR SOCIAL INNOVATION
- 3. • Institute forArt, Science & Technology • Since 1994, 45 FTE, based in Amsterdam • Artistic research, critical design & social innovation • Exploring emergent technologies and opening them for society
- 4. Technology • Forself expression and communication • Linking people, groups, communities • Sharing thoughts, blueprints, algorithms • Reflecting & understanding And discovering it’s underlying meaning.
- 5. DNA art is research new combinations code is culture users as designers learning by making critical design if you can’t open it, you don’t own it
- 6. Structure waag research labs Creative Learning Creative Care Future Internet Open Design Open Wetlab Urban Reality academy Fab Academy FabSchool Minors PhDO waag open events Bootcamps Talks Festivals Contests makers guild Fablab A’dam Wetlab Culture Grid facilitations Workshops Trainingen products Fairphone 7scenes City SDK
- 7. Labs Open DesignLab Wet Lab Creative Care Lab Future Internet Lab Creative Learning Lab Urban Reality Lab
- 8. invention - creation- innovation invention curiosity driven research creation context driven research innovation transformation research
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- 10. Free research ismotor for innovation impact Events Making publications Research methods education advice DIY products
- 11. Activities Services • Linking arts, science, technology society in research programmes • Human centered product development • Facilitating innovation processes • Consultancy, workshops brainstorms • Visualizations, demonstrators prototypes • Incubating products • Organizing events competitions • Academy programme
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- 18. OPEN SOURCE /CONTENT / DATA HARDWARE
- 20. Network Effect ofthe Internet Bottom-up grassroots Open source, open data, open hardware, open knowledge, P2P, e-democracy CAPS, DSI, web entrepreneurship Distributed Commons Competition Top down systemic approaches European Innovation Partnerships, Smart Cities, FI-PPP; Cloud strategy, challenge.gov eHealth, eGovernment Central
- 21. Data Driven EcologyTrends Open Networks Innovative combinations of network solutions and infrastructures, e.g. sensor networks, free interoperable network services, open Wifi, bottom up-broadband, distributed social networks, p2p infrastructures Open Data Innovative ways to capture, use, analyse, and interpret open data coming from people and from the environment Open Knowledge Co-production of new knowledge and crowd mobilisation based on open contents, open source and open access Open Hardware New ways of making and using open hardware solutions Emergent tools/ methods • Apps • Alternative currency • Citizen science • Cloud • Collaborative consumption • Crowdfunding • Crowdsourcing • Crowdmapping • Crowdcampaining • Citizen Journalism • Data Visualization • DIY • DIY Bio • E-petitions • Geotagging • Online learning models • Online notice board • Online market place • Personal monitoring • P2P • Peer support • Social networks • Etc, etc.... Classification towards creating a data-driven Ecology suggested by MIT, Bollier and Clippinger 2013
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- 29. Ecosystem Amsterdam I Culture • Netherlands, Amsterdam especially, is full of networkers, wanting to collaborate for mutual benefit • Players are to-the-point, direct, mostly non-political • Short lines between different kinds of stakeholders • Sometimes: looking for too short-term effect • So: need to find the rights partners that want to innovate with you Policy • Feedback loops from civil society companies do exist. • Amsterdam invites people in and helps to organise • Keen eye for bottom-up development, and connecting to bottom-up developers • Policy mindset is favourable to novelty and innovation. • A lot is learned from international cooperation
- 30. Ecosystem Amsterdam II Support • There is a very active layer of support structures available: Non-governmental institutions • Foundations • Funding agencies • Accelerators • Knowledge institute • Civil society groups • Over 60 innovation hubs • The culture is informal, which makes professionals easy to access • The internet, business financial support structures are well developed Markets • Amsterdam is the Netherlands most important vibrant creative design hub • Lots of startups • Some large companies (TomTom, Guerilla Games, Philips, Shell) • Lots of business clubs, networking agencies • Openness to disruptive innovation (Uber, AirBNB) • However: there is not a Silicon Valley start-up culture (yet)
- 31. Ecosystem Amsterdam III Human Capital • A large number of talented and motivated individuals is available • Many (Eastern Europeans, Chinese Indians) come to study in NL • Open, tolerant atmosphere • Short ties to educational research institutions • Actors are generally good at networking • Entrepreneurship skills mindset starting to become bigger Finance • Top-sector Creative Industries • Government invests in accelerators • Crowd-funding becomes available • Funding for collaborations between universities and companies • Tax reduction in innovation • Tax reduction for start-up companies • European funding for start-ups and large integrated projects
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- 33. Ecosystem actors •Peers Forum Virium, FutureEverything, FING, Ars Electronica, I2Cat, Fablab network, Nesta, Young Foundation, .. • Cities Amsterdam, Helsinki, Manchester, Barcelona, Rome, Lisbon, Athens, Berlin, London, … • Companies Cisco, CMG, IBM, Glimworm, Rooter, .. • Knowledge Institutes Aalto, MIT, Esade Business School, Dundee, iMinds, .. • Funding H2020, Creative Europe, Erasmus+, FI-PPP, AAL
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- 39. Smart Cities needSmart Citizens
- 40. Smart citizen kits 1. make visible the invisible 2. sense augment the city 3. provide tools for citizens to interpet change the workings of the city 4. open source, open data
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- 46. Data Smart CitizenKit 1. in ‘City Dashboard’ 2. Noise Visualisation citydashboard.waag.org
- 49. What is CitySDK Helsinki, Manchester, Barcelona, Rome, Lamia and Istanbul
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- 51. Smart citizen kitpilot 1. From sensors to sensing 2. Broad implementation 3. Support and guidance 4. Interpretation 5. Discussion and action 6. 100 kits and citizens
- 52. Smart citizen kitpilot experts 1. RIVM National Institute for Public Health The environment 2. TNO 3. GGD Amsterdam
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- 56. 100 kits availablein Amsterdam distribution from 23/2 till 15/4
- 57. Results of distributedkits data or no data? Data delivered 63% No data 29% Stopped 8% of which worked: continuously: ca. 60% irregularly: ca. 40%
- 58. Principal reason toparticipate from the survey at the start
- 59. Smart Citizen Kit Insights gathered 1. Data calibration (gas sensors) 2. Participation and engagement 3. Make data meaningful 4. Make data actionable 5. Management of expectations 6. Hardware needs improvement 7. Better sensors and wi-fi module 8. Select Participants carefully
- 61. Next Fase SmartCitizen Kit http://waag.org/en/project/smart-citizen-kit
- 62. Smart Citizen Kit Next 1. Testbed for SME 2. 500 kits and 500 citizens 3. New research – new algoritms 4. Dashboard and visualizations
- 63. Smart Citizen Kit Testbed for SME
- 64. Smart Citizen Kit 500 kits and 500 citizens
- 65. Smart Citizen Kit New research – new algoritms
- 66. Smart Citizen Kit Dashboard and visualizations
- 68. Sint Antoniesbreestraat 69 1011 HB Amsterdam waag.org Mieke van Heesewijk mieke@waag.org @miekevh