The document summarizes an artistic event being organized by AGILE in Berlin in Summer 2017 to involve the public with IoT technologies. Artists will be invited to submit proposals for interactive art installations involving quantified self, smart cities, interactive spaces, and representing externalities. Four winners will be selected in different categories to create installations using sensors and data from areas like bio-monitoring, environmental monitoring, mobile technologies and the port of Antwerp. The goal is to bring the public and artists closer to IoT and encourage dialogue through immersive experiences.

1. Art event for AGILE 2017, Berlin
AGILE is a 3-year-long project funded by the European Commission for
the Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation program. The ultimate goals
are to lower down the IoT adoption barriers and to facilitate the
creation and deployment of IoT solutions while creating of a strong
community engaging developers, SMEs and entrepreneurs. For this
purpose AGILE is organizing an artistic event, scheduled for the
summer of 2017 in Berlin, to involve the public at large with IoT and its
possibilities as well as the community of artists and developers of
Berlin with this technology and with each other.

3. Art Event Berlin
• Bring the public at large closer to IoT through immersive/interactive
art installations
• Involve the community of artists and developers in Berlin with the
technology and with each other
• Incite a dialogue of IoT

4. Contest
Artists will be invited to submit their proposal for one of the four
different categories and four winners are chosen from these
submissions by a panel of artists, developers and manufacturers who
assess both the artistic merit of the pieces as well as the technical
viability within the given time frame.

5. Quantified Self (BioAssist)
Use bio-monitoring equipment as means for an artistic installation.
• Oximeter,
• Blood pressure monitor
• Activity Tracker/Smartwatch,
• Scales,
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer
Pulse room

6. Smart Cities (Libelium)
Use environmental monitors positioned within the city of Berlin to give citizens an
aesthetic experience of the intangible or unperceivable aspects of the city.
Smart Cities IoT Vertical Kit
• Microphone (dba)
• Luminosity (luxes accuracy)
• CO2, CO, O3, NO2 levels
• Humidity
• Luminosirty (LDR)
• Temperature
Ryoji Ikeda
spectra

7. Interactive spaces (Atos)
Use mobile technologies // wearable devices // other sensors to create
indoor localization of viewers create an interactive installation
• proximity-based beacon technology to position audience in space.
Random International
Rain room

8. Dangerous Externalities
Use data from the port of Antwerp, generate an experience which
represents/presents the situation.
• Web installation

9. TIMELINE
July 22 and 23 ‘16 GET-D // Announcement of Open Call | Contest
October ‘16 Deadline for submission of Open Call projects.
November ‘16 Announce winners and Connect Artists with Companies
November ‘16 - May ‘17 Monthly conversations with artists and organizations to look at
progress
July ‘17 Exhibition at Agora/Betahaus and public space

10. Eclipse Community
Involvement
- Judge (contest)
- Support

11. CONTACT
Eric Fanghanel
eric@jolocom.com
Carla Hubbard
carla@jolocom.com