EU Research Collaborations via EU FP7 and H2020 projects

1. IoT6, Wise-IoT, and IoF2020
Collaborations
Dr. Daeyoung Kim
March 29th and 30th, 2017
Professor, School of Computing, KAIST
Korea-EU R&D Fair, Seoul and Daejeon, Korea
• kimd@kaist.ac.kr, http://oliot.org, http://autoidlab.kaist.ac.kr, http://resl.kaist.ac.kr http://autoidlabs.org http://gs1.org

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Internet of Things Research Collaborations
(sponsored by NRF and EU)

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Internet of Things Research Collaborations
(sponsored by NRF and EU)
2002 2005 2006 2007 2008 2011 20142003 20092004 20131999 2016 2017
(2) Lightweight IPv6 for resource constrained things
(3) Internet of Things architecture and platform
(1) Wireless sensor
networks

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GS1 (International Standards Organization)
http://gs1.org
GS1(GlobalStandards1)
110 GS1 Member Organizations
More than 2,000,000 industrial members
Auto-ID labs
In 1999, the Internet of
Things" was first coined by
Kevin Ashton who cofounded
the Auto-ID Center(Labs) at
the MIT
GS1 Research Partner
Auto-ID Labs (MIT, KAIST, Cambridge, ETH Zurich,
Fudan, Keio)

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EU FP7 IoT6 Project
IoT6 is a 3 years FP7 European research
project on the future Internet of Things.
It aims at exploiting the potential of IPv6
and related standards (6LoWPAN, CORE,
COAP, etc.) to overcome current
shortcomings and fragmentation of the
Internet of Things.
It develops a highly scalable IPv6-based
Service-Oriented Architecture to achieve
interoperability, mobility, cloud computing
integration and intelligence distribution
among heterogeneous smart things
components, applications and services.
The project is coordinated by Mandat International from
October 2011 until September 2014.

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Consortium’s Aims and Objectives
Aims and objectives
[1] Research the potential of IPv6 and related
standards to support the future Internet of
Things and to overcome its current fragmentation.
[2] Develop a highly scalable IPv6-based Service-
Oriented Architecture to achieve interoperability,
mobility, cloud computing integration and intelligence
distribution among heterogeneous smart things
components, applications and services.
[3] Explore innovative forms of interactions with:
a) Multi-protocol integration & interoperability
with heterogeneous devices.
b) Mobile & cellular networks.
c) Cloud computing services (SaaS).
d) RFID tags and related systems, such as EPCIS.
e) Information and intelligence distribution.

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IoT6 Work Package Structure

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Selected IoT6 Sub-Projects

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Interface between IoT6, STIS and ONS

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EU-KR Testbed and Demonstration

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Final Review and Demonstration (Nov. 2014)

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IoT6 Achievements

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• Oliot Open Source Project
• Reference implementation of the latest GS1
Standards and IoT enhancements
• GS1 Source
• Pedigree
• Traceability & Recall
• ONS
• DS
• EPCIS
• F&C
• IoT connectivity Layer
• http://oliot.org
Oliot Project (2013~)

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EU-KR Wise-IoT Project (2016-2018)
• A collaboration project among 18 partners in Europe &
South Korea for two years
• Use case driven
• Trust-based recommendation system
• End-to-end semantic interoperability
• Six testbeds from Europe & South Korea
• Trials at PyeongChang Olympic & Paralympic Games

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GS1 in Wise-IoT
• Integration of GS1 & oneM2M & FiWare
• Interoperability
• Bus data leverage, and capture & store in EPCIS
• Bus system identification
• Bus application development
• Context information and data analysis
• Use case demonstration
• Santander & Busan City
Wise-IoT architecture overview
Event Data
Manager
Master Data
Collector
Event Data
Collector
Data Capturing Layer
EPC Information ServiceObject Name Service
Service Interface Layer
ONS Manager
Services
ResourcesExisting Services Smart City Resources
Service Manager
Response Master Data Event Data
SmartCityPlatform
Identification System
Master Data
Manager
Data
REST
API
Meta Data
Collector
Meta Data
Manager
Meta Data
GS1 Source
Data
REST
API
Event Data
Manager
Translator
Query
Manager
Existing Service
Manager
Query
GS1 Smart City
Platform

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EU H2020 IoF2020 Project
(2017~2020)
• EU Horizon 2020 – Internet of Food and Farm 2020 (IoF2020)
Project
• Accelerate adoption of IoT for securing sufficient, safe and healthy
food
• Strengthen competitiveness of farming and food chains in Europe
• The IoF2020 consortium of 71 partners from 16 countries, including
core partners of previous key projects such as FIWARE and IoT-A, for
leveraging their ecosystem and architecture
• 19 use cases grouped in 5 trials with end users from the Arable, Dairy,
Fruits, Vegetables and Meat verticals
• Kick-off meeting at Amsterdam in 20~21. Feb. 2017 :
• http://iof2020.eu/iof/iof2020
The only non-EU participant

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5 Trials & 19 Use cases

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Generic project approach and structure

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KAIST leads Food Service Project in Korea
• Development of agro-livestock cloud and application service for balanced
production, transparent distribution and safe consumption based on GS1
• From Mar. 2015 – Mar. 2018
• Funding $ 7 Million
• Adoption of GS1 Standards,
CBV, EPCIS, ONS, GS1 Source as
Korean National Standards
+1200
Farms
Logistics
center
Factory
Customer
Market
Restaurant
School
Internet Mall
Wanju Local Foods
Cooperative Federation
(Currently ongoing)

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International Collaboration : Food Service
Planning co-
operation with
Dominican
Republic, 2017
Join Internet of Food
and Farm (IoF2020)
2017-2020
Mooju Cheon-ma
Traceability System
2016-2017.8
Wanju Local Food
Traceability System
Commercialize
2015-2017Wanju Local Food
Soy-milk Processing
Factory
2016-2017
Food Safety & Global Traceability Testbed Establishment with
Auto-ID Labs, Fudan in China
Reached agreement, Interoperability Test in 2017
Trace data
Nong-hyup
Genuine
Cert.
Ads.
Product
Info.
GTIN
(02) 880 0123 454312
Product
Search
ONS Peer Root
Local Name Server
Eun-yong
Agri.
Minitry of
Hygiene
Traceability
Ministry
of Agri.
Ask trace of
Chinese Crop
Ask trace of
Korean Crop
Consumer
GTIN
(02) 690 0152 116568
FQDN
0.1.3.4.5.4.3.2.1.0.0.8.8.
gtin.gs1.id.onsepc.kr
FQDN
0.6.5.6.1.1.2.5.1.0.0.9.6.
gtin.gs1.id.onsepc.kr
2.5.1.0.0.9.6..gtin.gs1.id.onsepc.cn
Ministry
of Agri.
AUS
ko | kr | gtin |
06900152116568
AUS
ko | kr | gtin |
08800123454312
China
onsepc.cn
3.2.1.0.0.8.8.gtin.gs1.id.onsepc.kr
Korea
onsepc.kr

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GS1 Oliot Industrial Projects in Korea
GS1beacons
ONS Peer Roots
Beacon Discovery Infrastructure
Medical
Assets
(GIAI, GRAI, GTIN...)
Medical Location
(GLN, SGLN...)
Medical
Service Relation
(GSRN, GDTI...)
Office room
#9
Syringe
#993
Reserv.
#7421
Medical
Cart #2
Stehoscope
#6
Reservation,
Registration, Payment
Operation room, Office
room, Patient room...
Management, Rental,
Trace&Track...
SMART CITY
Smart City
Platform
Open
Processes
Open Data
Open
Services
Citizens
Businesses
Buildings Research
Transport
Services
Energy
MobilityUtilities
Communications
Resources
- GS1 Identification System
- EPC Information Service
- Object Name Service
Smart City
FoodService Healthcare
What Where When
Why
(Event Data)
Capturing
Application
Car Event Information
Capture
Third-Party
Services
EPCIS
Share Data
ONS
Service List
Event
Data Add
Service
Get EPCIS
AddressSave Data
Get Service List
Service
Application
Service Data
USER
Access
Smart Factory IoT Education
Connected Car
M.E.S
E.R.P
GS1

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Benefits and Experiences
Meet wonderful friends
Give students opportunity to work with international partners
Learn each other
Change the world
together