IoTUK Launch Event
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1) The Internet of Things (IoT) is growing rapidly, with an expected 50 billion connected devices by 2020, though currently only 0.2% of devices are connected. 2) IoTUK aims to accelerate the UK's IoT sector by connecting businesses and researchers, identifying best practices, and demonstrating applications through city-wide pilots. 3) Activities include open calls for IoT projects, mapping the UK's IoT landscape, case studies, boost programs to solve business problems, clinics providing advice, and research on policy implications.
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IoTUK Launch Event
- 2. Internet of Things 50bn connected devices by 2020 Only 0.2% of things that can be connected, are connected (IDC) China investing $800m in test-beds India, Singapore and Korea doing similar… What can IoTUK Do? $1.9tn of global economic value add (Gartner) $4.6tn global public Sector alone (Cisco)What about the UK?
- 3. Impact of Internet Has Been Extraordinary, & Broad…. But - in Many Ways - It’s Just Beginning…. #IoTUK www.kpcb.com/internet-trends
- 4. IoT in the UK #IoTUK
- 5. www.techcitymap.com Mapping IoT activities – Social Graph of Communities
- 6. Real-time capacity display and forecast system www.opencapacity.co.uk/
- 7. March 2015 Budget £40 million To accelerate the markets for IoT and enable cross sector ecosystems and data insights in the UK #IoTUK
- 8. • Joining up & bridging silos • Highlight and accelerate innovators • Attract global capital • Make IoT an economic priority for the UK Moving the Needle… • Accelerate best of breed • Coordination of the IoTUK funded programmes • Engaging in open innovation activities • Connect and facilitate cross sector exchanges …with actions……
- 10. How are we executing? 2 4 3 Link research activities with the needs of users and potential customers 1 Connect SMEs with business and public sector demand Identify, develop, disseminate and encourage use of best practice Cities fast start to demonstrate the value of IoT and help drive demand 5 Community building, promotion and dissemination #IoTUK
- 11. IoT in practice We want to highlight IoT projects that are implemented and have delivered real proven value for business and citizens. Open Calls: Showcase http://iotuk.org.uk/iotuk-showcase/ IoT implementation case studies http://iotuk.org.uk/iot-case-studies/ #IoTUK
- 12. Mapping the UK’s IoT activities We will highlight the breadth of innovation across the UK by mapping the range of different IoT activities taking place. • Initial cases now on the website • Much more to do in breadth, depth, quality, extensibility #IoTUK
- 13. Case studies
- 14. IoTUK Boost The IoTUK Boost programme will be delivered in collaboration with local partners and aims to solve real business problems. Each Boost will culminate in a two day workshop and innovation contest, with winners gaining access to business, technical and mentoring support. • Open call closes 14th Oct: http://iotuk.org.uk/opencall-iotuk-boost/ #IoTUK
- 15. IoTUK Clinics Clinics provide impartial advice to companies on a one-to-one basis for a range of IoT related topics. Our resident experts will support organisations before, during and after the events to ensure we deliver tangible benefits. Clinics are targeted towards small organisations but larger companies looking to enter the IoT market may also find our events useful. Clinics will run several times a year across the UK. #IoTUK
- 16. Linking practice with policy By collaborating with British Computing Society and RAND we will explore the policy implications from implemented projects in their communities Through research and workshops we aim to help shape future policy decisions that positively impact IoT innovation in the UK. #IoTUK
- 17. Research days Thematic research days will bring together research networks, to explore specific challenges and sectors within IoT development. To commence in the new year, and linking to the IoT Research Hub communities #IoTUK
- 18. Future Cities Catapult activities 3 2 Demonstrator readiness Demand for IoT Use cases Role of the city in IoT demonstrator 1 Investment case toolkit Performance in use methodology Sustainability Technical Standards #IoTUK
- 19. Timings September 2015: IoTUK launched Open calls announced October 2015: Launch event held at Digital Catapult Centre Deadline for submissions for IoTUK Boost November 2015 Showcase Open Call closes 1st IoTUK Clinic January 2016 IoTUK Showcase held at Digital Catapult Centre and Future Cities Catapult March All IoTUK Boost , Clinics, Policy workshops, Research days activity & end of year report on IoTUK delivered for phase 1 #IoTUK
- 20. Thank you #IoTUK
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