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This document discusses the Digital Catapult's Things Connected initiative to accelerate IoT innovation in the UK through establishing low power wide area network (LPWAN) testbeds. It notes that the UK is falling behind other countries that have established national LPWAN rollouts. The initiative aims to support local IoT sector growth by providing LPWAN test networks, training, and innovation support for UK SMEs. Six regional innovation hubs are planned in partnership with organizations such as Cambridge Wireless and Sensor City Liverpool to accelerate over 60 SMEs.
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- 2. • Applied R&D to accelerate economic growth and productivity for the UK • Combines tech and business expertise • A not-for-profit, private limited company • Completely neutral DIGITAL CATAPULT
- 3. LOW POWER WIDE AREA NETWORKS (LPWAN) Providing long range low bandwidth connectivity for many devices Low power operation up to 10 years on batteries Deep indoor penetration Low connectivity cost (~1£/dev/year) or infrastructure costs [Source: Infoholics Research, 2016]
- 4. IS THE UK FALLING BEHIND? France (Orange, Bouygues) Belgium (Proximus) Netherlands (KPN) Swiss (Swisscom) US (Senet) India (Tata Communications) Korea (SK Telecom) Japan (Softbank) …. National Rollouts
- 5. ….THE UK INDUSTRY IS FALLING BEHIND FR 54% US 10% ES 9% BE 6% UK 4% IT 3% NL 3% OTHER 11% Number of LPWAN module and device manufacturers
- 6. THINGS CONNECTED LPWAN Network Innovation supportx = National innovation programme around LPWAN testbeds in different UK regions to strategically suppor local IoT sector growth New IoT products & services by UK SMES
- 7. INNOVATION PROGRAMME 1) Lower barrier of tech access 3) Lower barrier of market access2) Lower barrier of innovation LPWAN test network Tutorial/Training Device eco-system Environment for App enablement Partner network opportunity Challenge sponsors (demand side) Community platform Challenge based open calls Skill-up workforce Knowledge transfer Business modelling support Commercial prototype support
- 8. THINGS CONNECTED LONDON PARTNERS Programme delivery SME innovation support Research Knowledge transfer Work force skill-up Node-hosting App Enablement Knowledge partner Certification & testingLORA net provider
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- 11. BEYOND LONDON Six new UK LPWAN innovation hubs accelerating 60 SMEs for up to 1 year Cambridge Wireless Cambridge ADI UK Bradford HBB Bristol Hartree Center (STFC) Daresbury Sensor City Liverpool Liverpool AB Open Halifax / Calder Valley
- 12. THINGS CONNECTED BRISTOL LoRaWAN BRISTOL Core delivery partners Bristol Is Open Supporting eco-system End of Feb 3rd March 17th March Online application closes Pitch Day Competition Watershed, Bristol Interviews (1hr) 6th March 16th March 10 SME winners announced 2017 Details: https://hbb.org.uk/iotuk-boost/ Contact: John Bradford
- 13. Things Connected Open for UK business! www.thingsconnected.net
Editor's Notes
- The role of Digital Catapult is to help early stage businesses to scale and to help larger corporations increase their productivity through digital transformation. Operating in as dynamic a context as this
- Aiming to create a national plan with international linkage Growing opportunities and increasing productivity
- UK LOST ITS LEADERSHIP– Neul?!
- Aiming to create a national plan with international linkage Growing opportunities and increasing productivity
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