1. @ Future Internet Assembly conf., Ghent 2010-12-14 ” Future Internet Research and Experimentation By Adopting Living Labs – towards Smart Cities ” Living Labs and Smart Cities: Open innovation for the Future Internet – Session: Towards Future Internet: what can it mean for Living Labs and Smart Cities Moderator: Michael Nilsson, CDT Project Coordinator FIREBALL

2. Session objectives. To reflect on “Smart Cities” as centres for user driven open innovation, using Future Internet technology in a user-friendly way to enable a truly knowledge-based society. New technologies can be used in developing new public services. Through the usage of Living Labs methodologies in the city, successful concepts can be identified, and user co-creation can enhance the innovation process, resulting in successful and sustainable services.

4. Hans-Bart Van Impe, Belgacom

5. Luis Munoz, Univ. Of Cantabria, Smart Santander

7. How to operate an interdisciplinary research team?

8. How to get the users involved?

11. What are the opportunities companies as Future Internet technology providers see for experimentation in Smart City environments?

13. What is the role of living labs environments in smart cities?

14. What are the potential benefits of future internet research and experimentation in smart cities`?

16. Session objectives. …see instruction/programme description ….

18. Key Note, Margarete Donovang-Kuhlish, IBM

19. Timo Lahnalampi, DIMES, Firestation

20. Jose M. Hernandez-Munoz, Telefonica, Smart Santander

21. Alvaro Oliveira, Alfamicro, Peripheria

22. EsteveAlmiral, Esade, Open Cities

25. Key Note, Piet Demeester, IBBT

26. Nicos Komninos, URENIO, Fireball

27. Heikki Huomo, CIE

28. Max Lemke, DG INFSO & Media

29. Nick Wainwright, HP Labs

32. Key drivers from Smart Cities of Future Internet Open Innovation (1). • Socio-economic ambitions of large cities / city marketing • Need for connectedness (cities – rural areas – regions) • Broadband deployment experiences, need for applications pull after the infrastructure • Technology push. Need to create experimentation environments to stimulate innovation

33. Key drivers from Smart Cities of Future Internet Open Innovation (2). • Driving network development • Impact of Internet infrastructure on business attractiveness of cities • Need to create open innovation environments to attract business and knowledge centres

34. Future internet Domain Landscape Under construction

35. Living Lab domain landscape: user co-creation Under construction

36. Landscape layers (1) Under construction City and urban development Innovation facilities and processes Networked applications and innovations Internet technologies

37. Landscape structure (2) ”The map of opportunities” Under construction Energy-efficiency in urban areas Participative planning “Sustainable growth and high quality of life through participatory governance” Smart City Citizens Needs and Networked Applications Entrepreneurship support, jobs Government and citizens services Affordable health and care for all Testbeds in FP7: OneLab2, PII, VITAL++, WISEBED, FEDERICA Emerging Smart City Innovation ecosystems Future Internet Research Technologies For Smart Cities Smart CityApplications (federated) Testbeds User driven innovation Smart City Internet pilots: Creative media, health and care, energy Barcelona, Manchester, Helsinki etc Content Management JOOMLA Visualisation Wiki’s Technologies For Smart Cities (Emerging, growing, maturing) Intelligence Data mining Web design OLAP mashups Simulation for decision making Living Labs: ENoLL (200+ living labs), APOLLON etc 3D tools FIRE experimentally-driven advanced research projects (OPNEX, ECODE, NANODATACENTERS, N4C etc) Collective intelligence Collaboration Web Co-design tools Access for all Broadband networks Crowdsourcing Community support Virtual collaboration Security and trust

38. Landscape (example of topics) Digital Agenda Future Internet PPP (FP7) CIP pilots Smart Cities Internet of Thingsaction plan Enterprise-friendlyinfrastructures Empowered citizens Smart energy Sustainabledevelopment Collaborative working facilities Smart mobility Health and care Connectedexperimentationfacilities City-based living labs Living lab methodologies FIRE facilities / platforms Regional partnerships E-participation platforms Collaborativenetworks Intelligent utility networks Interoperability support Connectedworkplaces Common platforms Trust, security, identity management Semantic web Orchestrationsystems Platform integration FP7-ICT projects Composable services and networks Future Internet architecture Sensor networks Virtualisation FIRE projects GENI Access technologies Federated networks AKARI (JP)

39. FIRE and Living Lab interplay for Smart Cities innovation

40. Smart Cities and Living Labs The Living Lab participatory processes combine both the strengths of collective intelligence and innovation capacity of people and the mediating role of ICTs in organising global value chains of suppliers and customers. – Living Labs are Open Innovation Ecosystems of Smart Cities.

41. SEPTEMBER:FIREBALL at ICT2010 in Brussels – Belgium OCTOBER:FIREBALL at Knowledge Society Forum in Birmingham – UK NOVEMBER:FIREBALL at the Connected Smart City meeting in Helsinki – Finland DECEMBER:FIREBALL at FIA in Ghent – Belgium DONE! DONE! Meet up 2010

42. DECEMBER 14 - 17:FIREBALL at FIA in Ghent – Belgium Thanks! www.fireball4smartcities.eu michael.nilsson@cdt.ltu.se