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Interconnectivity Panel – EU Space Week 2018 “The era of Internet of Things” by Francois Fischer, Alliance of Internet of Things Innovation
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The era of internet of things aioti
- 1. The era of Internet of Things @aioti_eu Interconnectivity Panel – EU Space Week 2018 – Marseille Francois Fischer, AIOTI – ERTICO ITS Europe
- 2. Why does IoT matter?
- 4. 4 Priority areas in Connected Industries by
- 5. $178 bn IoT spend in 2016 77% of business leaders say that IoT will transform business as we know it 88% report a return on financial investment Sources: HSBC, IDC, Hewlett Packard Enterprise,
- 6. 6 Some of the challenges faced by Industry across Europe • Leveraging rapid technological developments to anchor long-term competitiveness • Securing end-users’ take up and acceptability of IoT applications • Moving into large-scale deployment • Managing and counteracting the risk of fragmentation • Performing in the context of international competition
- 7. The Alliance for IoT Innovation developing a strong IoT ecosystem
- 8. 8 The Alliance is a member-led organisation that brings together a wide range of stakeholders that seek to contribute to IoT thought leadership in Europe.
- 9. 9 WG3 Standards WG4 Policy WG1 Research 1 4 WG2 Ecosystems WG5Living 1 4 WG6Smartfarming WG8Cities WG9Mobility WG10Environment WG11Manufacturing WG12Energy 1 4 1 4 1 4 # WG13Buildings 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 1 4 WG7Wearables Blockchain
- 10. 10 Our mission areas Deployment • Identify barriers • Gather evidence • Contribute to the Digital Single Market IoT Ecosystem • Build across different application areas • Mapping and bridging of IoT innovation activities • Encourage the growth of SMEs and start- ups in IoT IoT Uptake • Identify spearhead players • Communicate • Champion Large Scale Pilots • Experimentation, replication and deployment • Convergence • Interoperability • H2020
- 11. Relationships with EU space industry
- 12. 12 IoT for Smart Mobility and Space industry • EU GNSS – Galileo / EGNOS • Vehicles, sensors and persons need to be geo-localised • Precise PVT required for highly automated vehicles • Satellite Communication • SatCom creating seamless and affordable connectivity for infrastructure & vehicles • Provide connectivity in low Mobile NW coverage areas or redundant connectivity for: • Emergency calls – HD maps – someV2X use cases • X-Border/ Satellite Inter-Operator MECApplication State Handover • Earth observation • Satellite and HAPS for observing traffic and road hazards – connected to IoT platforms
- 13. EU funded IoT Large Scale Pilots
- 14. 5 Large Scale Pilots on IoT – H2020 EU funded actions – 100 m€ Pilot 1: Smart living environments for ageing well Pilot 2: Smart Farming and Food Security Pilot 3: Wearables for smart ecosystems Pilot 4: Reference zones in EU cities Pilot 5: Autonomous vehicles in a connected environment 14
- 15. Use cases for Connected Automated Mobility EU x-border corridorsSmart mobilityMobility as a Service Livorno Precise Positioning x-border connectivity
- 16. 16 IOT to transform automated driving
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- http://www.hsbc.com/news-and-insight/insight-archive/2018/firms-hopeful-despite-protectionism-fears- Seventy-seven per cent of firms still expect to increase the volume of cross-border trade over the next year, according to the survey of more than 6,000 businesses, from smaller firms to large corporations, in 26 countries and territories worldwide. Play Video Play Video Read the transcript (1-page PDF 11KB) What did businesses tell us? Noel Quinn, Chief Executive, Global Commercial Banking, HSBC, talks about the results of the survey which involved more than 6,000 companies. The survey found 61 per cent think that governments are becoming more protective of their domestic economies. Against this backdrop, many businesses are focusing on trading with partners within their own geographic region rather than exploring opportunities further afield. For example, 74 per cent of businesses in Europe and Asia-Pacific see their ‘home’ region as the most important for their growth today. This trend is set to continue, with most prioritising regional ties in their international expansion plans for the next three to five years. Mr Quinn added: “By taking time to understand the emerging drivers and impediments to trade, business leaders can identify risks and opportunities, and make informed decisions for future growth.” Forecasts by Oxford Economics for HSBC show that firms’ confidence in trading prospects may be well-founded. Global trade in goods and services is expected to grow by an estimated 7 per cent in 2018 – supported by an upturn in investment, increasing consumer demand, a weaker US dollar and economic recovery in the eurozone. The findings are included in a new report called Navigator: Now, next and how for business. Produced by HSBC Commercial Banking, the report examines sentiment and expectations towards international trade in 26 countries and territories, including China, Hong Kong, India, the UAE, the UK and the US. equivalent to growth 17.9% https://www.i-scoop.eu/internet-of-things-guide/internet-of-things-in-manufacturing/ 66% of early-movers in manufacturing say IoT is critical to competitive advantage