Change to the 5th Gear on the Digital Highway with 5thGear. 5thGear, Tekes Programme Mika Klemettinen, Programme Manager

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1 Change to the 5th Gear on the Digital Highway with 5thGear 5thGear, Tekes Programme Mika Klemettinen, Programme Manager

2 Tekes is the most important publicly funded expert organisation for financing research, development and innovation in Finland. We boost wide-ranging innovation activities in research communities, industry and service sectors. Tekes funds research and development projects helping companies to grow and renew their business. Companies cover part of their development project costs themselves. More than half of the funding is targeted towards Finnish SME's seeking to grow into global markets. Tekes also funds high-quality scientific research associated with a vision of possible applications in business or society. Tekes funding can be applied by Finnish research organisations. Tekes funding

3 Tekes Strategy Systemic change and business ecosystems Intangible value creation Market reach Finpro / Invest in Finland Expert work Strategy approach and content emphasis Pilots Natural resources and resource efficiency Wellbeing Digitalization Tekes as an active and visible playmaker in the selected areas

4 5thGear Programme Mission and Objectives Mission: Finland to be the innovation leader in digitalization and to attract international investments by means of wireless communications excellence Objectives: Piloting and demonstration driven worldclass 5G research Cross-industry collaboration, innovation and utilization Global competiveness, new business opportunities and international investments

5 Change to the 5thGear on the Digital Highway Gear 1: Low latency Gear 2: Low energy Gear 3: High speed Gear 4: High capacity Gear 5: Ultra reliability See, e.g., about industry visions!

6 5G and 5thGear Schedule Exploration Prestudy Standardisation Commercialisation R12 WRC R13 R14 WRC R15 5thGear

7 Horizon 2020 and bilateral collaboration with other countries (USA, China, Sweden, Germany, UK) Utilizing industries, technology areas and research programmes (Industrial Internet, IoT, digital health, etc.) Invest in Finland, Export Finland, FICORA and regulation/ standardization collaboration 5thGear for ~40 projects, ~20M /y Industrial projects 5G Test Network Finland National and international collaboration (pilots, APIs, utilization) WiFiUS projects (USA) Research organization projects Research collaboration projects Eureka projects (esp. Celtic) 5G Architecture and Intelligent Network Management Software Defined Networks (SDN), Network Funct. Virtualization (NFV), Ultra Dense Networks (UDN), network security and QoS/QoE Small cell networks, new radio technologies (e.g. mmw) and suport for M2M/IoT New spectrum sharing concepts (e.g. Licensed shared access (LSA)) and new business models Advances in Fixed Networks TV channel reallocation and regulation, Supplemental Downlink (SDL) and LTE broadcast TAKE-5 / Espoo 5GTN / Oulu CORE++ / Ylivieska FUHF / Turku ICT Alliance projects (China) ICT2015 projects (Tekes/AF) FiDiPro projects TAKE-5 / Espoo = pilot network name and main location = funding partially/fully from outside of 5thGear

8 80 90 % of traffic will be video/tv streaming in the next few years, causing network congestion Big Data and analytics Digitalization Connects 5G Enables Real-time remote monitoring and car-tocar communications require low latency and high reliability Cyber security Number of devices on the net is expected to be 50 BN by 2020 far beyond the current network capability Using current solutions the battery of a terminal device will be drained in about 3 minutes in a 5G network environment

9 Collaboration / Digitalization Related Tekes Programmes Pilots Team Finland Bits of Health BEAM Pilots Pilots Privacy Pilots Industrial Internet Big Data Cyber security 5thGear Pilots Pilots

10 Enablers Manufacturing industries Mobility as a Service/MaaS & Intelligent infrastructure Biotechnology & CleanTech Health & Well-being Different vertical platforms New Business Concepts Taxation, IPR & Factors promoting investments Cooperation between research and business Scaling & export Digital Innovation Environment Servitization, Customer needs Business verticals Testing environments & enabling regulation Funding Innovative public procurement IoT enablers Data (e.g. Big Data) j Cyber security Connectivity (5G)

11 5G Test Network Finland 5gtnf.fi

12 VISION 5G Test Network Finland enables Finland to provide the best and most appealing 5G test network environment and ecosystem in the world for research and business development. MISSION 5G Test Network Finland coordinates the integration of 5thGear testbed projects and facilitates the cooperative creation of an open innovation platform for 5G technology and service development. In addition to the 5thGear testbeds, active cooperation with other parallel research and industry projects and test infrastructures is practiced. 12

13 OBJECTIVES Facilitate national and international collaboration in 5G technology and service trials Ensure that the Finnish 5G test network environment complies with the evolving specifications of 5G PPP and 3GPP Provide a unified dissemination channel for the results of the collaborative efforts Act as a public contact interface for all Finnish 5G testbeds 13

14 5GTNF Overview 14

15 5GTN 5G Test Network is a scalable environment enabling future business model piloting and service development in realistic real-life use cases. It also provides an opportunity for testing and development of key technology components forming the future 5G systems. CORE++ Cognitive Radio Trial Environment provides a unique live network environment for trialling of new spectrum sharing concepts for future mobile broadband systems. FUHF The Future of UHF Frequency Band studies the changing media environment, long-term media consumption formats and their impact on business models for different actors in mobile communications and broadcasting ecosystems. TAKE-5 The 5th Evolution Take of Wireless Communication Networks creates a multidisciplinary and open research platform for investigation and experimental evaluation of innovative ideas in networking, services and new business models for 5G. 15

16 5GTNF Partners Telecom vendors: Anite, Bittium, Coriant, Digita Networks, Eltel Networks, Ericsson, EXFO, Huawei, Intel, Nokia, MediaTek, Pulse Finland, Sony Europe, Schneider Finland SMEs: Efore, Fairspectrum, Haltian, Indalgo, Magister Solutions, PehuTec, RF-Tuote, Rugged Tooling, Sarokal Test Systems Network operators: Elisa, TeliaSonera Universities and research institutes: Aalto University, Centria, University of Helsinki, Oulu University of Applied Sciences, Tampere University of Technology, Turku University of Applied Sciences, University of Oulu, University of Turku, VTT, Åbo Akademi University Other: City of Oulu, FICORA, Finnish Defence Forces, YLE 16

17 5G Test Network Finland 5gtnf.fi

18 Collaboration with Finpro and Team Finland

19 Reforming Telecom Markets and Digital Service Providers Focus on Mexico, China and Africa Opportunities for Finland

20 Next MWC16 will be on Team Finland is there bigger than ever!

21 Enabling partners

22 Fortum and Nokia to host a hackathon together before Slush Energy company Fortum and telecommunications giant Nokia will host a hackathon event together on November 6 7th. The companies will invite 40 innovators from startups and tech companies to develop new concepts together with their own staff. The event will be part of Slush Hacks, a series of hackathons organised before the startup and technology conference Slush. In all the events during Slush Hacks, there will be nearly 1000 participants from all around the world. The winner of each event will get to present their ideas on stage at Slush and get a chance to win the main prize of euros. Also Ministry of Employment and the Economy, Ministry of Transport and Communications, Finnish Funding Agency for Innovation (Tekes), Finpro and Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT) support the event. Together they want to enable rapid experimentation, new forms for innovation and strengthen competitiveness of Finnish companies. The applications for the event are open at until midnight on Friday, October 23 rd..

23 Challenges Schedule 1.Energy Challenge Make everyday life better with new solutions that use data related to energy consumption together with other devices and various sources of data. 2.Network Data Challenge Use the real-time information from devices and metadata from programmable, cloud-based mobile network to build new solutions that improve everyday life and enable seamless collaboration with technology, without compromising user privacy. 3.Open Challenge Use the given resources to create value for a selected user. Thursday 5th Introduction lecture in the evening at Fortum HQ, Espoo. At least one team member should be present. Friday 6th Transport to Mustio castle from Helsinki center, starting at 9:00. Short welcoming words, lunch and hacking begins. Saturday 7th Hacking until the demo session in the afternoon. Transport back to Helsinki at around 19:00.

24 Available resources Electricity and heat consumption data Energy consumption data from hundreds of anonymised households from the district heating and power networks, and more specific consumption data from Fortum s test locations. Mobile network metadata Metadata from thousands of connected smart devices on Elasticsearch database from Nokia s mobile network. Sensorised environment and beacons Sensorised hacking environment providing real-time data about weather and conditions, indoor positioning and tracking of movement, vibration and other special events, provided by Trelab. Other devices We have reserved a collection of phones, tablets, smartwatches, IoT buttons etc. to use at the hack.

25 Mika Klemettinen Programme Manager, Tekes Tel In collaboration with Finpro and Team Finland