Thibaut Kleiner (HoU) Rolf Riemenschnieder (HoS) E1 Network Technologies DG CONNECT European Commission

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1 Digitizing European Industry Dimension of Internet of Things (IoT) Thibaut Kleiner (HoU) Rolf Riemenschnieder (HoS) E1 Network Technologies DG CONNECT European Commission

2 Outline 1. Motivation 2. Towards EU-wide ecosystems for digital industrial value creation 3. Conclusions 2

3 Convergence of Platforms: Automotive sector example

4 Source Roland Berger Internet Giants compete with traditional industries HEALTH LOGISTICS MOBILITY HOMES ROBOTICS 4

5 Industrial IOT Platforms Strategy >> "Whoever controls the platforms will rule the future >> What strategy for European actors / markets / regulators? 5

6 Outline 1. Motivation 2. Towards EU-wide IOT ecosystems for digital industrial value creation 3. Conclusions 6

7 IOT eco system: Devices, Applications and Business models DEVELOPERS/ MAKERS IoT Data Services Cloud Services INDUSTRY M2M/IOT Big Data Analytics Courtesy: IERC 2015 Device Connectivity Platforms IoT Applications IoT Platforms Device Clouds Business Applications STARTUP/ENTREP RENEURS Social Services END USERS Industrial Systems & Protocols Human Interface Sensors, Devices, Gateways, Equipment, Mobile Assets Home Energy Healthcare Industry Signage Tourism Security Automotive Transportation Environment 7

8 Challenges Internet of Things and Platforms for Connected Smart Objects Breaking the silos between application areas (e.g. health, home) and technologies such as IoT, CPS, Cloud, Big Data IoT Innovation ecosystems and open platforms Opening up to developer communities and creative practices Large-scale Pilots Up-scale and bundle resources towards largescale demonstration Use of existing IoT enablers and platforms (FIWARE, IoT-A, Crystal etc.) Encompass RRI & SSH dimensions (IoT preparing the hyper-connected society)

9 IOT Focus Area in WP2016/17 IoT Large Scale Pilots in 2016 IoT LSP: Specific features Involve all value-chain actors Address business model validation & standardisation Address user validation and acceptability Up-scaling of open platforms like FI-Ware, critical mass Areas of interest: Smart living for Ageing Well Smart Cities Smart Farming and Food Safety Wearable Autonomous Vehicles 9

10 Smart City X-platform by design 20,000+ IoT devices; experimentation & services in Santander Environmental monitoring; traffic management; irrigation optimization; participatory sensing; public street lighting; waste management Barcelona estimates that the Internet of Everything has created 47,000 jobs over the past seven years. Cisco 10

11 Smart Home Applications Internet of Things- SMART Home safety & security Prevention Wellbeing Home Automation Health/care monitoring Energy efficiency Home Appliances 11

12 IOT Pilot Energy Perspective System-level automation Customer-service orientation 12

13 To foster competitiveness hubs that will drive the creation of ecosystems and projects for cross-sector industrial platforms adapted to the Internet of Things Pillar 2: Leadership in next generation open and interoperable digital platforms

14 Wider policy and innovation strategy in H2020 As the Internet of Things value chains are also of a global nature, the following aspects are important: Foster research and innovation cooperation through up-scaling, ecosystems, entrepreneurs, innovation hubs The jungle of existing standardisation Partnering with Industry on IoT policy aspects security & privacy, open approaches and dominant platforms AIOTI - Alliance of Internet of Things Innovation A cross-sectorial approach

15 IoT SDOs and alliances landscape Service & App Open Automotive Alliance AIO TI P241 3 B2C (e.g., Consumer Market) 802 B2B (e.g., Industrial Internet Market) Source: AIOTI WG3 connectivity

16 Alliance of Internet of Things Innovation AIOTI Structure 16

17 Outline 1. Motivation 2. Towards EU-wide ecosystems for digital industrial value creation 3. An IOT Innovation Strategy 4. Conclusions 17

18 AIOTI Towards Europe-wide Ecosystems A new alliance to give Europe the lead in the field of IoT IOT Partnering with Industry Cross-sectorial approach Promoting European open platforms like FIWARE, Industrie 4.0, OpenIOT et al. Supporting the implementation of large-scale pilots Pooling resources across directorates, member states, regions Platform building with special attention to interoperability and standards A strategic initiative to help EC prepare future IoT standardisation and Digital Policy A draft IOT Architecture Reference Model (Nov. 04) Harmonization across Member States mission-critical 18

19 Thank you - useful links: Internet of Things in DAE: Horizon 2020 The EU Framework Frogramme for research and Innovation: The Alliance of Internet of Things Innovation AIOTI 19