Importance to Europe

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1 Haydn Thompson Importance to Europe 30% World Embedded Systems Market Strengths in Aerospace, Automotive, Medical, etc. 50,000 new jobs per year How can we stimulate a new wave of innovation? How do we capitalise on markets? 1

2 Challenge Cyber Physical Systems Cyber-Physical Systems refer to ICT systems (sensing, actuating, computing, communication,..) embedded in physical objects, interconnected including through the Internet, and providing citizens and businesses with a wide range of innovative applications and services. 2

3 Industry Visions for CPS Dr. Harald Hoenninger, Robert Bosch GmbH Embedded systems meeting IT Need to consider human interactions Value creation is data driven big data and big code Business ecosystems platform leadership is a differentiator José Luis Angoso, INDRA Different definitions of CPS Involvement of educators Standards needed Open platforms for everybody and open interfaces for everything CPS Research and Innovation Challenges (Summary) Prof. Manfred Broy, TU Munich Real world awareness and big data Cyber world and physical world will become one world Adaptivity is important Autonomy - cannot press buttons all the time Real time access of devices Human in the loop Need to extend software engineering to systems engineering (un-abstract!) Support start-ups, large companies move slowly Dr. Jean-Luc Dormoy, Electricité de France - 4 ideas Not Europe vsrest of the world. Growth is low or non-existent in all developed countries R&D expenses are high in IT Needs innovation on both the cyber and physical sides At risk if do not have an overarching EU strategy needs to be a top down process Need to understand the final customer Sociological issues must be faced 3

4 Platforms for CPS Prof.ReinhildeVeugelers-economists point of view to platform and ecosystem building Ideally want an open platform with a large group of developers and users more valuable and lower cost Need standards to reduce uncertainty Europe is strong in R&D but weak on innovation US dominating platforms Dr.Maurizio Gattiglio, EFFRA, Brussels Manufacturing stability of platforms and safety Dr.Michael PaulweberAVL LIST GmbH, Graz Automotive power trains/instrumentation Cosimulation platforms important as enables communication between different disciplines Panel (Continued) Dr Petri Liuha, European Institute for Technology, ICT cluster Helsinki Taking research results to market -short innovation projects involving SMEs/start-ups Prof. Roman Obermaisser, University Siegen Need platforms to avoid fragmentation, fault isolation/determinism Dr.Madeleine Faugère, Thales Research and Technology, Grenoble Have a number of sector specific platforms but platform is a means to capitalise on knowhow 4

5 "Towards smart everywhere -clusters of CPS design centres" TatuKoljonen"Towards European Clusters of Design Centres for Embedded ICT Establish European networks building upon ARTEMIS and national initiatives Neutral but built around car, health and wellbeing, etc. Still some outstanding questions, technical focus, long term sustainability Dr Jean-Frederic Clerc, CEA LETI Grenoble Take innovative idea, assess feasibility/added value and take to industrial experiment Need link to region Prof Jerker Delsing, University of Technology Luleå Process and automation industry - regional synergies Already developed a Roadmap Have defined potential projects mining, wind power, rail, district heating, oil&gas Panel (Continued) Dr Irene Lopez de Vallejo, IK4 TeknikerBilbao Can see CPS in manufacturing and process automation Have a number of existing connections Prof Dr Alf Isaakson, ABB, Sweden Market paradox Opportunities in commissioning and monitoring People are important -Marie Curie Prof.Fettweis, TU Dresden Tactile internet Need short latency 1ms to control effectively Frans-Josef Stewing, MATERNA Importance of software Regional initiatives better at engaging with SMEs 5

6 Summary and Key Messages Industry visions for CPS Many opportunities for the future Smart Everywhere is happening -Need open platforms and business ecosystems Research and innovation challenges Many challenges need to consider sociotechnical issues, big data, etc., innovators in the area tend to be SMEs/Start-ups Panel Sessions Platform and ecosystem building (3 Key Messages) Ideally want an open platform with a large group of developers and users If want to be like the States we need a big vision to develop a European platform and we need to be quick Platform needs to be open but closed to maintain competitive advantage Clusters of CPS Design Centres (3 Key Messages) Regional efforts better to reach SMES (more difficult for SME to engage with EU) Real world in real time, provide a sustainable platform Need a horizontal and vertical approach 6