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COLLABORATION FOR RESULTS AND
ACCELERATED IMPLEMENTATION,
TESTING/EXPERIENCING ICT SUSTAINABILTY
INNOVATION THROUGH LIVING LABS
ICT & LLs for SDGs
Combine technological innovation and Social
Innovation to solve ethical and privacy implications
and to facilitate the transition towards more
sustainable lifestyles.
=> ICT can decrease global carbon emissions,
stimulate economic growth and deliver benefits to
society.
Lessons	learnt	/	23.10.2015
LIVING	LABS	AND	ICT	FOR	SUSTAINABLE	
DEVELOPMENT	(LESSONS	LEARNT	23.10.2017)
• From	test	beds	to	co-creation	and	mainstreaming
• Co-created	Integrated	technologies	that	solve	many	problems	at	the	
same	time:	more	affordable	and	more	sustainable	motivate	more	
sustainable	lifestyle	promoting	good	life
• Integrate	science	and	technology	with	RRI/SSH.
• Promote	technology	together	with	social	innovation	and		new	business	
models	to	achieve	the	SDG.
• Create	and	mainstream	technology	to	face	growth	population	
urbanization	and	life	in	rular areas;	
• facilitate	education;	fight	poverty;	provide	affordable	housing;	save	energy,	water,	
food,	other	materials	and	TIME;		facilitate	mobility	and	everyday	life	of	people,	
• Technologies	that	are	feasible;	economically	affordable;	and	socially	and	
ethically	acceptable.
• Turn	the	world	into	a	virtual	collaboratory
“The year is 2030. Open Science has become a reality and is
offering a whole range of new, unlimited opportunities for
research and discovery worldwide.
Scientists, citizens, publishers, research institutions, public
and private research funders, students and education
professionals as well as companies from around the globe are
sharing an open, virtual environment called The Lab”.
(Carlos Moedas, Open Innovation, Open Science and Open to the World. 2016 : 22.)
Open Science Policy Platform
COMMISSIONER MOEDAS’
VISION FOR 2030
Barriers hinder harnessing the transformative power
of digital solutions for SDG achievement:
- Rules of the game – regulatory environment
- Supply – lack of available capital and integrated
standards across technologies
- Demand - lack of ICT skills, low affordability of
ICT solutions.
RISKS AND POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS
(ICT within LLs)
• Energy	efficient	solutions	can	increase	usage	|	Engage	and	educate	people
• More	devices	and	servers	use	more	energy	|	Optimization	through	computer
• Can	reduce	equality	and	equal	business	opportunities	|	RRI&SSH,	create	new	economic	
model	(e.g.	participatory	economics	PARECON),	ethical	code	of	conduct			
• when	technology	develops	exponentially	(Moore’s	law)	the	gap	between	those	using	
the	latest	technology	and	those	using	a	few	years	order	technology	also	widens	
exponentially	(e.g.	computing	power	needed	to	overcome	e-mail	spam	filters	or	to	
generate	additional	block	chain	blocks)
• Industrial	disruption	cannibalises (and	creates)	jobs		|	Educate	people,	RRI-SSH
• Platform	economy	seems	to	create	monopolies	thus	creating	a	situation	when	the	
operator	offering	the	platform	takes	a	lion	share	of	the	profits	while	pushing	risks	to	the	
subcontractor	|	Develop	block	chain	solutions
• Ethics	related	to	open	innovation,	data	mining	companies	&	Social	Media	– spreading	
false	News | MyData,	IPR,	block	chain,	cultural	planning,	Data	management	policy,	
Engage	and	educate	people
LIVING LABS: ENSURING
SUSTAINABLE ICT SOLUTIONS
• Living	Labs	can	provide	a	unique	opportunity	to	study	the	integration	of	demand	based	
energy	offerings and	related	services	in	combination	with	smart	appliances	and	low-
energy	heating	and	lighting	solutions.	
• Complex	home	control	technologies,	computers	and	internet	are	becoming	an	integral	
part	of	the	home	environment,	thus	the	influence	of	information	technology	on	user	
practices	at	home	is	strongly	increasing.	
• Developing	interactive	designs	and	
smart	systems	(smart	meters,	smart	
grids)	that	can	encourage	and	
support	home	dwellers	in	saving	
resources.
Christa	Liedtke,	Maria	J.	Welfens,	Holger Rohn,	Julia	Nordmann (2012):	
LIVING	LAB	:	user-driven	innovation	for	sustainability	In:	International	journal
of	sustainability	in	higher	education,	13,	2,	pp.	106-118
26.10.2017Tekijä 9
• Laurea | www.laurea.fi| https://www.laurea.fi/en/research-development-and-innovations/laurea-
living-labs
• President of European Network of Living Labs | http://www.openlivinglabs.eu/ |
• Open Innovation Luminary Award 2016 , for Open Innovation Infrastructure Creation
https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/innovation-luminary-awards-ceremony-2016-
open-innovation-20-conference
• Member of the Open Science Policy Platform (OSPP)
ttp://ec.europa.eu/research/openscience/index.cfm?pg=open-science-policy-platform
• ATT-kv-ryhmä | https://avointiede.fi/home
• Member of Horizon interim evaluation expert group (SwafS/RRI)
https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/h2020-section/science-and-society
• EC Services contract on 'Cities as living labs: increasing the impact of investment in the circular
economy for sustainable cities'
• Markku Markkula Bridging the investment gap: How to tackle the challenges? Committee of
Region Opinion http://cor.europa.eu/en/events/Pages/investment-gap.aspx
• 6AIKA City as a Living Lab, School as a Living Lab, Health care center as a Living Lab
• Member of Uusimaa Regional Coordination Committee | http://www.uudenmaanliitto.fi/en |
https://www.helsinkismart.fi/ Regional Smart Specialization Strategy
Tuija.Hirvikoski(at)laurea.fi
THANK YOU!
KEY-NOTE
The Journey of ENoLL and its
contribution to the SDGs
ZSUZSANNA BODI
(ENOLL)
The European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) is a global network that places people at the centre of product
and service development and innovation. ENoLL focuses on facilitating knowledge exchange, joint actions
and project partnerships among its 170 members, influencing EU policies, promoting living labs and enabling
WHAT IS ENoLL?
HOW LIVING LABS
WORK
People	can	be	involved	in	all	phases	of	the	
innovation	process	thanks	to	Living	Lab	
methods.	From	idea	generation	to	building	
prototypes,	from	design	to	
commercialization.
ENoLL	Living	Labs	are	in	regular	contact	
with	1,650,000	citizens	for	experimentation	
and	testing	purposes.	
ENoLL	Living	Labs	reach	out	to	around	50	
million	citizens	with	their	activities	and	
active	presence	in	local	communities.
QUADRUPLE (multiple) HELIX MODEL
TO CO-CREATE FUTURE
The	awarded	Living	Lab	approach	develops,	manages	and	
contributes	to	local	ecosystems	and	inter-disciplinary	teams	
thus	fostering	inclusion	within	urban	and	regional	contexts.	
Multi-thematic:	Culture,	urban	innovation,	cultural-heritage,	
well-being,	ICT,	sustainability,	skills	development	and	inclusion,	
etc.
ORGANISATIONS HOSTING LLs
ENoLL LIVING LABS AROUND THE WORLD
ENOLL BUILDING BLOCKS
Social	Innovation	 Industrial	Demonstration Open	Science
SynChroniCity represents the first
attempt to deliver a Single Digital City
Market for Europe by piloting its
foundations at scale in reference zones
across 8 European cities, involving also
other cities globally.
It addresses how to incentivise and
build trust for companies and citizens
to actively participate in finding
common co-created IoT solutions for
cities that meet citizen needs.
Smart Cities
The Urban Nature Labs project aims at
deonstrating innovation nature-based
solutions in cities that are facing challenges
of climate change and urbanisation.
Through the project locally-attuned
innovative water management systems will
be co-create and demonstrated in the context
of an integrated urban ecological approach:
the Urban Nature Lab (UNaLab).
Climate & Air Pollution
EU-MACS (European Market for
Climate Services) - project analyses the
market structures and drivers, obstacles
and opportunities from scientific,
technical, legal, ethical, governance and
socioeconomic vantage points.
The analysis is grounded in economic and
political science theories on how service
markets with public and private features
can develop, and how innovations may
succeed.
iSCAPE aims to develop and evaluate an
integrated strategy for air pollution control
in European cities grounded on evidence-
based analysis.
The project will develop the tools required
to obtain an air pollution free/low carob
society by addressing air quality and
climate change concerns together through
the application of new smart and
sustainable technologies for integration
into urban design and guidelines.
Internet of Things
U4IoT (User engagement for Large
Scale Pilots on the Internet of
Things)combines complementary expertise
encompassing social and economic sciences,
communication, crowdsourcing, living labs,
co-creative workshops, meetups and
personal data protection to actively engage
end-users and citizens in the large scale
pilots.
ENoLL Publications
New	for	2017
2016
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Challenges and opportunities of creating a city-wide
co-creation and test bed for digital innovation
Challenges	 Opportunities
Exploration Creating	a	trusted ecosystem	and	local	
community	around	interdisciplinary or	specific
city	level	thematic	topics.
Giving the	floor	to	bottom up	projects	and	
citizen/user	driven	initiatives	– solving	real	
life	challenges.
Engagement Willingness/Motivation of	end	users	to	
participate	in	experimentation	
processes/projects.
Giving equal	chance	to	all,	empower	
everyone	to	innovate!
Evaluation Outreach and	motivation:	providing	the	right	
sample	for	the	Living	Lab	project	evaluation;	
sharing	and	standardising data	and	handling	
privacy	issues.	
Disrupt	and	transform!
Throughout	a	thorough,	iterative	feedback	
process	receiving	a	reliable	feedback	
ensuring	safe	entry	to	market	or	investments	
decisions.
Experimentati
on
Finding	the	right	experts and	the	project	
constellation,	different	needs	of	transnational	
peers.
Multidisciplinary,	Pan-European	and	global
participation.
Entrepreneuri
al	aspect
Proving	business	readiness	and	sustainability
aspect	of	the	Living	Lab	“to	be”.
Market	creation	potential.
JOINING ENoLL:
EFFECTIVE MEMBERS, INNOVATION
PARTNERS, ADHERENT MEMBERS
OpenLivingLab Days 2018
WHAT: 3 day long summit of the worldwide Living Lab community including
interactive sessions, “learning-by-doing” workshops, discussions, excursions and
off-site visits
AIM: Giving the participants a wider insight about models, theories and
technologies related to Living Labs
WHERE: Geneva, Switzerland
WHEN: 22 – 24 August
Read the event report from 2017:
https://issuu.com/enoll/docs/openlivinglab_days17_report
1.	No	Poverty
2. Zero Hunger
3. Good	Health	and	Well-Being
4.Quality	Education
5.	Gender Equality
6.	Clean Water and	sanitation
7.	Affordable and	Clean Energy
8.	Decent Work and	Economic Growth
9.	Industry Innovation & Infrastructure
10.	Reduced inqualities
11.	Sustainable cities and	Communities
12.	Responsible Consumption and	Production
13.	Climate Action
14.	Life Below Water
15.	Life on Land
16. Peace,	Justice and	Strong	Institutions
17.	Partnership for the Goals
17 Sustainable Developement Goals People think
of LLs
SPEAKERS
Dr.	Belinda	Chen
Taiwan LL
Dr.	Dimitri Schuurman
Imec
Phil Donaldson
Adelaide LL
Artur Serra
I2Cat
Adam	Olszewski
Poznan	LL
Video	message
from
Mrs Samia
Chelbi
LIVING LAB EXAMPLES
PHIL DONALDSON
(ADELAIDE LIVING LABORATORIES)
Adelaide as a living
laboratory
Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and
accelerating sustainability
Adelaide as living lab laboratory
Population
City of Adelaide
Greater Adelaide 1.2 M
A
u Adelaide	embracing	journey	in	living	laboratory	culture	toward	
innovation	and	accelerating	sustainability	AND	Support	UN	SDG’s
Our	areas	
• 3	and	8	
• 9,	11	and	
13	
• 6,7,	and	12	
• 17
Adelaide as a living laboratory
Context – What’s the problem in
Adelaide we are trying to solve?
Foundations for change
•Water
•Energy
•Waste
•Carbon
Economic Transformation
Adopting a living lab approach to
crisis ☺
Policy and Government support
Creating Building blocks of change
Bold messaging
Incentivising
Marketing
Evaluating success( and failures )
Foundations for Adelaide
as a living laboratory
Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and
accelerating sustainability
Adelaide as a living laboratory
https://youtu.be/GzdcJxwo6Io
The layout, size and scale of the City of
Adelaide positions the city perfectly as a
“living lab” for smart city ideas, pilots
and projects.
Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture
toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
Adelaide Living Laboratory
Co - creating optimal conditions for transformation of Australian
Environments toward a low carbon future
AARON DAVIS Uni SA PHD
Adelaide as a living laboratory
https://www.carbonneutraladelaide.com.au/
Adelaide as a living laboratory
Adelaide as a living laboratory
Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and
accelerating sustainability
Adelaide as a living laboratory
Adelaide as a living
laboratory
Business embracing Adelaide as
a living laboratory
@adamschultz_au| adam@buddy.com | www.buddy.com
Resource monitoring simplified.
u Sustainability
Managers & Building
Owners
• Sustainability reporting
• Target CAPEX for most
effective Energy	
Conservation Measures	
(ECMs)
• Track the RoI of building
upgrades
• Gas and Water
conservation
Distributed	IO	
Monitoring Gas	
and Water	
consumption
Buddy Ohm	
Monitoring	
Electricity while	
integrating with	
BMS
Ohm	Portal	
Manage Ohm	
units and set	
alerts
Ohm	Distributed	
IO	& Sense	
Monitoring	
Climate
Lobby	
Dashboard	
Occupant facing	
experience
Buddy Platform	
Collects data	
fromOhm Units
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Buddy Ohm in	Adelaide	office
On track	to reduce	their	energy
consumption and	cost by	44%
Projected $7k savings	can be
reinvested back into the	business
Supporting behaviour change in
office
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Adelaide’s
living
future as a
laboratory
Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and
accelerating sustainability
A conversation on the development of a smart city citizen living lab
u Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward
innovation and accelerating sustainability
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
Ageing Well Living Lab at Tonsley
The unique proposition for an
Ageing Well Living Lab at Tonsley
aims to capture the complete
assistive care value chain from
residential living, research and
product development to training
and education for the healthcare
jobs of the future.
Ultimately, the project aims to
improve lives for older people
Adelaide as a living
laboratory
Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and
accelerating sustainability
Provider	– Driven
Living	labs	are	launched	as	
a	result	of	actions	by	
educational	institutes,	
universities
Utiliser	– Driven
Companies	that	launch	
and	promote	living	labs	to	
develop	their	businesses
Enabler	– Driven
Living	Labs	initialized	by	
enablers	are	typically	
public-sector	projects	that	
pursue	societal	
improvements
User-Driven
Living	labs	are	established	
by	user	communities	and	
focus	on	solving	users’	
everyday-life	problems
Co-ordination
Approach	
Participation	Approach
Top	-
down
Exhalation	-
dominated
Bottom	-
up
Inhalation	-
dominated
Leminen, Westerlund, Nystrom TIM 2012 & Leminen 2013 TMIN
Types	of	Living	Labs
1.	Provider	and	3	
Utiliser driven		
Business/	Industry	
Test	Bed	
Funded	
Commercially	
driven	
Academic		
focus	
Entrepreneurial	
2.	Enabler	driven	
Problem	solving	
platforms	
Technology	
enablers	
Innovation	
enablers	
Collaboration	
mechanisms		
4.	User	driven	
Citizen		
End	User	
involvement	
Problem	
perspective	
Quality	of	life	
Understanding	
of	creative	
commons	
Open	co	
creation	
Adelaide	
as	a	
Living	Lab
Equality	
Shared	vision	
and	
understanding	
Multiple	actors	
and	enablers	
Adelaide living laboratory maturity
Adelaide as a liveable city is here now
Carbon Neutral
(low carbon ) City
Future CitySmart CitySustainable CityGreen CityFunctional City Climate Resilient and
Adaptive
u Steps to an Ecologically Sustainable City
Economic and
Integrated
Creative and Vibrant
Managed and
Regenerative
Resource efficient
systems, green
infrastructure, socially
inclusive and affordable,
sustainable transport
Technological advancement
and open data, creative
and entrepreneurial
Embracing Living
Lab Culture
Integrated Development of
the Carbon Neutral
Economy
Embracing
Circular Economy
Resource Smart
Green and Resilient
Water , Energy Efficient
and Waste Recycling -
Tree Planting Pollution
Control
Water , Energy
Supply meet demand
and Waste collected
ICT accelerating SDG in Adelaide through
embracing elements of Living Labs
Adelaide
Low	Carbon	
Living	Lab
Smart	City	
Studio
Green	
industries	
/Innovz
Partnership	
Buddy	
Energy	
Action	Lab	
Ageing	Well	
GIG	City	
CISCO	
Lighthouse	
City		
Governme
nt	
leadership
Research	
Consortiu
ms
Deliberative		
democracy		
Open	State	
This	Photo by	Unknown	Author	is	licensed	under	CC	BY-NC-NDThis	Photo by	Unknown	Author	is	licensed	under	CC	BY-SA
https://openlivinglabs.net.au
Contacts
Acknowledgments
• Paul Daly: Smart City Studio City of Adelaide
• Nick Faulkner: Smart City Consortium Adelaide University
• Aaron Davis: CRC for Low Carbon Living Uni of SA
• Vaughan Levitzke: Green Industries SA
• Beth Worrall Buddy
• Phil.Donaldson@sustainsa.com.au
• Gareth@actionforesight.net
• A.Third@westernsydney.edu.au
Adelaide as a living
laboratory
Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and
accelerating sustainability
Adelaide as a living
laboratory
Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and
accelerating sustainability
LIVING LAB EXAMPLES
ADAM OLSZEWSKI
(POZNAN LIVING LAB)
©	2016 – The symbIoTe	Consortium
Grant Agreement No 688156
symobIoTe
symbiosis of smart objects across
environments
IoT
Adam Olszewski,
Poznan Suprcomputing and	NC
GSTIC Conference, Oct 24th 2017, Brussels
Who	we	are
• 14	partners
• SMEs	w/	IoT solutions
• research	institutes
• universities
• large	companies
use	cases:
• smart	residence
• smart	campus
• smart	mobility
• smart	yachting
• smart	stadium
IoT	interoperability – the symbIote way
Level - 1 - Resource registry
- Resource search
- Semantic	mapping
- Secure	access
- Domain	Enablers
Level - 2
- Platform	federation
- Resource bartering
Level - 3 - Gateway	interworking
- Local	interactions
Level - 4
- Device	migration
- Device	roaming
3 ©	2016 – The symbIoTe	Consortium
©	2016 – The symbIoTe	Consortium
Living	Lab	Findings	(End	User	Validation)
symbIoTe
Adam	Olszewski,	Poznan	Supercomputing	and	Networking	Center
Poznan	Living	Lab	Workshop	OC1,	July	6th	2017,	Poznan
The Goal
7 ©	2016 – The symbIoTe	Consortium
•To	embrace	the	perspectives	and	expectations	
of	IoT platform	owners	and	their	clients	
addressing	value	flows,	stakeholders,	business	
models	and	data	sharing	processes	in	cross-
platform	contexts.
Key activities - Team C
CLIENT
IoT platform
13 ©	2016 – The symbIoTe	Consortium
Company X	+	smart stadium
Decent	work	and	economic	growth
15 ©	2016 – The symbIoTe	Consortium
Company X	+	smart stadium
16
Decent	work	and	economic	growth
Company Y	+	smart yachting
17
• Responsible	consumption	&	clean	water
©	2016 – The symbIoTe	Consortium
Company Y	+ smart yachting
18
Responsible	consumption	&	clean	water
Company Z	+	Smart city
19
• Sustainable	cities	and	communities
• Justice	and	strong	institutions
Company Z	+	Smart	city
20
Sustainable	city	and	communities
NEW DATA/SENSORS (in	bold):
• Company	X/smart	stadium:	indoor	location,	geofence alerts,	event	
management,	man-down	detection,	man-down	detection,	raw	data	from	
wearable	sensors,	beacons,	user	accounts,	instruction	messages,	pressure	
sensors	(for	seats),	navigation,	temperature,	humidity,	SOS	alerts,	VoIP	
sound
• Company	Y/smart	city:	measured	noise,	noise	level	in	dB,	noise	for	a	given	
location	(latitude,	longitude),	noise	in	a	given	device	(sensor	id),	noise	at	
given	time	(timestamp),	temperature,	humidity,	air	pressure,	number	of	
cars	passing,	public	transport	info,	air	quality	(CO2,	NO2)
• Company	Z/smart	yachting:	humidity,	air	temperature,	PH,	water	
temperature,	ORP,	water	level	measurements,	realtime ship	space	
availability,	availability	historical	data,	berth	space	occupancy	status,	marina-
related	info,	ship	space	coordinates,	space	names,	marina	pricing	policies,	
user	specific	data,	position/distance	sensing,	ship	fuel	level
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NEW	key	resources
Value	proposition	– goals	before
General	goals	we	expected	stakeholders	wished	to	
accomplish	via	SymbIoTe:
• to	sell	more	products
• to	install	infrastructure
• to	improve	provided	services
• to	set	proper	prices
Value	proposition	- goals	after
Market-specific	goals	of	real-life	stakeholders	:
• to	organize	personnel	presence
• to	reduce	queues
• to	monitor	quality	of	life
• to	count traffic
• to	change	local	policies
• to	monitor security officers
• to	bill	the	yachts
• to	find	empty	spaces	for	docking
• to	monitor	how	many	yachts	are	in	the	port
• to	navigate	yachts
• to	distribute	transport	profiles
21																																																																																																																												 ©	2016 – The symbIoTe	Consortium
Priority stakeholders
• 2nd	open	call
– deadline:	31	oct	2017	
– budget:	540k€	(~10	x	50k€),	no	equity
• what	we are	looking	for
– IoT	platforms
– cross-domain	apps
– small-scale	trials
• what	you gain
– investigate	openness of	your	platform
– discover	added	value	offerings
SMEs
Startups
app	devs
Let’s	work	together!
1st Open	Call	winners
LIVING LAB EXAMPLES
ARTUR SERRA
(I2CAT, CATLABS PROJECT)
The Catlabs project
Artur Serra,
Vicepresident of EnoLL
Artur.serra@i2cat.net
G-STIC Congress.
Brussels, October 23-24, 2017
The	Lab:
Moedas’	Vision	for	2030.
“The	year	is	2030.	Open	Science	has	become	a	reality	and	is	
offering	a	whole	range	of	new,	unlimited	opportunities	for	
research	and	Discovery	worldwide.	Scientists,	citizens,	
publishers,	research	institutions,	public	and	private	research	
funders,	students	and	education	professionals	as	well	as	
companies	from	around	the	globe	are	sharing	an	open,	virtual	
environment	called	The	Lab”.	
(Carlos	Moedas,	Open	Innovation,	Open	Science	and	Open	to	
the	World.	2016	:	22.)
The world of	labs.
The	Lab:	
the	new	social	structure	upon	the	Net.
a
S
Infra
struct.
The	NET
THE	LAB
Structures
Super
struct.
The Catlabs program:
A program of the Regional Government,
part of the regional S3 strategy (2016-2020)
Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference
The Lab:
from a vision to an hypothesis
Is it possible to create a universal innovation
system for every citizen,
upon Internet?
Catlabs: a prototype of such system
Local	Innovation	Labs.
Metropolitan	Labs.	
Highly	Specialized
Labs
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CATLABS Platform
a citizen-based open innovation, open research,
open to the world platform.
• Open to every citizen
• Generating challenges
• Offering skills
• Sharing resources
• Common training
• Open innovation methods
• Glocal platform
Thanks a lot,
J
Brussels,	October	24th,	2017
G-STIC	Congress
LIVING LAB EXAMPLES
DIMITRI SCHUURMAN
(IMAC)
ENTREPRENEURIAL LIVING LAB
SERVICES
PUBLIC
DR. DIMITRI SCHUURMAN
@DIMISCHUURMAN
LIVING LABS AS A SERVICE
EMPOWERING
USERS TO
IMPACT THE
INNOVATION
PROCESS
IMPROVE DIGITAL INNOVATIONS BYACTIVELY INVOLVING USERS &
@EXPERTS THROUGH CO-CREATION & REAL-LIFE INTERVENTION
OUTSIDE OF
CONTROLLED
LAB
ITERATIONS
OF DESIGN
CYCLES
MULTI-
STAKEHOLDER
INNOVATRIX KICK-OFF WORKSHOP
3
ASSUMPTIONS
POSITIVELYVALIDATED
ASSUMPTION
NEGATIVELY VALIDATED
ASSUMPTION
CUSTOMER
SEGMENT
CURRENT
PRACTICES
NEEDS
VALUE
PROPOSITION
SOLUTION
BARRIERS
VALUE CAPTURE
KEY PARTNERS
LIVING LAB PROJECT APPROACH
POWERED IMEC.LIVINGLABS
CONTEXTUAL
USER
INSIGHT
S
CO-
CREATED
CONCEPT
FIELDTRIAL
W/
PROTOTYP
E
VALIDATED G2M
&
ROADMA
P
EXPLORE WITH POTENTIONAL USERS EXPERIMENT WITH TEST
USERS
TREND
IDEATION DESIGN USER
TESTING
PLANNING
100 ENTREPRENEURIAL SERVICE
PROJECTS
60% LINKED TO SUSTAINABILITY GOALS
8% 8% 6% 7%
9% 13% 5% 3%
6
6
FOR GOOD
Starting point:
- Idea for product scanning app
to stimulate sustainable buying
Living Lab activities:
-
-
-
-
Co-creation sessions & persona
creation
UX-testing
Small-scale field trial with
MVP Adoption potential
assessment
Outcomes:
- Feature iteration & rescoping
to
ecological footprint
App available in app & Play
stores
+1K downloads
B2B business model
-
-
-
NAZKA/
AIRCHECKR
Starting point:
- Platform for collecting and visualizing
air quality
Living Lab activities:
-
-
-
-
-
Ideation & co-creation
sessions
Crowdsourcing
Survey
Small-scale field trial
Stakeholder interviews
Outcomes:
-
-
Use case definition: acts as data
broker
Combination real-time & historical
data on maps
https://www.aircheckr.com/-
7
8
PARTAGO
Starting point:
- Single entrepreneur with idea
for electrical car sharing app in
Ghent
Living Lab activities:
-
-
-
-
Segmentation survey
Contextual inquiry current
practices Field trial with 1 car &
MVP app Evaluative co-creation
Outcomes:
-
-
-
-
Business model iteration:
cooperative
Extra features
276 members
16 electrical cars
OVAM SYMBIOSIS
PLATFORM
9
Starting	point:
- Transforming	the	ad	hoc	
Symbiose	matchmaking	
process	into	an	online	platform
Living	Lab	activities:
- Stakeholder	interviews
- Data	visualization
- Platform	co-design	&	
prototyping
- UX-testing
- Open	&	Linked	Data	model	
- Business	model	design
Outcomes:
- PoC	of	platform
- UX-testing	to	start
City of Things -
Antwerp
• IoT living and technology lab
• Quadruple helix innovation
projects
• (big) data collection &
monitoring tools for
behaviour analysis &
experiments
REAL-TIME
EXPERIENCE
SAMPLING
LOGGING
USER
EXPERIENC
E SAMPLING
&
BEHAVIOUR
CHANGE
USER
EXPEREINCE
&
BEHAVIOUR
DASHBOARD
REAL-TIME
TRIGGER
CONTEXTPROGRAMMAB
LE RULE
ENGINE
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CONCLUSION
108
Sustainability goals not an explicit focus, yet entrepreneurial support through Living Lab
services
Acitive user involvement
Real-life experimentation
Business model framework
City of Things as IoT Living Lab & testbed
Focus on smart city applications
QH involvement
Behaviour logging & analysis - experiments with behaviour change
PUBLI
C
LIVING LAB EXAMPLES
DR.BELINDA CHAN
(LIVING LAB TAIWAN)
• 2017/10/24
• Dr. Belinda Chen
Living Lab Taiwan
Operated by Institute for Information Industry(III),
which established jointly by the Ministry of
Economic Affairs of Taiwan and the members from
academic and industrial communities.
Started running in Minsheng community of Taipei
City since 2008 and expanded to Songshan District
with 300,000 residents.
Became one of Adherent members of ENoLL in the
3rd Wave Call (2009) and to be the Effective
member in February 2014.
Link cross-field innovation, creativity, community
and entrepreneurship.
Taiwan Living Lab
Bring Innovation and Science Closer to the Citizen!
Living Lab Activities
n Host“Smart Service Innovation Workshops”
n Demands of people, creative ideas, and innovative
products/services can be inspired.
IDEAS Creation Maker Space
Service Design Workshops
Hackathons
Students, programmers, designers, and makers are invited to
attend hackathons to build working prototypes and
demonstrate the feasibility of the creative ideas.
Living Lab Trials
n An accelerated testing ground for new products and services
in which potential users evaluate their potential acceptance.
n Bring innovation and science closer to the citizen!
Service Testing Activities with Users
Service Trials of inMedia
Providing all exhibition info and interactive
services.
>60,000
people
had used.
World Design Fair
> 90,000 people used, >500,000 photo taken.
Taipei Flora Expo
Cultural Creative Industry
Set up 11 machines, >380,000 people experienced
within the cultural and creative Expo.
Smart Kiosk Service Testing in Songshan District
Service is being carried out in
Office, Train Station, Sports
Center, Market, ITeS Building,
and Airport. 600,000 people
have used the service
With “Face Identification function”, the
monitor would display different fortune poems
in accordance with gender
and age. >200,000
people had used it.
Super “Bobi” fortune poems machine
Integration of Wearable Devices &
Exercise Management
118	Volunteers
3583
8	Test	Fields
8	Weeks
20-60	Yrs ©VitExercise App
Measurements:
• Physical	Fitness
• Body	compositions
• Body	measurements
ü Wearable	Device	+	App	+	IoT Cloud	
proved	to	be	effective	in	health	
management.
ü Enhanced	fitness	incentive	and	
exercise	habits
ü Improved	user’s	health	&	fitness
Wearable	Device
Achievements
Living Labs Taiwan won the first-ever
“Best Living Lab Project Award”
launched by ENoLL (European
Network of Living Labs) in 2016.
• Conducting	a	multi-site	experiment	(8	operational	environments	
involved)	through	the	precise	execution	of	SOPs	and	coordinated	
synergy	management	to	obtain	evidence-based,	verifiable	
results.	
• Demonstrating	the	importance	of	ICT	technology	in	promoting	a	
healthier	lifestyle,	encouraging	physical	activity,	preventing	
disease	and	ensuring	human	health.
Video	Link
Achievements with Public Sectors
Taiwan Living Lab signed a MOU with the Songshan District office of
Taipei city (Left :Gary Gong ;Right: the Supervisor of Songshan District)
We co-work with Songshan Dist. to win the
best service award in Taipei City
Accepted official
Grateful Award
(Left : Chairman of
III; Right: the
Supervisor of
Songshan District)
Be widely reported
by Taiwanese
media
Achievements with Private Sectors
Clients Services Achievements
Citibank A)	POS	Design
Assisted Citibank	to	establish	electronic	billboards for	advertising	
purposes	at	Songshan Airport	,	focusing	on	the	Users’	Digital	Experience.
Realtek
Semi-
conductor	
Corp.
A) POS	Design
B) Establishment	of
Business	
Operation
I.	Developed	an	Eco-System	for	new	media	services	at	Songshan Airport.
II.	Helped	Realtek find	users	to	the	pilot,	establishing	an	industrial	chain	of	
digital	content	industry,	helped	to	derive	the	start-up	company	”Bobitag
Tech”.
ATUNAS
A)	POS	Design
B)	Consumption	&
Operation	Analysis
Collected	and	analyzed	300	hikers’	data	to	help	ATUNAS	gain	consumer	
Insight and	predict	their operation	and	management	costs.
Taipull
Electric
A)	POS	Design
B)	Service System	
Testing
Helped	5	shops	in	Zhongli District	develop	an	“Energy	Saving	System”,	
setting	up	a	digital	platform	to	analyze	data to	estimate	the	system’s	
benefits.
Aishende A)	POS	Design
Helped	gain	UX	data from	more	than	5,000	participants	that	took	part	in	a	
series	of	interactive services	in	Songshan Cultural	and	Creative	Park	
Helped	improve	the	interactive	and	operative	media	interface.
“The Golden Service Testing
Awards Competition”
More than 200 teams including
students, start-ups and
companies participated in the
activity in 2013 & 2014.
We host…
We received domestic and global awards
iStudy
ComCare
Achievements with Young Talents
THANK YOU
LIVING LAB EXAMPLES
MRS SAMIA CHELBI
(DIGIART LIVING LAB TUNIS-NABEUL)
VIDEO FROM SAMIA CHELBI
Q&A
SESSION CONCLUSION
OVERALL CONCLUSION
1.	No	Poverty
2. Zero Hunger
3. Good	Health	and	Well-Being
4.Quality	Education
5.	Gender Equality
6.	Clean Water and	Sanitation
7.	Affordable and	Clean Energy
8.	Decent Work and	Economic Growth
9.	Industry Innovation & Infrastructure
10.	Reduced inqualities
11.	Sustainable cities and	Communities
12.	Responsible Consumption and	Production
13.	Climate Action
14.	Life Below Water
15.	Life on Land
16. Peace,	Justice and	Strong	Institutions
17.	Partnership for the Goals
17 Sustainable Developement Goals People think
of LLs
Panelists think
of LLs
1.	No	Poverty
2. Zero Hunger
3. Good	Health	and	Well-Being
4.Quality	Education
5.	Gender Equality
6.	Clean Water and	sanitation
7.	Affordable and	Clean Energy
8.	Decent Work and	Economic Growth
9.	Industry Innovation & Infrastructure
10.	Reduced inqualities
11.	Sustainable cities and	Communities
12.	Responsible Consumption and	Production
13.	Climate Action
14.	Life Below Water
15.	Life on Land
16. Peace,	Justice and	Strong	Institutions
17.	Partnership for the Goals
1.	No	Poverty
2. Zero Hunger
3. Good	Health	and	Well-Being
4.Quality	Education
5.	Gender Equality
6.	Clean Water and	sanitation
7.	Affordable and	Clean Energy
8.	Decent Work and	Economic Growth
9.	Industry Innovation & Infrastructure
10.	Reduced inqualities
11.	Sustainable cities and	Communities
12.	Responsible Consumption and	Production
13.	Climate Action
14.	Life Below Water
15.	Life on Land
16. Peace,	Justice and	Strong	Institutions
17.	Partnership for the Goals
17 Sustainable Developement Goals Areas to
improve
People think
of LLs
Panelists think
of LLs
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Global Science, Technology & Innovation Conference

  • 1. COLLABORATION FOR RESULTS AND ACCELERATED IMPLEMENTATION, TESTING/EXPERIENCING ICT SUSTAINABILTY INNOVATION THROUGH LIVING LABS
  • 2. ICT & LLs for SDGs
  • 3. Combine technological innovation and Social Innovation to solve ethical and privacy implications and to facilitate the transition towards more sustainable lifestyles. => ICT can decrease global carbon emissions, stimulate economic growth and deliver benefits to society. Lessons learnt / 23.10.2015
  • 4. LIVING LABS AND ICT FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT (LESSONS LEARNT 23.10.2017) • From test beds to co-creation and mainstreaming • Co-created Integrated technologies that solve many problems at the same time: more affordable and more sustainable motivate more sustainable lifestyle promoting good life • Integrate science and technology with RRI/SSH. • Promote technology together with social innovation and new business models to achieve the SDG. • Create and mainstream technology to face growth population urbanization and life in rular areas; • facilitate education; fight poverty; provide affordable housing; save energy, water, food, other materials and TIME; facilitate mobility and everyday life of people, • Technologies that are feasible; economically affordable; and socially and ethically acceptable. • Turn the world into a virtual collaboratory
  • 5. “The year is 2030. Open Science has become a reality and is offering a whole range of new, unlimited opportunities for research and discovery worldwide. Scientists, citizens, publishers, research institutions, public and private research funders, students and education professionals as well as companies from around the globe are sharing an open, virtual environment called The Lab”. (Carlos Moedas, Open Innovation, Open Science and Open to the World. 2016 : 22.) Open Science Policy Platform COMMISSIONER MOEDAS’ VISION FOR 2030
  • 6. Barriers hinder harnessing the transformative power of digital solutions for SDG achievement: - Rules of the game – regulatory environment - Supply – lack of available capital and integrated standards across technologies - Demand - lack of ICT skills, low affordability of ICT solutions.
  • 7. RISKS AND POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS (ICT within LLs) • Energy efficient solutions can increase usage | Engage and educate people • More devices and servers use more energy | Optimization through computer • Can reduce equality and equal business opportunities | RRI&SSH, create new economic model (e.g. participatory economics PARECON), ethical code of conduct • when technology develops exponentially (Moore’s law) the gap between those using the latest technology and those using a few years order technology also widens exponentially (e.g. computing power needed to overcome e-mail spam filters or to generate additional block chain blocks) • Industrial disruption cannibalises (and creates) jobs | Educate people, RRI-SSH • Platform economy seems to create monopolies thus creating a situation when the operator offering the platform takes a lion share of the profits while pushing risks to the subcontractor | Develop block chain solutions • Ethics related to open innovation, data mining companies & Social Media – spreading false News | MyData, IPR, block chain, cultural planning, Data management policy, Engage and educate people
  • 8. LIVING LABS: ENSURING SUSTAINABLE ICT SOLUTIONS • Living Labs can provide a unique opportunity to study the integration of demand based energy offerings and related services in combination with smart appliances and low- energy heating and lighting solutions. • Complex home control technologies, computers and internet are becoming an integral part of the home environment, thus the influence of information technology on user practices at home is strongly increasing. • Developing interactive designs and smart systems (smart meters, smart grids) that can encourage and support home dwellers in saving resources. Christa Liedtke, Maria J. Welfens, Holger Rohn, Julia Nordmann (2012): LIVING LAB : user-driven innovation for sustainability In: International journal of sustainability in higher education, 13, 2, pp. 106-118
  • 9. 26.10.2017Tekijä 9 • Laurea | www.laurea.fi| https://www.laurea.fi/en/research-development-and-innovations/laurea- living-labs • President of European Network of Living Labs | http://www.openlivinglabs.eu/ | • Open Innovation Luminary Award 2016 , for Open Innovation Infrastructure Creation https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/innovation-luminary-awards-ceremony-2016- open-innovation-20-conference • Member of the Open Science Policy Platform (OSPP) ttp://ec.europa.eu/research/openscience/index.cfm?pg=open-science-policy-platform • ATT-kv-ryhmä | https://avointiede.fi/home • Member of Horizon interim evaluation expert group (SwafS/RRI) https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/h2020-section/science-and-society • EC Services contract on 'Cities as living labs: increasing the impact of investment in the circular economy for sustainable cities' • Markku Markkula Bridging the investment gap: How to tackle the challenges? Committee of Region Opinion http://cor.europa.eu/en/events/Pages/investment-gap.aspx • 6AIKA City as a Living Lab, School as a Living Lab, Health care center as a Living Lab • Member of Uusimaa Regional Coordination Committee | http://www.uudenmaanliitto.fi/en | https://www.helsinkismart.fi/ Regional Smart Specialization Strategy Tuija.Hirvikoski(at)laurea.fi THANK YOU!
  • 10. KEY-NOTE The Journey of ENoLL and its contribution to the SDGs ZSUZSANNA BODI (ENOLL)
  • 11. The European Network of Living Labs (ENoLL) is a global network that places people at the centre of product and service development and innovation. ENoLL focuses on facilitating knowledge exchange, joint actions and project partnerships among its 170 members, influencing EU policies, promoting living labs and enabling WHAT IS ENoLL?
  • 13. QUADRUPLE (multiple) HELIX MODEL TO CO-CREATE FUTURE The awarded Living Lab approach develops, manages and contributes to local ecosystems and inter-disciplinary teams thus fostering inclusion within urban and regional contexts. Multi-thematic: Culture, urban innovation, cultural-heritage, well-being, ICT, sustainability, skills development and inclusion, etc.
  • 15. ENoLL LIVING LABS AROUND THE WORLD
  • 16. ENOLL BUILDING BLOCKS Social Innovation Industrial Demonstration Open Science
  • 17. SynChroniCity represents the first attempt to deliver a Single Digital City Market for Europe by piloting its foundations at scale in reference zones across 8 European cities, involving also other cities globally. It addresses how to incentivise and build trust for companies and citizens to actively participate in finding common co-created IoT solutions for cities that meet citizen needs. Smart Cities The Urban Nature Labs project aims at deonstrating innovation nature-based solutions in cities that are facing challenges of climate change and urbanisation. Through the project locally-attuned innovative water management systems will be co-create and demonstrated in the context of an integrated urban ecological approach: the Urban Nature Lab (UNaLab).
  • 18. Climate & Air Pollution EU-MACS (European Market for Climate Services) - project analyses the market structures and drivers, obstacles and opportunities from scientific, technical, legal, ethical, governance and socioeconomic vantage points. The analysis is grounded in economic and political science theories on how service markets with public and private features can develop, and how innovations may succeed. iSCAPE aims to develop and evaluate an integrated strategy for air pollution control in European cities grounded on evidence- based analysis. The project will develop the tools required to obtain an air pollution free/low carob society by addressing air quality and climate change concerns together through the application of new smart and sustainable technologies for integration into urban design and guidelines.
  • 19. Internet of Things U4IoT (User engagement for Large Scale Pilots on the Internet of Things)combines complementary expertise encompassing social and economic sciences, communication, crowdsourcing, living labs, co-creative workshops, meetups and personal data protection to actively engage end-users and citizens in the large scale pilots.
  • 25. Challenges and opportunities of creating a city-wide co-creation and test bed for digital innovation Challenges Opportunities Exploration Creating a trusted ecosystem and local community around interdisciplinary or specific city level thematic topics. Giving the floor to bottom up projects and citizen/user driven initiatives – solving real life challenges. Engagement Willingness/Motivation of end users to participate in experimentation processes/projects. Giving equal chance to all, empower everyone to innovate! Evaluation Outreach and motivation: providing the right sample for the Living Lab project evaluation; sharing and standardising data and handling privacy issues. Disrupt and transform! Throughout a thorough, iterative feedback process receiving a reliable feedback ensuring safe entry to market or investments decisions. Experimentati on Finding the right experts and the project constellation, different needs of transnational peers. Multidisciplinary, Pan-European and global participation. Entrepreneuri al aspect Proving business readiness and sustainability aspect of the Living Lab “to be”. Market creation potential.
  • 26. JOINING ENoLL: EFFECTIVE MEMBERS, INNOVATION PARTNERS, ADHERENT MEMBERS
  • 27. OpenLivingLab Days 2018 WHAT: 3 day long summit of the worldwide Living Lab community including interactive sessions, “learning-by-doing” workshops, discussions, excursions and off-site visits AIM: Giving the participants a wider insight about models, theories and technologies related to Living Labs WHERE: Geneva, Switzerland WHEN: 22 – 24 August Read the event report from 2017: https://issuu.com/enoll/docs/openlivinglab_days17_report
  • 28. 1. No Poverty 2. Zero Hunger 3. Good Health and Well-Being 4.Quality Education 5. Gender Equality 6. Clean Water and sanitation 7. Affordable and Clean Energy 8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 9. Industry Innovation & Infrastructure 10. Reduced inqualities 11. Sustainable cities and Communities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action 14. Life Below Water 15. Life on Land 16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions 17. Partnership for the Goals 17 Sustainable Developement Goals People think of LLs
  • 29. SPEAKERS Dr. Belinda Chen Taiwan LL Dr. Dimitri Schuurman Imec Phil Donaldson Adelaide LL Artur Serra I2Cat Adam Olszewski Poznan LL Video message from Mrs Samia Chelbi
  • 30. LIVING LAB EXAMPLES PHIL DONALDSON (ADELAIDE LIVING LABORATORIES)
  • 31. Adelaide as a living laboratory Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 32. Adelaide as living lab laboratory Population City of Adelaide Greater Adelaide 1.2 M
  • 34. Context – What’s the problem in Adelaide we are trying to solve? Foundations for change •Water •Energy •Waste •Carbon Economic Transformation Adopting a living lab approach to crisis ☺ Policy and Government support Creating Building blocks of change Bold messaging Incentivising Marketing Evaluating success( and failures )
  • 35. Foundations for Adelaide as a living laboratory Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 36. Adelaide as a living laboratory https://youtu.be/GzdcJxwo6Io The layout, size and scale of the City of Adelaide positions the city perfectly as a “living lab” for smart city ideas, pilots and projects. Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 38. Co - creating optimal conditions for transformation of Australian Environments toward a low carbon future AARON DAVIS Uni SA PHD
  • 39. Adelaide as a living laboratory https://www.carbonneutraladelaide.com.au/
  • 40. Adelaide as a living laboratory
  • 41. Adelaide as a living laboratory Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 42. Adelaide as a living laboratory
  • 43. Adelaide as a living laboratory
  • 44. Business embracing Adelaide as a living laboratory
  • 45. @adamschultz_au| adam@buddy.com | www.buddy.com Resource monitoring simplified.
  • 46. u Sustainability Managers & Building Owners • Sustainability reporting • Target CAPEX for most effective Energy Conservation Measures (ECMs) • Track the RoI of building upgrades • Gas and Water conservation Distributed IO Monitoring Gas and Water consumption Buddy Ohm Monitoring Electricity while integrating with BMS Ohm Portal Manage Ohm units and set alerts Ohm Distributed IO & Sense Monitoring Climate Lobby Dashboard Occupant facing experience Buddy Platform Collects data fromOhm Units
  • 48. Buddy Ohm in Adelaide office On track to reduce their energy consumption and cost by 44% Projected $7k savings can be reinvested back into the business Supporting behaviour change in office
  • 52. Adelaide’s living future as a laboratory Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 53. A conversation on the development of a smart city citizen living lab u Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 55. Ageing Well Living Lab at Tonsley The unique proposition for an Ageing Well Living Lab at Tonsley aims to capture the complete assistive care value chain from residential living, research and product development to training and education for the healthcare jobs of the future. Ultimately, the project aims to improve lives for older people
  • 56. Adelaide as a living laboratory Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 57. Provider – Driven Living labs are launched as a result of actions by educational institutes, universities Utiliser – Driven Companies that launch and promote living labs to develop their businesses Enabler – Driven Living Labs initialized by enablers are typically public-sector projects that pursue societal improvements User-Driven Living labs are established by user communities and focus on solving users’ everyday-life problems Co-ordination Approach Participation Approach Top - down Exhalation - dominated Bottom - up Inhalation - dominated Leminen, Westerlund, Nystrom TIM 2012 & Leminen 2013 TMIN Types of Living Labs
  • 59. Adelaide as a liveable city is here now Carbon Neutral (low carbon ) City Future CitySmart CitySustainable CityGreen CityFunctional City Climate Resilient and Adaptive u Steps to an Ecologically Sustainable City Economic and Integrated Creative and Vibrant Managed and Regenerative Resource efficient systems, green infrastructure, socially inclusive and affordable, sustainable transport Technological advancement and open data, creative and entrepreneurial Embracing Living Lab Culture Integrated Development of the Carbon Neutral Economy Embracing Circular Economy Resource Smart Green and Resilient Water , Energy Efficient and Waste Recycling - Tree Planting Pollution Control Water , Energy Supply meet demand and Waste collected
  • 60. ICT accelerating SDG in Adelaide through embracing elements of Living Labs Adelaide Low Carbon Living Lab Smart City Studio Green industries /Innovz Partnership Buddy Energy Action Lab Ageing Well GIG City CISCO Lighthouse City Governme nt leadership Research Consortiu ms Deliberative democracy Open State This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-NC-NDThis Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
  • 61. https://openlivinglabs.net.au Contacts Acknowledgments • Paul Daly: Smart City Studio City of Adelaide • Nick Faulkner: Smart City Consortium Adelaide University • Aaron Davis: CRC for Low Carbon Living Uni of SA • Vaughan Levitzke: Green Industries SA • Beth Worrall Buddy • Phil.Donaldson@sustainsa.com.au • Gareth@actionforesight.net • A.Third@westernsydney.edu.au
  • 62. Adelaide as a living laboratory Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 63. Adelaide as a living laboratory Adelaide embracing living laboratory culture toward innovation and accelerating sustainability
  • 64. LIVING LAB EXAMPLES ADAM OLSZEWSKI (POZNAN LIVING LAB)
  • 65. © 2016 – The symbIoTe Consortium Grant Agreement No 688156 symobIoTe symbiosis of smart objects across environments IoT Adam Olszewski, Poznan Suprcomputing and NC GSTIC Conference, Oct 24th 2017, Brussels
  • 66. Who we are • 14 partners • SMEs w/ IoT solutions • research institutes • universities • large companies use cases: • smart residence • smart campus • smart mobility • smart yachting • smart stadium
  • 67. IoT interoperability – the symbIote way Level - 1 - Resource registry - Resource search - Semantic mapping - Secure access - Domain Enablers Level - 2 - Platform federation - Resource bartering Level - 3 - Gateway interworking - Local interactions Level - 4 - Device migration - Device roaming 3 © 2016 – The symbIoTe Consortium
  • 68. © 2016 – The symbIoTe Consortium Living Lab Findings (End User Validation) symbIoTe Adam Olszewski, Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center Poznan Living Lab Workshop OC1, July 6th 2017, Poznan
  • 69. The Goal 7 © 2016 – The symbIoTe Consortium •To embrace the perspectives and expectations of IoT platform owners and their clients addressing value flows, stakeholders, business models and data sharing processes in cross- platform contexts.
  • 70. Key activities - Team C CLIENT IoT platform 13 © 2016 – The symbIoTe Consortium
  • 73. Company Y + smart yachting 17 • Responsible consumption & clean water
  • 74. © 2016 – The symbIoTe Consortium Company Y + smart yachting 18 Responsible consumption & clean water
  • 75. Company Z + Smart city 19 • Sustainable cities and communities • Justice and strong institutions
  • 77. NEW DATA/SENSORS (in bold): • Company X/smart stadium: indoor location, geofence alerts, event management, man-down detection, man-down detection, raw data from wearable sensors, beacons, user accounts, instruction messages, pressure sensors (for seats), navigation, temperature, humidity, SOS alerts, VoIP sound • Company Y/smart city: measured noise, noise level in dB, noise for a given location (latitude, longitude), noise in a given device (sensor id), noise at given time (timestamp), temperature, humidity, air pressure, number of cars passing, public transport info, air quality (CO2, NO2) • Company Z/smart yachting: humidity, air temperature, PH, water temperature, ORP, water level measurements, realtime ship space availability, availability historical data, berth space occupancy status, marina- related info, ship space coordinates, space names, marina pricing policies, user specific data, position/distance sensing, ship fuel level 18 NEW key resources
  • 79. Value proposition - goals after Market-specific goals of real-life stakeholders : • to organize personnel presence • to reduce queues • to monitor quality of life • to count traffic • to change local policies • to monitor security officers • to bill the yachts • to find empty spaces for docking • to monitor how many yachts are in the port • to navigate yachts • to distribute transport profiles
  • 80. 21 © 2016 – The symbIoTe Consortium Priority stakeholders
  • 81. • 2nd open call – deadline: 31 oct 2017 – budget: 540k€ (~10 x 50k€), no equity • what we are looking for – IoT platforms – cross-domain apps – small-scale trials • what you gain – investigate openness of your platform – discover added value offerings SMEs Startups app devs Let’s work together! 1st Open Call winners
  • 82. LIVING LAB EXAMPLES ARTUR SERRA (I2CAT, CATLABS PROJECT)
  • 83. The Catlabs project Artur Serra, Vicepresident of EnoLL Artur.serra@i2cat.net G-STIC Congress. Brussels, October 23-24, 2017
  • 87. The Catlabs program: A program of the Regional Government, part of the regional S3 strategy (2016-2020)
  • 89. The Lab: from a vision to an hypothesis Is it possible to create a universal innovation system for every citizen, upon Internet?
  • 90. Catlabs: a prototype of such system Local Innovation Labs. Metropolitan Labs. Highly Specialized Labs
  • 91. 91 CATLABS Platform a citizen-based open innovation, open research, open to the world platform. • Open to every citizen • Generating challenges • Offering skills • Sharing resources • Common training • Open innovation methods • Glocal platform
  • 93. LIVING LAB EXAMPLES DIMITRI SCHUURMAN (IMAC)
  • 94. ENTREPRENEURIAL LIVING LAB SERVICES PUBLIC DR. DIMITRI SCHUURMAN @DIMISCHUURMAN
  • 95. LIVING LABS AS A SERVICE
  • 96. EMPOWERING USERS TO IMPACT THE INNOVATION PROCESS IMPROVE DIGITAL INNOVATIONS BYACTIVELY INVOLVING USERS & @EXPERTS THROUGH CO-CREATION & REAL-LIFE INTERVENTION OUTSIDE OF CONTROLLED LAB ITERATIONS OF DESIGN CYCLES MULTI- STAKEHOLDER
  • 97. INNOVATRIX KICK-OFF WORKSHOP 3 ASSUMPTIONS POSITIVELYVALIDATED ASSUMPTION NEGATIVELY VALIDATED ASSUMPTION CUSTOMER SEGMENT CURRENT PRACTICES NEEDS VALUE PROPOSITION SOLUTION BARRIERS VALUE CAPTURE KEY PARTNERS
  • 98. LIVING LAB PROJECT APPROACH POWERED IMEC.LIVINGLABS CONTEXTUAL USER INSIGHT S CO- CREATED CONCEPT FIELDTRIAL W/ PROTOTYP E VALIDATED G2M & ROADMA P EXPLORE WITH POTENTIONAL USERS EXPERIMENT WITH TEST USERS TREND IDEATION DESIGN USER TESTING PLANNING
  • 99. 100 ENTREPRENEURIAL SERVICE PROJECTS 60% LINKED TO SUSTAINABILITY GOALS 8% 8% 6% 7% 9% 13% 5% 3% 6
  • 100. 6 FOR GOOD Starting point: - Idea for product scanning app to stimulate sustainable buying Living Lab activities: - - - - Co-creation sessions & persona creation UX-testing Small-scale field trial with MVP Adoption potential assessment Outcomes: - Feature iteration & rescoping to ecological footprint App available in app & Play stores +1K downloads B2B business model - - -
  • 101. NAZKA/ AIRCHECKR Starting point: - Platform for collecting and visualizing air quality Living Lab activities: - - - - - Ideation & co-creation sessions Crowdsourcing Survey Small-scale field trial Stakeholder interviews Outcomes: - - Use case definition: acts as data broker Combination real-time & historical data on maps https://www.aircheckr.com/- 7
  • 102. 8 PARTAGO Starting point: - Single entrepreneur with idea for electrical car sharing app in Ghent Living Lab activities: - - - - Segmentation survey Contextual inquiry current practices Field trial with 1 car & MVP app Evaluative co-creation Outcomes: - - - - Business model iteration: cooperative Extra features 276 members 16 electrical cars
  • 103. OVAM SYMBIOSIS PLATFORM 9 Starting point: - Transforming the ad hoc Symbiose matchmaking process into an online platform Living Lab activities: - Stakeholder interviews - Data visualization - Platform co-design & prototyping - UX-testing - Open & Linked Data model - Business model design Outcomes: - PoC of platform - UX-testing to start
  • 104. City of Things - Antwerp • IoT living and technology lab • Quadruple helix innovation projects • (big) data collection & monitoring tools for behaviour analysis & experiments
  • 108. CONCLUSION 108 Sustainability goals not an explicit focus, yet entrepreneurial support through Living Lab services Acitive user involvement Real-life experimentation Business model framework City of Things as IoT Living Lab & testbed Focus on smart city applications QH involvement Behaviour logging & analysis - experiments with behaviour change
  • 110. LIVING LAB EXAMPLES DR.BELINDA CHAN (LIVING LAB TAIWAN)
  • 111. • 2017/10/24 • Dr. Belinda Chen Living Lab Taiwan
  • 112. Operated by Institute for Information Industry(III), which established jointly by the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Taiwan and the members from academic and industrial communities. Started running in Minsheng community of Taipei City since 2008 and expanded to Songshan District with 300,000 residents. Became one of Adherent members of ENoLL in the 3rd Wave Call (2009) and to be the Effective member in February 2014. Link cross-field innovation, creativity, community and entrepreneurship. Taiwan Living Lab Bring Innovation and Science Closer to the Citizen!
  • 114. n Host“Smart Service Innovation Workshops” n Demands of people, creative ideas, and innovative products/services can be inspired. IDEAS Creation Maker Space Service Design Workshops
  • 115. Hackathons Students, programmers, designers, and makers are invited to attend hackathons to build working prototypes and demonstrate the feasibility of the creative ideas.
  • 116. Living Lab Trials n An accelerated testing ground for new products and services in which potential users evaluate their potential acceptance. n Bring innovation and science closer to the citizen!
  • 118. Service Trials of inMedia Providing all exhibition info and interactive services. >60,000 people had used. World Design Fair > 90,000 people used, >500,000 photo taken. Taipei Flora Expo Cultural Creative Industry Set up 11 machines, >380,000 people experienced within the cultural and creative Expo. Smart Kiosk Service Testing in Songshan District Service is being carried out in Office, Train Station, Sports Center, Market, ITeS Building, and Airport. 600,000 people have used the service With “Face Identification function”, the monitor would display different fortune poems in accordance with gender and age. >200,000 people had used it. Super “Bobi” fortune poems machine
  • 119. Integration of Wearable Devices & Exercise Management 118 Volunteers 3583 8 Test Fields 8 Weeks 20-60 Yrs ©VitExercise App Measurements: • Physical Fitness • Body compositions • Body measurements ü Wearable Device + App + IoT Cloud proved to be effective in health management. ü Enhanced fitness incentive and exercise habits ü Improved user’s health & fitness Wearable Device
  • 121. Living Labs Taiwan won the first-ever “Best Living Lab Project Award” launched by ENoLL (European Network of Living Labs) in 2016. • Conducting a multi-site experiment (8 operational environments involved) through the precise execution of SOPs and coordinated synergy management to obtain evidence-based, verifiable results. • Demonstrating the importance of ICT technology in promoting a healthier lifestyle, encouraging physical activity, preventing disease and ensuring human health. Video Link
  • 122. Achievements with Public Sectors Taiwan Living Lab signed a MOU with the Songshan District office of Taipei city (Left :Gary Gong ;Right: the Supervisor of Songshan District) We co-work with Songshan Dist. to win the best service award in Taipei City Accepted official Grateful Award (Left : Chairman of III; Right: the Supervisor of Songshan District) Be widely reported by Taiwanese media
  • 123. Achievements with Private Sectors Clients Services Achievements Citibank A) POS Design Assisted Citibank to establish electronic billboards for advertising purposes at Songshan Airport , focusing on the Users’ Digital Experience. Realtek Semi- conductor Corp. A) POS Design B) Establishment of Business Operation I. Developed an Eco-System for new media services at Songshan Airport. II. Helped Realtek find users to the pilot, establishing an industrial chain of digital content industry, helped to derive the start-up company ”Bobitag Tech”. ATUNAS A) POS Design B) Consumption & Operation Analysis Collected and analyzed 300 hikers’ data to help ATUNAS gain consumer Insight and predict their operation and management costs. Taipull Electric A) POS Design B) Service System Testing Helped 5 shops in Zhongli District develop an “Energy Saving System”, setting up a digital platform to analyze data to estimate the system’s benefits. Aishende A) POS Design Helped gain UX data from more than 5,000 participants that took part in a series of interactive services in Songshan Cultural and Creative Park Helped improve the interactive and operative media interface.
  • 124. “The Golden Service Testing Awards Competition” More than 200 teams including students, start-ups and companies participated in the activity in 2013 & 2014. We host… We received domestic and global awards iStudy ComCare Achievements with Young Talents
  • 126. LIVING LAB EXAMPLES MRS SAMIA CHELBI (DIGIART LIVING LAB TUNIS-NABEUL)
  • 127. VIDEO FROM SAMIA CHELBI
  • 128. Q&A
  • 131. 1. No Poverty 2. Zero Hunger 3. Good Health and Well-Being 4.Quality Education 5. Gender Equality 6. Clean Water and Sanitation 7. Affordable and Clean Energy 8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 9. Industry Innovation & Infrastructure 10. Reduced inqualities 11. Sustainable cities and Communities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action 14. Life Below Water 15. Life on Land 16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions 17. Partnership for the Goals 17 Sustainable Developement Goals People think of LLs Panelists think of LLs 1. No Poverty 2. Zero Hunger 3. Good Health and Well-Being 4.Quality Education 5. Gender Equality 6. Clean Water and sanitation 7. Affordable and Clean Energy 8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 9. Industry Innovation & Infrastructure 10. Reduced inqualities 11. Sustainable cities and Communities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action 14. Life Below Water 15. Life on Land 16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions 17. Partnership for the Goals
  • 132. 1. No Poverty 2. Zero Hunger 3. Good Health and Well-Being 4.Quality Education 5. Gender Equality 6. Clean Water and sanitation 7. Affordable and Clean Energy 8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 9. Industry Innovation & Infrastructure 10. Reduced inqualities 11. Sustainable cities and Communities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action 14. Life Below Water 15. Life on Land 16. Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions 17. Partnership for the Goals 17 Sustainable Developement Goals Areas to improve People think of LLs Panelists think of LLs