EPoSS Session1-6_Smart Systems Gateway_Topham

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Smart Systems Integration
Knowledge Gateway
David Topham – United Kingdom
Nicolas Gouze – VDI/VDE-IT
© EXPRESS 2015
SSI 2015, Copenhagen, 2015
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Definition
EXPRESS is generating a web-based Knowledge Gateway:
• Providing a one-stop-shop resource for ecosystem members, public
authorities and interested parties throughout society
• Signposting to other Smart Systems related resources
The themes included are:
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A map of EU players and their capabilities
Education, Training and Recruiting
Access to finance and Funding opportunities
New project watch and collaboration alert
Research, Design and Manufacture
Applications and Markets
Standardisation and Legislation
Event calendar
Publications
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A Gateway for all
• The Smart Systems Gateway needs to be for everyone,
not just technologists
• Helping SMEs to identify their position, their potential and their
prospects for support
And enabling large companies to discover new opportunities
to work with agile SMEs and research groups
• Assisting research groups to understand fast-shifting
applications and avenues for commercialisation
And informing investors about the rewards to be gained from
involvement in the Smart Systems revolution
• Positively engaging end users, the general public and
legislators to gain the society-wide benefits of Smart Systems
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Internal
Home
/ selection
structurepage
Welcome! For a personal introduction to Smart Systems
- click on the viewpoint that best describes yourself
Education
& Training
Research &
Development
Product design
Smart Systems
manufacturing
Consultancy or
Strategy and
Finance &
Specifier or
Cluster
business
Economic
- click on theBuyer
viewpoint
that
best describes
yourself
Management
development
development
Education
& Training
Specifier or
Buyer
Legislation
Regulation
Standards
Legislation
Regulation
Standards
Service provider
Research
&
Development
User or
potential user
Product design
Consultancy or
Cluster
Management
Strategy and
business
development
Education
Commercial
R&D
Public
R&D
General interest
Finance &
Economic
development
Embedded
software
Process
Product
design &
design &
development development
Service provider
Consultancy
& Cluster
Management
Legislation
Regulation
Standards
User or
potential user
Smart Systems
manufacturing
chain
Marketeers &
service
providers
Smart Systems
manufacturing
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Finance &
Economic
development
Applications
Sectors
General interest
Information
and
References
In the Smart Systems Ecosystem, skills and capability are
rewarded by revenue and investment – click for more details
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Internal structure
Education
& Training
Research &
Development
Specifier or
Buyer
Consultancy or
Cluster
Management
Product design
Smart Systems
manufacturing
Legislation
Regulation
Standards
EU Capability
Radar
Service provider
User or
potential user
General interest
Strategy and
business
development
Finance &
Economic
development
Smart Systems
Showcases
Smart Systems
Ecosystem
Applications
Sectors
Information and
References
Introduction to
Smart Systems
All information contained in the gateway remains accessible to any type of visitor!
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Home / selection page
- click on the viewpoint that best describes yourself
Education
& Training
Research &
Development
Product design
Smart Systems
manufacturing
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Specifier or
Buyer
Consultancy or
Cluster
Management
Strategy and
business
development
Finance &
Economic
development
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
Legislation
Regulation
Standards
Service provider
User or
potential user
General interest
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Education
Commercial
R&D
Public
R&D
Embedded
software
Finance &
Economic
development
Process
Product
design &
design &
Consultancy
& Cluster
Management
Legislation
Regulation
Standards
Smart Systems
manufacturing
chain
Marketeers &
service
providers
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
In the Smart Systems Ecosystem, skills and capability are
rewarded by revenue and investment – click for more details
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Example translation page
Smart Systems affect every walk of life. They are bringing diagnostic instruments to clinics. They are bringing
automatic safety systems to cars and public transport. They are becoming embedded into consumer goods, into
the networks that power and inform society, and they are underpinning the efficient provision of public and
private services. Increasingly they sense their surroundings, operate autonomously and collaborate with other
Smart Systems.
From the point of view of Education and Training, Smart Systems present interesting multidisciplinary challenges which will stretch students and teachers alike, but with major benefits in the creation of a
well-rounded skills base with excellent prospects for employment in industry or the research community.
The Smart Systems Showcases included in this Gateway will further help to inform and inspire students.
Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
Visions of Smart Systems
EU
Capability
Smart Systems not only unite multiple technologies,
Radar
they are strongly tailored to application sectors. This
knowledge-rich environment is fertile ground for a
From the point of view of
, Smart
multitruly European manufacturing
supply Systems
chain, and itspresent interestingSmart
Systems
involvement
of
agile,
innovative,
SMEs.
disciplinary challenges which will stretch students and teachers alike, but with major benef its in the creation
of a
Showcases
All
forms
of
Transport
&
Mobility
and
their
well-rounded skills base with excellent prospects f or employment in industry or the research community.
infrastructure continually demand improved safety,
Applications
efficiency
and environmental
Smart
Systems
The Smart Systems Showcases included in this
Gateway
will f urtherimpact.
help to
inf orm
and inspire students.
Sectors
offer reduced operator distraction and error, and
optimisation of vehicle control, navigation and
logistics across multiple modes of transportation.
Information
In Health & Well-being, Smart Systems, with their
and
Photograph: Frog Design
References
in-built expertise and portable miniaturisation,
promise benefits from personal diagnosis and
Frog Design envisage smart face masks that protect
monitoring, through treatment and the preparation of
but also sample pollution – communicating city-wide
targeted drugs and implants, and ultimately to
with other masks to provide a map of air quality
telemedicine and personalised health systems
across the community.
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Education and Training
SSI
Manufacturing & Factory Automation use Smart
Systems to optimise processes ranging from the
examination of raw materials and parts, the
predicting of subsequent machine settings to
compensate for variation, and the updating of
manufacturing
parameters
based upon end-product
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Copenhagen,
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rapyuta.org – Bart Va
Where robots Google - the Rapyuta database is part
of the European Robo Earth project, sharing and
standardising the way robots perceive the human
world
The capability for Smart Systems to Communicate,
with users and with other collaborating systems is
paramount. Furthermore, the individual elements of
Smart Systems may themselves be integrated by
communications rather than direct physical contact.
Energy is behind almost every class of human
endeavour. Civilisation depends upon care, security
and efficiency at every stage from the discovery and
unlocking of energy sources, through the storage
and distribution of energy and on to its final use.
Smart Systems are at work safeguarding and
optimising every aspect of this critical chain.
The demands for precision, low mass, fuel efficiency
and utmost reliability make Aerospace a
fundamental driver for high technology. Smart
Systems bring the potential for the elimination of
human error in control, guidance and navigation, and
for the continuous monitoring of safety-critical
airframes and ground systems.
Photograph : United States Coast Guard
Autonomous drones – gaining wide access to US
airspace by 2015, and 30,000 flying worldwide by
2020 – will be a huge driver for light, efficient, Smart
Systems development
Smart Systems, with their ability to accept and
evaluate multiple inputs - temperature, pressure,
rainfall, pollutants, contaminants - are already
finding application in The Environment. Their ability
to network, coupled with small size and low cost,
enables area-wide improvements not only in living
and working environments, but also across the
recycling and disposal landscape.
The ability of Smart Systems to make autonomous
decisions based upon a combination of events allow
them to safeguard life, property and information,
maintaining a continuous vigil. Safety, Security &
Reliability affect all walks of life, from the protection
of transactions and identity through to product safety
and the continuous monitoring of food quality.
Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
Smart Systems are playing an increasing role in
Construction & Civil Engineering, starting with
surveying, continuing with the logistics of bringing
together the manifold elements of construction,
controlling the services of completed buildings and
structures, and monitoring their integrity over life.
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In Clothing & Textiles the uptake of wearable
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Photograph : United States Coast Guard
Autonomous drones – gaining wide access to US
airspace by 2015, and 30,000 flying worldwide by
2020 – will be a huge driver for light, efficient, Smart
Systems development
evaluate multiple inputs - temperature, pressure,
rainfall, pollutants, contaminants - are already
finding application in The Environment. Their ability
to network, coupled with small size and low cost,
enables area-wide improvements not only in living
and working environments, but also across the
recycling and disposal landscape.
The ability of Smart Systems to make autonomous
decisions based upon a combination of events allow
them to safeguard life, property and information,
maintaining a continuous vigil. Safety, Security &
Reliability affect all walks of life, from the protection
of transactions and identity through to product safety
and the continuous monitoring of food quality.
Smart Systems are playing an increasing role in
Construction & Civil Engineering, starting with
surveying, continuing with the logistics of bringing
together the manifold elements of construction,
controlling the services of completed buildings and
structures, and monitoring their integrity over life.
In Clothing & Textiles the uptake of wearable
technology and in-built features in upholstery and
wall coverings is fast accelerating due to the
adoption of low cost yet durable Smart Systems with
their ability to integrate flexibly and to harvest energy
from the users’ environment.
Near Field Communication – Gemalto and NXP
Smart Systems Communications and Security team
up to provide secure transactions whilst protecting
personal identity
The convergence of broadcasting, communications
and computing is revolutionising not just the media,
but also all manner of domestic appliances. The
massive and pervasive Home & Entertainment
sector now takes Smart Systems for granted, and an
eager public expects further advances month-bymonth.
Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
The most basic needs of increasing populations are
provided by continuing advances in the efficiency
and productivity of the Agriculture, fisheries, food
& beverage sectors. Smart Systems have key roles
to play in dairy and arable farming, forestry, the
fishing industry, food
and drinks processing,
distribution and safety.
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Smart Systems Primer
Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
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Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
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The ecosystem and its players
 Embedded software
experts identify and install
the intelligence that makes
Smart products smart
Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Education
Commercial
R&D
Public
R&D
Embedded
software
Process
Product
design &
design &
 Clusters knit together the
diversity of players that are
needed to research, design
and create Smart Systems
Consultancy
& Cluster
Management
Legislation
Regulation
Standards
 The manufacturing chain
includes everything from raw
Finance & materials and components
Economic
through to finished goods –
development
and the tools and machines
to make them
Smart Systems
manufacturing
chain
Marketeers &
service
providers
 Legislation can hasten the
deployment of proven Smart
Systems, eg Air bags
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
Clickable descriptions (examples)
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EU Capability Radar
www.express-ca.eu/SSI-Capability-Radar
Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Search & filter criteria (info in pop-up):
• Education & Training
• Public R&D
• Commercial R&D
• Product design & development
• Embedded software
• Process design and development
• Smart Systems
supply and manufacturing chain
• Marketing and service provision
• Finance and economic development
• Consultancy and cluster management
• Legislation, regulation and standards
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Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information for each dot on the map:
Contact details, description (400 words),
application area(s), specialities or specific
services, GPS data, …
Only public information!
Information
and
References
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Example showcase: Smart Medical Devices
Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
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Example showcase: Smart Home
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Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
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Example showcase: Smart Community
Gateway home
Smart
Services
Smart
Building
Smart
Business
Smart
Energy
Smart
Home
Internet
Smart
Transport
ation
Smart
Security
&
Safety
Smart
Factory
Smart
Living
EMobility
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Home
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
Smart City
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Applications Sectors selection page
Gateway home
Smart Systems applications sectors
- click for in-depth information
Construction
& Civil
Engineering
Home &
Entertainment
Safety, Security
& Reliability
Manufacturing
& Factory
Automation
Communications
Aerospace
Energy
Transport &
Mobility
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Agriculture,
fisheries, food
& beverage
Clothing &
Textiles
Health &
Well-being
The
Environment
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
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Example application sector - Automotive
Automotive
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Overview
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Smart systems affect every aspect of automotive. A
great number of sensors, actuators and processors
are already in place in today’s cars, so the
opportunity is to further install “smartness”.
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
in the long term vision of autonomous vehicles it will
be extremely important to build a reliable set of
images which describe precisely both the internal
and external “state-of-functions”.
An immense amount of data must be processed in
real time in order to provide a coherent picture. At
the same time, the vehicle will be integrated and will
interact into a much larger eco-system.
Opportunities for Smart Systems
• Much intelligence integrated already, in all
vehicles, and particularly at the heart of the EV.
• Optimise driver decision making and navigation.
• Health and Usage monitoring.
• Real-time sensor fusion and virtual sensor creation
• Smart “shell” design and implementation
EU
Capability
Radar
Selespeed Robotized gear-box Control Unit - Magneti
Marelli
Hurdles to be overcome
• Re-inventing architectures – simplifying, localising,
distributing. Trade-off from local to remote.
• Real time processing performance and multi-core
platform.
• Affordable
solutions
applications.
for
safety
relevant
• Consumer Electronic meets Automotive.
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
Applications
According to some in depth analysis (“Smart Connectivity: Connected Automotive Systems” B. Bihr, President
Bosch Engineering GmbH, June 2012) there will be about 7bn connected people and about 1bn licensed
connected vehicles worldwide by 2015. Moreover, due to the capability of HEV/EV to manage electrical energy
on-board, it will become natural to consider the vehicle as a user/producer of electrical energy. As a result, the
vehicle will interact in the Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet of Energy (IoE). Hence, there will be important
opportunities for Smart Systems both in consolidated ( powertrain, chassis, body,..) and new domains:
• Smart cluster for driver assistance.
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An immense amount of data must be processed in
real time in order to provide a coherent picture. At
the same time, the vehicle will be integrated and will
interact into a much larger eco-system.
Opportunities for Smart Systems
• Much intelligence integrated already, in all
vehicles, and particularly at the heart of the EV.
• Optimise driver decision making and navigation.
• Health and Usage monitoring.
• Real-time sensor fusion and virtual sensor creation
• Smart “shell” design and implementation
Selespeed Robotized gear-box Control Unit - Magneti
Marelli
Hurdles to be overcome
• Re-inventing architectures – simplifying, localising,
distributing. Trade-off from local to remote.
Gateway home
• Real time processing performance and multi-core
platform.
• Affordable
solutions
applications.
for
safety
relevant
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
• Consumer Electronic meets Automotive.
Applications
According to some in depth analysis (“Smart Connectivity: Connected Automotive Systems” B. Bihr, President
Bosch Engineering GmbH, June 2012) there will be about 7bn connected people and about 1bn licensed
connected vehicles worldwide by 2015. Moreover, due to the capability of HEV/EV to manage electrical energy
on-board, it will become natural to consider the vehicle as a user/producer of electrical energy. As a result, the
vehicle will interact in the Internet of Things (IoT) and Internet of Energy (IoE). Hence, there will be important
opportunities for Smart Systems both in consolidated ( powertrain, chassis, body,..) and new domains:
• Smart cluster for driver assistance.
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
• Safety.
• Optimise range, performance, comfort.
• Smart e-actuators.
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
Space reserved for pictures, charts or tables
Source: Strategy Analytics Data Jan 2013
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Information and References selection page
Gateway home
Smart Systems resource centre
Smart systems
primer
Technology and
partner watch
Funding
schemes
Technologies
for Smart
Systems
Business
development
tools
Production
Processes for
Smart Systems
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Events calendar
News
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Career & job
opportunities
Future
research
priorities
Reference
documents
Links
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
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Links and example projects in Smart Systems
Gateway home
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Horizon 2020
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
Regional and National
public funding
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Venture Capital
funding
Information
and
References
Self funding
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Information and References selection page
Gateway home
Smart Systems resource centre
Smart systems
primer
Technology and
partner watch
Funding
schemes
Technologies
for Smart
Systems
Business
development
tools
Production
Processes for
Smart Systems
Introduction
to Smart
Systems
Events calendar
News
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Career & job
opportunities
Future
research
priorities
Reference
documents
Links
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
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77 Research agenda documents analysed
for “Smart Links” and consolidated
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to Smart
Systems
Smart
Systems
Ecosystem
Back to the radar!
- An opportunity for you!
EU
Capability
Radar
Smart
Systems
Showcases
Applications
Sectors
Information
and
References
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Join the Ecosystem!
Open
Open and
and fill
fill in
in the
the form
form to
to describe
describe
yourself
yourself on
on the
the ecosystem
ecosystem map:
map:
www.express-csa/SSI-capability-radar
Enrich the map, no matter which of the following you represent:
 Education & Training
 Embedded software
 Public & Commercial R&D
 Process design & development
 Consultancy & Cluster Management
 Legislation, Regulation, Standards
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 Product design & development
 Smart Systems Manufacturing
 Finance & Economic development
 Service Provider
 End-User
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Thank you for your attention!
Contacts:
Petra Weiler,
[email protected]
Nicolas Gouze
[email protected]
EXPRESS is a Coordination Action that receives
funding from the European Commission's 7th
Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under
Grant Agreement No. 610551
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