1. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 1 Integrated Project “Daidalos” Designing Advanced network Interfaces for the Delivery and Administration of Location independent, Optimised personal Services EC FP6 - 506997 “Mobile and Wireless Systems Beyond 3G” 57 th DVB TM Meeting Geneva, Sept. 23th, 2004 given by Klaus Illgner, Siemens, on behalf of the Daidalos Consortium

2. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 2 The Vision The vision of Daidalos is of a world in which: Mobile users can enjoy a diverse range of personalized services, seamlessly supported by the underlying technology and transparently provided through a pervasive interface Mobility has been fully established through open, scalable and seamless integration of a complementary range of heterogeneous network technologies. Network and service operators are able to develop new business activities and provide profitable services in such an integrated mobile world.

3. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 3 Daidalos Objectives Mobility Beyond 3G Enable multi-access and multi-operator heterogeneity Mobility support of terminals, persons, and sessions Separation of transport and service infrastructure seamless service handover Network and Service Convergence All-IPv6 network infrastructure seamless integration of broadcast and mobile networks Teleservices, Mobile Services, Broadcast Services, Sensor Services, …. Pervasive Systems and User Centered Services diverse range of pervasive and personalized services Pervasive Service Platform incl. service discovery & provisioning SA4C &Privacy (audit, authenticate, authorise, account, charge, secure) Context-based adaptive reconfigurability & personalization Develop and demonstrate an open architecture based on a common network protocol IPv6

4. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 4 WP 4 – Pervasive Systems Scenario Driven Design Scenarios „Mobile University“ „Automotive Mobility“ Architecture Technology Scouting Business Models Network Services Network Concepts WP 2 - Integration of Heterogeneous Networks WP 3 - Services, Network Management and Provisioning WP5 Integrated System Evaluation

5. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 5 DAIDALOS Scenarios Mobile University Key Vision Students studying abroad, having access to their personal set of services and dynamically discovering local services and devices. Key building blocks Organizing daily life at the university: friends, appointments and reservations, classes, projects, exams, entertainment. Locating people and devices, checking availability, discovering local services. Relying on best/cheapest available infrastructure. Moving sessions and content between devices. Working and playing while on and off campus. Personal broadcasting, e.g. classes and speeches.

6. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 6 DAIDALOS Scenarios Automobile Mobility Key Vision Mobility supporting services in and around the vehicle with aspects of personal multimedia, ad-hoc mobile networking and session mobility. Key building blocks Access to personal information and services inside and outside the vehicle. Locating and detecting presence. Service and content adaptation based on QoS across network and operator boundaries. Session mobility between terminals (incl. vehicles), and across organizational and operational domains. Broadcast services for entertainment, inter-vehicle safety and regional traffic information services.

7. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 7 High Level Architecture Service Provider I Transport Operator A Transport Operator B End- User A 3PSP Access Operators Access network operator 1 Access network operator 3 Access Network Type B Access network operator 2 Access Network Type C Access Network Type B Access Network Type A Transport operators Service Provider II Service Provider III Federation INTERFACE(s) INTERFACE INTERFACE(s) One or multiple Federation

8. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 8 Daidalos - Technology Description of technological solution Including broad range and types of network technologies, such as fixed and mobile, wired and wireless, symmetric and asymmetric, unicast and broadcast, ad-hoc and infrastructure mode networks Mobility and layer 3-paging (IP paging), routing and discovery QoS measurements, Resource Management functionalities, IP-QoS to Layer 2 mapping, header compression, adaptive packet forwarding Personalised user session: Security, Authentication, Authorisation, Accounting, Auditing, and Charging (SA4C) Pervasive computing, intelligent context- awareness and extended personalisation Consideration of operator requirements

9. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 9 Relationships between Workpackages Broadcast

10. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 10 Broadcast Architecture DVB e.g. UMTS, WLAN, … network base station DVB-T/H transmitter Mobile Terminal DVB-UMTS Mux Access network Base station Interactive Channel Broadcast Channel Broadcast QoS-Broker Broadcast SPP Data carousel TV media SPP KDC MSPP Carousel Content- Management Adap Serv. A4C PSI/SI & ESG Data Streaming MBMS base station MBMS SPP

11. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 11 Broadcast Related Topics Assuming a return channel exists and is always on Broadcast in all IPv6 networks multicast for DVB-H / MBMS, unicast for GPRS / UMTS Broadcast in heterogeneous networks In Daidalos broadcast networks are just access networks. potentially common management of unicast and broadcast links Assuming that specific broadcast operators exist Seamless integration of MBMS and DVB-H with suitable handover mechanisms full mobility Service provisioning seamlessly support also broadcast links reuse of existing infrastructure also for broadcast (SA4C, QoS, service provisioning, …) resource optimization smart routing

12. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 12 Potential Benefit of a Relation to DVB integrated service concepts business aspects from an operator point of view ability to verify DVB-H IPDC technology Initial developments to expand DVB-H specific technology into a seamlessly integrated heterogeneous network infrastructure

13. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 13 Thanks for your attention ! Contacts: riccardo.pascotto@t-system.com H ans-Werner.Bitzer @t-systems.com Thanks for your attention !

14. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 14

15. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 15 Fact Sheet  DAIDALOS is an Integrated Project in EU Framework Programme 6  Strategic objective: Mobile & Wireless Systems Beyond 3G  Timing  Start: November 2003, duration: 5 years  Phase 1: 30 months (assigned by ZB I & EU)  Phase 2: to be proposed/detailed by mid of 2005  Finances  Overall Budget = 25,7 Mio Euro; Funding = 14,7 Mio Euro  DTAG Share: 1.981.608 (Funding: 1.052.999)  Consortium  Mixture of competences and profiles covering operators, industry, research and users  46 partners including Telefonica, FT, Portugal Telecom, Telenor, Telecom Italia, Siemens, NEC, BMW, Lucent, Fraunhofer and others  Coordination: Deutsche Telekom

16. Daidalos@DVB-TM, September 23, 2004 © The Daidalos Consortium, Page 16 Objectives Develop and demonstrate an open architecture based on a common network protocol (IPv6), that becomes a significant step towards approaching the Daidalos vision. Design, prototype and validate the necessary infrastructure and components for efficient distribution of services over such an architecture Support of the convergence of broadcast and mobile networks Integrate complementary network technologies to provide pervasive and user- centred access to these services, Develop an optimized signalling system for communication and management support in these networks, Demonstrate the results of the work through strong focus on user-centered and scenario-based development of technology.