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ITEA 3 – Call 2 Informing the EIRICT Community October 7th, 2015

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1 ITEA 3 – Call 2 Informing the EIRICT Community October 7th, 2015

2 Meeting agenda ITEA program ITEA 3 Call 2 National Perspective on ITEA
PO-Days for ITEA 3 Call 2

3 ITEA Program

4 ITEA – General Information
ITEA: Information Technology for European Advancement EUREKA cluster programme (other: CATRENE, Celtic-Plus) Founded by industry: industry-driven, business-oriented Geographic Scope: Europe and beyond (e.g. Canada; Korea); Minimum project consortium: 2 companies from 2 countries Content scope:  Software-Intensive Systems and Services Bottom-up approach: No prescribed ITEA strategic agenda Joint ITEA ARTEMIS-IA/ECSEL High-Level Vision 2030 document Set of ITEA-recognized innovation challenges

5 PO-FPP Labelling and Public Funding
Project Proposals: internationally reviewed (ITEA Organization)  ITEA Label nationally funded (NL: RvO.nl) The ITEA label implies that the ITEA organisation recommends the project to the Public Authorities (PAs) for public funding. An ITEA label, however, does not automatically imply funding for the project; each partner must apply for funding in its own country. The rules for national application submission, eligibility criteria and funding possibilities differ per country and may change over time. Contact your national funding contact for specific national recommendations and funding possibilities: - A project leader should monitor the funding status of each partner country Public funding is not a pre-requisite for a partner to participate in a project.

6 ITEA yearly Call process
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 ITEA 2 projects C2 C3 ITEA 3 C1 C4 C5 C6 C7 C8 Call 1 Call 2 Call 3 Call 4 Call 5 Call 6 Call 7 Call 8 PO days Istanbul Amsterdam Brussels 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023

7 ITEA 3: Living Roadmap Challenges
ITEA scope: no prescribed roadmap; a set of recognized innovation challenges: Sustainability (e.g. Smart energy) Mobility (e.g. Smart mobility) Entertainment Healthcare Ageing society & wellbeing Security and safety Engineering Knowledge-based society Virtualisation of communities Urbanisation (e.g. Urbanisation and smart cities; ICT infrastructure and challenges) Globalization Service economy Details:

8 ITEA Themes addressed in ITEA 3 Call 1 (2014) projects
Challenges addressed by the 13 projects labeled in ITEA 3, Call 1 (2014): Engineering: 5 projects Healthcare 2 projects Security & Safety: 2 projects Ageing Society & Wellbeing: 1 project Mobility: 1 project Service Economy: 1 project Urbanisation: 1 project

9 ITEA 3, Call 1 (2014) results ITEA 3, Call 1: 13 projects labeled
8 labeled projects with Dutch participation 4 labeled projects with TU/e involvement 2 labeled projects proposed by TU/e 2 labeled projects with TU/e involvement funded: DPathology 14014 ASSUME

10 ITEA 3, Call 2

11 Call process in detail

12 Timeline Schedule for ITEA 3, Call 2
22 September 2015 :  Sept : Opening of the Call Project Outline (PO) preparation meeting, Brussels, project idea generation and partner finding Deadline submission of PO Accepted POs invited for submission of Full Project Proposals (FPPs) Full Project Proposal Briefing Deadline for submission of FPPs Labelling of projects Announcement of labelling results Project leader briefing day National funding applications 30 October 2015 : 27 November 2015 : 10 December 2015 : 9 February 2016 :  10 March 2016 :  11 March 2016 :  23 March 2016 : Q : (or earlier dependent on national procedures :

13 PO and FPP Phase 2-phase process
Create a convincing story: you propose a unique idea with potential for high impact PO Phase Refine the PO idea by taking into account the evaluation feedback Create a convincing story: you propose a good project in terms of consortium, WBS and management, to realise and push the PO idea on the market WBS: Workpackage Breakdown Structure FPP Phase

14 Criteria for a good PO - 1 Clear objectives and outputs (examples):
Novel algorithms Software architectures Open Source libraries Demonstrators Prototypes Contributions to standards Etc. Tangible, realistic, ambitious

15 Criteria for a good PO - 2 Quantification criteria (examples):
Consumption (GPU, RAM, heat…) Frame rate (HW dependent) Algorithm performances Scalability Maturity Etc.

16 Criteria for a good PO - 3 Clear structure: At PO stage, only provide:
The project structure The milestones Effort/Financials PO contains: Technology analysis, technology value chain & where to innovate Market analysis, business value chain New PO template provided by ITEA

17 National Perspective on ITEA

18 National (NL) Perspective on ITEA 3
National coordinator must be from industry Competition for funding among labelled projects with Dutch participation National timing for ITEA 3, Call 2: Funding applications: april 2016 (expected) Assumed project start: summer 2015 Total NL budget (not yet fixed): 10 M€ Important criteria for national funding: No strict rule re. Proportion of participation industry / knowledge institutes, but…. Potential of project aims for Dutch economy Composition of Dutch sub-consortium

19 Funding of ITEA 3 projects
Funding in NL (based on integral costs): Knowledge Institutes: 50% Large Enterprises: 25% SME: 35% ITEA fee: for each partner an annual fee of 1.1% of planned project costs (ref. latest FPP submitted)

20 Contact persons at RvO.nl (2015) for International Innovation Programs
More information For more information and advice you may contact the advisors of RvO, indicated below. Send an directly to them or call T 088 –  Programma Naam contactpersoon ITEA 3 Guus Derks Robert-Jaap (Bob) van der Bijl Wilbert Schaap CATRENE Eurostars ENIAC + ARTEMIS  ECSEL H2020 Ramon Rentmeester Bert van Werkhoven

21 PO Preparation Days for ITEA 3, Call 2

22 ITEA 3 Call 2 PO Preparation Days, 22+23 September 2015 - Project Ideas - 1
Acronym Title / Scope Proposer 4 4: OPA  Open Product InnovAtor – Open Innovation for New Product Development Guenther Ruhe 5 5: SafeRescue Improving Offshore Petroleum Safety by Remote Monitoring of Worker Location and Biometrics Scott Tiffin 6 6: FOPLD Fiber optic pipeline leak detection Ehsan Jalilian 7 7: SDHDMP Sensor Driven Health Data Messaging Platform Mehadi Sayed 8 8: eHealth Mobile  International distribution of TELEROO™ to increase access to mobile clinical services Robyn Sarah Henderson 9 9: NMR-APPS-15 (renamed QC Cloud) New Applications for Compact NMR Analysis Andrew Hillson 10 10: APDALA Attack Prevention and Detection in Airside and Landside in an Airport Sidi Mohammed Senouci 11 11: TraumAlert Automatic Trauma Device Project - to build a smart device that can summon help while simultaneously Ian Joseph Atkinson 13 13: DrugsInOrgans 3D organ chemical microscopy for drug testing - the new generation Cyril Petibois 14 14: HI-RISE  High Integrity RPAS by Innovative Software Engineering Erha Mega Andika 15 15: CitiSim Smart City 3D simulation and monitoring platform Félix Jesús Villanueva 16 16: Product Lifecycle Management software for SME  Product Lifecycle Management Software for Small to Medium Enterprise (SME) Boris Djordjevic 17 17: REVIVE  Rejuvenation of Variable Embedded Software Systems & Architectures Alexander Viehl 21 21: IoTSDC  Internet of Things (IoT) Secure Development Certification Farbod H Foomany 22 22: IOT-BOMA Internet of Things – Big Data, Optimization, Management & Analytics Platform Alison Sunstrum 25 25: SMATS  Social Media Analytic Tools for Security Pierre Charron

23 ITEA 3 Call 2 PO Preparation Days, 22+23 September 2015 - Project Ideas - 2
Acronym Title / Scope Proposer 26 26: PLATO  Product Line Approach Anytime Adoption Automation TOolkit Jacques Robin 28 28: Digital backbone  E2E digital product creation process for customer tailored products Ad de Beer 29 29: ECCDS3 Excellence in Clinical Collaboration & Decision Support Kyle Peterson 30 30: SyneCloud Optimizing transportation costs and utilization with the synergy of group buying Felix Zesch 31 31: SPEAR  Smart Prognosis of Energy with Allocation of Resources Anton Georgiev Strahilov 32 32: BrainCoach Game Application to Reduce Potential Neurodegenerative Diseases Anil Turkmayali 35 35: FullTruckLoader Higher utilization and lower costs by integrating call-offs and inbound logistics Wendelin Gross 36 36: EWatch Elderly Watch Aylin Yorulmaz 37 37: BAREM  Behavior Analysis for Reverse Efficient Modeling Olivier Nicolas 38 38: GvSecure Global Vehicle to Vehicle Secure Communications Sherry Elaine Shannon-Vanstone 39 39: 3DGCS  3D GIS City Scene – The Catalyst to Enable a True Smart City Elton Yuen 40 40: CwMH Continuity with Machine Health Raija Halonen 41 41: NUANCE Non UI Applications for Neighbourhood Covered Entities Özer Aydemir 43 43: IoTFeT IoT federation technology for interoperability of IoT platforms at global scale Oh-Cheon Kwon 44 44: SSF: SET4Man Safety Enhancement Tech for Manufacturing Workers by Using ICT Devices and Sensors 46 46: Flex4Apps  Platform for Application Flexibility in Cyber-Physical Systems Markus Taumberger 47 47: SoMeDi  Social media and data harvesting for innovation and growth Päivi Jaring 50 50: SmartCare  Developing a smart care ecosystem 48 48: SMARTMAN  Smart manufacturing management system Pascal Pollet 51 51: Multi Cyber Threat Detection System Multi Cyber Threat Detection System Ali Serdar Atalay

24 ITEA 3 Call 2 PO Preparation Days, 22+23 September 2015 - Project Ideas - 2
Acronym Title / Scope Proposer 53 53: MOS2S  Media Orchestration - Sensor to Screen Omar Aziz Niamut 54 54: AIDA  Advanced intelligent verification of different application Manfred Werner Dietrich 55 55: Virtual CFRP  Virtual Process Chain for holistic Optimisation of CFRP Product Developments Klaus Wolf 57 57: CA-HR Context Aware Hybrid Radio Mike Matton 58 58: Pro-Smile Adaptive Service Processes for Smart Factories in Digital Industrial Ecosystems Jukka Hemilä 59 59: SPLES  Software Product Lines for Embedded Systems Jens Meinicke 60 60: NRG-DC  eNeRGy-efficient Data Centers Lamya Belhaj 61 61: OSSG  OPEN SEISMIC SENSOR GRID Gert-Jan van Dijk 62 62: IoT4SURE IoT Telemetry system for severe operating environments George Suciu 63 63: ENTOC  Engineering Tool Chain for Efficient and Iterative Development of Smart Factories Thomas Bangemann 67 67: DIIB DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE ENTEGRATION BOX Bengü Türk Üstünel 71 71: ESTABLISH Environmental Sensing To Act for a Better Quality of Life: Smart Health Matthijs W. Leeuw 72 72: SHAAPING  Support of Healthy Ageing through big data Analysis and multifactorial intervention on PreventING de Hassane Essafi 73 73: toolClub  Multimodal interaction and multilingual content delivery 77 77: PELBISC  Platform for Exchange of Location-Based Information in Smart City Stéphane Schmoll 78 78: CERVESA ComputER Vision methods to boost Engineering Simulations and Analysis Leonid Lichtenstein 82 82: TSE Trusted Sharing Economy Matti Penttilä 85 85: PiBank  Personal Information Bank Özgün Algin

25 Current trends in the ITEA 3 call
Highest-ranking keywords in the 2015 project ideas: Big Data(6) Security (5) Health (3) Healthcare (3) Machine Learning (3) Platform (3) Sensor Fusion (3) Smart Cities (3)

26 Criteria for selecting project ideas
Some criteria for selecting a project idea to join: Strength of the overall project coordinator Strength of the overall consortium Participation of sufficiently strong Dutch industrial party/parties Sufficient participation by Dutch industrial parties Ability to deliver necessary contributions based on your expertise and research ambitions Building your own consortium based on your own project idea is possible of course… Participation by Dutch industrial parties: A project idea you select: Either has to have already participation by Dutch industry Or you have to be able to involve Dutch industry on short notice

27 Selection of project ideas
In the following slides we present a selection of project ideas + consortia in preparation: 28: Digital Backbone 38: GVSecure 35: FullTruckLoader

28 Digital Backbone ITEA PO Preparation Days 2015 Gökay Yeğen
E2E digital product creation process for customer tailored products ITEA PO Preparation Days Gökay Yeğen

29 Digital product creation process top level circles
market need market experience virtual value proposition physical world product delivery & installation requirements & specifications virtual world customized prototype → product virtual architecture display of virtual prototypes virtual design & optimization 2 September 22, 2015 Philips Research & Lighting Confidential

30 Current digital product creation process (new luminaire)
Project execution time 6 5 4 3 2 1 collect market need define value proposition collect requirements (Months) Light Street optimize product design define specifications define architecture design product build product visualize product install product service product configurator al September 22, 2015 Philips Research & Lighting Confidenti

31 E2E digital product creation process
Problem statement Digital product creation process needs to be accelerated and the customer impact needs to be increased for the “end-user driven” products. “The challenge is not to customize products and services in itself – but to do it in a profitable way.” Hvam, Mortensen, & Riis, 2008, Product Customization. Set targets (KPIs) Contribution to “Time to market” (time) Cost benefit per customized product design ($) Customer satisfaction for “end-user driven” products September 22, 2015 Philips Research & Lighting Confidential

32 Project idea description
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 28 Thanks to the fast manufacturing systems, building personalized solutions is the new trend in the industry. Consumers are not satisfied enough by configuring their products with a predefined set of limited options. To design a unique solution for each customer, current limitations are the repetition of the entire engineering effort for each design limited customer impact/feedback during design process loss of information and time due to the non-digital project phases E2E product creation process needs to be accelerated & the customer increased for the “end-user driven” products by impact needs to be enabling a better interaction between customer and the design of a product using intelligent product models automating the recurring engineering effort taking advantage of the computational power

33 Future digital product creation process
IT structure customer interaction engineering production customer data virtual value proposition requirements & specifications virtual architecture virtual design & optimization virtual prototypes customized prototype → product product delivery & installation market experience market need MS officMe S Stand aloSnteand aloSnteand alone MS officMe S Stand aloSnteand alonSetand CAx CAx CAx CAx officMe S officMe S CAx CAx aloSnteand alone CAx CAx officMe S office PLM CAx officMe S office ERP CAx ERP PLM Simplified representation of the SW tools used for “Digital product creation process” September 22, 2015 Philips Research & Lighting Confidential

34 Key selling points What is the market relevance?
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 28 What is the market relevance? The entire market of personalized (consumer and professional) products e.g. lighting, prosthesis, shoes, helmets, audio, consumer electronics, household goods, etc… What is the innovation? Intelligent product models with optimized multi-domain performance Enabling customer to design a product in real-time Connecting the entire product creation process Direct link from design to production What is the business impact? Reducing time-to-market for the customer tailored products Avoiding the production of undesired products Maximizing the impact of the customer on product design

35 E2E digital product creation process
The project proposals 16 and 58 are merged into project proposal 28. Already countries like Netherlands, Finland, Canada, Turkey and Germany are interested in participating. “Automated Value Chain” is the motto. This requires the following expertise's: Customer interaction/requirements management Design and architecture Compliances and regulations Manufacturing capabilities Provide product services - … Possible application domains: Lighting, footwear, fashion, furniture, agriculture… September 22, 2015 Philips Research & Lighting Confidential

36 E2E digital product creation process
Automated Value Chain is about Customized On demand Design Manufacturing Delivery September 22, 2015 Philips Research & Lighting Confidential

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38 Global Vehicle to Vehicle Secure Communications
GvSecure Global Vehicle to Vehicle Secure Communications ITEA PO Preparation Days 2015, Brussels Sherry Shannon-Vanstone, President and CEO TrustPoint Innovation Technologies Ltd.

39 Project idea description
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 38 Global initiatives to develop vehicle to vehicle (V2V) communications standards (V2X, C2C, etc) Secure, reliable, and trustworthy V2V communications is a fundamental requirement Project objective: develop a framework solution that will “unify” the varying V2V security and privacy requirements - make it easy for an automotive OEM to satisfy and address the key requirements and technical challenges around security and privacy Vehicle to Vehicle Communications Connected Car - Possible Attack Vectors 2

40 Project idea description - Architecture
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 38 US V2X European C2C SCMS Manager Policy Technical Other Jurisdictions Root CA Certification Lab Intermediate CA Misbehavior Authority Internal Blacklist Manager Detection Generator Global CRL Enrollment CA Pseudonym CA Authority Authority 2 Linkage Linkage Store Broadcast CRL CRL Request Coordination Registration Authority Device Config. Manager Location Obscurer Proxy Legend Intrinsically Central Not Intrinsically Central Device 1 Device 2 DDeevviiccee33 Out-of-band communication Regular communication On-Board Equipment (OBE) 3

41 Key selling points Market Relevance: Innovation: Business Impact:
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 38 Market Relevance: Transportation: Address safety, mobility, and environmental issues Crash avoidance systems: Reduce 80% of vehicle crashes Mandated: Crash avoidance systems in effect by 2020 Innovation: Solutions that solve the security challenges associated with scalability and efficiency related to large scale deployments Addressing: Message Validity; Privacy; Bandwidth & Networking; Complicated Architectures; Varying National Policies Business Impact: Prevent unauthorized access to critical systems Reduce product development risk and complexity Faster time to market in developing secure vehicle to vehicle communications products

42 Partners & expertise Partners involved Missing partners / expertise
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 38 Partners involved TrustPoint (Canada): Security Software Toolkits, Infrastructure Components, and Security Consulting CGI (Sweden): Security Certificate Policy Management NXP joined  Which NXP? (NL, GE, AU, FR, BE) Missing partners / expertise Global Automotive OEM Tier-1 Automotive Supplier of On-Board Equipment (OBE) Semiconductor Manufacturer Targeting OBE Equipment

43 Sherry Shannon-Vanstone
Contact details PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 38 Sherry Shannon-Vanstone President and CEO TrustPoint Innovation Technologies 450 Phillip Street, Suite 101 Waterloo, Ontario, N2L 5J2 Canada Office: Cell:

44 FullTruckLoader Higher utilization and lower costs by integrating call-offs and inbound logistics ITEA PO Preparation Days 2015 Wendelin Gross, 4flow AG (Berlin)

45 Agenda PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 35 Project Idea Impact Consortium

46 Project idea description
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 35 Challenges High costs for transportation Road congestion IT and data of manufacturing and logistics companies and networks not harmonized Solution: Software framework to facilitate Shift of material call-offs for better truck utilization with regard of production schedule constraints Flexible use of most appropriate vehicle type and transport mode Harmonize planning systems (ERP & TMS)

47 Key selling points Innovation Market relevance Business impact
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 35 Innovation Integration of logistics, flexible routing, and production planning IT-driven solution Market relevance European transportation market size totals ca. €360 billion Road transportation: More than 70% of total volume Business impact Better utilization of transportation and reduced traffic Lower costs and increased competitiveness of shippers

48 Use cases Use Case A, C, and D
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 35 Use Case A, C, and D – Transportation towards manufacturing sites DE NL BE TR Use Case B – Transportation towards sea ports Use Case A Use Case B Use Case C Use Case D Use Case E Use Case E – Coverage of multi- echelon supply chains

49 Partners & expertise Partners involved Missing partners / expertise
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 35 Partners involved - 4flow (German SME): Logistics planning & scheduling, software prototype Missing partners / expertise Manufacturing OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers interested in gaining better control of their inbound shipments and reducing costs Research institutions with a focus on vehicle routing problems and combinatorial optimization Software experts in manufacturing planning and scheduling and ERP-systems Partners from any European country other than Germany

50 better control of their inbound shipments and reducing costs
Partners & expertise PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 35 Open for partners Manufacturing OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers interested in gaining better control of their inbound shipments and reducing costs Software experts

51 Contact details Wendelin Gross 4flow AG w.gross@4flow.de
PROJECT IDEA NUMBER: 35 Wendelin Gross 4flow AG

52 Q&A Questions? Information on EIRICT Website:
Calls > EUREKA: ITEA and CATRENE > ITEA 3 Information at IETA3.org: Register Have NDA signed and submitted Further support: EIRICT – Peter van Otterloo Strategic Area Smart Mobility – Ben Rutten


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