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|team=KPN, IBM, HvA, Sensemakers meetup, Appsterdam meetup, TELE2 ODINE | |team=KPN, IBM, HvA, Sensemakers meetup, Appsterdam meetup, TELE2 ODINE | ||
|leader=Jonathan Carter | |leader=Jonathan Carter | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:27, January 24, 2023
Amsterdam IoT Living Laboratory and Beacon mile | |
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Amsterdam iBeacon mile | |
Team Organizations | KPN IBM HvA Sensemakers meetup Appsterdam meetup TELE2 ODINE |
Team Leaders | Jonathan Carter |
Participating Municipalities | Amsterdam Netherlands |
Status | Launched |
Document | None |
Description
We provide public networks, open infrastructure and data for developers to accelerate emerging IoT innovations for Smart City solutions
- Glimworm creates Internet of Things infrastructure for the city of Amsterdam via the IoT Living Lab by installing Eddystone beacons, iBeacons, sensors and LoRa (long range) wireless networks that accelerate smart citizen solutions. KPN creates a digital infrastructure by connecting all objects in the city to the www.
- The Living Lab in Amsterdam is open and implemented in public spaces to provide access to developers and solution providers to test next generation interactive (mobile) applications and sensors that also generate open data thus creating new value chains across industries and economy of scale
- The goal of IoT Living Lab is to provide IoT infrastructure and actionable Open Data and developer friendly platforms for emerging IoT innovations which stimulates the creation of new startups and (mobile-) applications making a rapid impact on the local economy.”
Challenges
We want to scale to other cities more quickly than we do right now. We are active in Amsterdam and together with KPN and the Amsterdam ArenA part of several EU proposals but we want to move faster.
Solutions
TBD
Major Requirements
We are already successful in Amsterdam so we need :
- Scale up successful projects in Amsterdam to rest of Netherlands
- Create a plan for scaling outside the EU
- Create a plan for lobbying outside the EU
- Implementation of those plans
- Package the product outside the EU
Performance Targets
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) | Measurement Methods |
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TBD |
Standards, Replicability, Scalability, and Sustainability
- We generate standards and use the best open standards available
- We have it packaged and because we created an agnostic playing field and tech backbone it is scalable and sustainable
- We have several sustainable successfull IoT cases in Amsterdam which are replicable and also scalable!
Cybersecurity and Privacy
TBD
Impacts
- We already stimulated the Dutch landscape so that a new open non profit IOT telco has emerged. We have also assisted multiple new companies with their use case creation and provided the ability for them to test and demo in urban environments.
- Beside that we are also bringing up new business models with partners like KPN and Amsterdam ArenA for retail and leisure with which they can enhance traffic and conversion. The use of (big-) data analyses will be key to this suspected success.
Demonstration/Deployment
Phase I Pilot:
Lab in Amsterdam providing digital infrastructure and open standards linked with open data and business models as mentioned
Phase II Deployment:
Deployment in 10 cities among Netherlands, EU and outside EU