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1 FRAUNHOFER-GESELLSCHAFT Partner for Innovations Slide 1

2 Finance volume Contract Research Profile of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Status: February billion 25,527 staff 2.0 billion Almost 30% is contributed by the German federal and Länder Governments Founded: institutes and research units More than 70% is derived from contracts with industry and from publicly financed research projects 2017 Slide 2

3 Profile of the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Research and development Application-oriented research of direct use to businesses and of benefit to society Application-oriented basic research Departmental research for the German Federal Ministry of Defense Business community Institutes work as profit centers Spin-offs by Fraunhofer researchers are encouraged Contracting partners/clients Industrial and service companies Public sector Slide 3

4 Pooling competencies by networking Fraunhofer Groups Innov ation Res earch Information and Communication Technology Life Sciences Light & Surfaces Microelectronics Production Defense and Security Materials and Components Slide 4

5 Joseph von Fraunhofer (1787 to 1826) The Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft (since 1949) Discovery of the Fraunhofer lines in the solar spectrum RESEARCHER Res earch and dev elopm ent on behalf of industry and state New methods for processing lenses INVENTOR w mp3 music format, white LED, high-resolution thermal camera Director and partner in a glassworks ENTREPRENEUR Research volume: approx. 2,3 billion annually Slide 5

6 Applied Research for sustainable mobility and the city of the future Presentation on the main topics and cooperation opportunities Dr. Florian Herrmann & Steffen Braun Slide 6

7 Fraunhofer Institute of Industrial Engineering IAO Applied research to the digital transformation for humans, environment and technology (616 employees in 8 areas of research) The Fraunhofer IAO Supports companies and institutions on their way to new business models, more efficient processes and a sustainable transformation Has in depth knowledge of organisations and technologies and the know-how to transfer applied research to practice Pursues the aim to optimize the interaction between humans, organisations and technologies Recognizes technical advances and megatrends of the society The hub for Mobility, Urban Systems and Innov ation (MUS IC) Unites 55+ researchers in seven interdisciplinary teams for a connected and sustainable future of mobility, the city and society Is leading on EU-level in the SCC-Program (a.o. UNAlab, Smarter together, TRIANGULUM) Coordinates the Fraunhofer-Initiative»Morgenstadt«(12 Fraunhofer-Institutes and 30+ partners) Is leading the FhG-MIT-Cooperation»Ambient Mobility Lab«on future mobility systems Slide 7

8 The Hub for Mobility, Urban Systems und Innovation (MUSIC) 7 teams, 58 researchers and innovators (Status: 06/2018) URBAN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING Steffen Braun MOBILITY & INNOVATION SYSTEMS Dr. Florian Herrmann Smart Urban Env ironm ents Susanne Schatzinger Urban Delivery Systems Dr. Bernd Bienzeisler Urban Data Res ilience Willi Wendt Mobility Innov ation Sebastian Stegmüller Urban Gov ernance Alanus von Radecki Technology Intelligence Dr. Antonino Ardilio Mobility Ecosystems Michael Haag Slide 8

9 Challenges for Future Mobility and Urban Systems Guarantee of s ecurity and comfort (Sharingconcepts) S us tainability and focus on future generations Efficient use of res ources (of parking s lots and traffic areas) Holis tic s trategies for new value creation proces s Integration of autonom ous systems Support of digital infras tructures and business models Integration of micro mobility Use of future technologies and user acceptance Establishment of renew able energy and charging infras tructure Slide 9

10 The Hub for Mobility, Urban Systems und Innovation (MUSIC) Current topics and research Urban Logis tic Autonomous Vehicles Electric mobility & fleet management Smart City & Gov ernance Mobility and Sharing concepts Civil security Stakeholder network & cooperation Technologys couting/-m onitoring Development of prototy pes Data Analytics & Vis ualis ation Creation of value & employment User behavior & s ocial effects Smart Energy & Mobility Grids Smart districts Prevision and Prognos is Data Governance and Monetization Business & operation m odels Slide 10

11 FUTURE CONSTRUCTION DIGITAL Slide 11 Evolution or Revolution?

12 Challenges and opportunities for the building sector Shortage of skilled workers Urbanisation and affordable housing in cities Sustainability and efficient use of resources Flexibility and buildings in the overall urban system Digital planning and building Automatisation and modular building Digital platforms and tools New production and logistic processes Virtual Engineering and digital twin Networking, cooperation and new business models Slide 12

13 Keep it simple Hamburg Modular buildings Woodie Hamburg Turn-key cities Fujisawa, Japan Digital Twin Leadenhall Building Slide 13

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15 Integrated planning process Planning of the urban system Storm water management Connection of green infrastructure Water retention Slide 15

16 Low Energy Concept Generation of renewable energy Prefabricated wood module Green infrastructure Installation in one day Realisation of the triple zero standard Slide 16

17 Integrated planning process Storm water management Connection of green infrastructure Water retention Slide 17

18 Accom pany ing res earch for the»digitale «Slide 18

19 Accompanying research for the»digitale & Challenges Projects Part A Pilot projects 4 municipalities, 1 county Part B Strategies for digitalis ation 50 municipalities & counties Part C Accompanying res earch 1 research consortium + + Innovation & implementation Digital pioneer in the EU Future development supported by ICT Adress relevant topics (e.g. healthcare, mobility, education) Build local networks & participation of residents Prepare pilot projects Guidelines and support for municipalities Transfer of know how between municipalities Capture success factors and best practices Slide 19

20 Accompanying research For the»digitale & Challenges Pilot Projects (municipalities ) MAsH - die MultiplAttform für Heidelberg Bürgerkonto WinterSmart Digitallotsen Mobiles Medienlabor Digitale Stadtgründung Ludw igs burg Sicheres E-Bürgerkonto Umsetzung Digitale Agenda (Bündelung Teilprojekte) Smart City Cloud Co-Creation-Labor für e-services Urban Relationship Management - Mit einem Klick digital@ka- Bürger! Bürger-Datenplattform LBS & e-government Vereinheitlichung Bürgerdienste Rabattsystem Einzelhandel So geht Zukunft! Innovation aus dem Wohnquartier für die S tadt Ulm Quartiersplattform (digitale Vernetzung alt + neu) Smart Home & Living (inkl. Drittanbieter) Beteiligung / Mitmachangebote Blaupause für andere Quartiere Slide 20

21 Smart and Inclusive Solutions for a Better Life in Urban Districts Slide 21

22 22 Replicated solutions Beat the Street Data Gatekeeper Refurbishment of multi owner Buildings. SIM Mobil Citizen Engagement And many more Slide 22

23 Thank you! Susanne Schatzinger Team Leader Smart Urban Environments Tel: +49 (0) Information about our projects can be found on our webpage: w w w.m us e.iao.fraunhofer.de Slide 23

24 Morgenstadt: On the way to the smart cities of the future Global Approach Local Solutions Trinidad Fernandez, Project Manager Smart Cities Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO Stuttgart, October 29 th 2018 Slide 24

25 CONTENT Morgens tadt Triangulum IKI Slide 25

26 Morgenstadt: Global Approach local solutions Stavanger Manchester Eindhove n Berlin Leipzig Prague Chemnitz Tbilisi Lisbon Sabadell Saltillo Coimbatore Kochi Piura Brazil Slide 26 Source: openclipart.org

27 Innovation Network Morgenstadt A New Operating System for Urban Europe Slide 27

28 Our approach: Innovation processes for the cities of the future Slide 28

29 Morgenstadt: an evolving process BUSINESS CITIES Phase 2 Creating sustainable urban demonstrators RESEARCH Slide 29

30 More than 10 Fraunhofer institutes involved Fraunhofer Institute for Interfacial Engineering and Biotechnology Stuttgart Fraunhofer-Institut for Materialflows and Logistics Dortmund IGB Fraunhofer-Institut for Building Physics Stuttgart IML IBP Fraunhofer-Institut for Industrial Engineering Stuttgart IAO (Project coordination) Fraunhofer-Institut for Solar Energy Systems ISE Freiburg Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems FOKUS Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energy and Energy System Technology IWES Berlin Kassel Center for Sustainable Energy Boston, USA CSE Fraunhofer-Institut for Factory Operation and Automation IFF Berlin Fraunhofer-Institut for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation IPA ISI Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research Karlsruhe Stuttgart (Team #1) (Team #2) (Team #3) (Team #4) (Team #5) (Team ) Slide 30

31 Innovation Network Morgenstadt Norderstedt Slide 31

32 CITY LABS INNOVATION PARTNERSHIPS SMART CITY RESEARCH Slide 32

33 Morgenstadt Tools Slide 33

34 Morgenstadt Framework Standardized Data Assessment helps to identify key challenges & opportunities What is the sustainability performance of the city? Assessment of Indicators More than 100 indicators Analysis of Interfaces helps to design individual strategies for cities WHAT to do! How does the city address sustainability? Assessment of Action Fields Why and how do or don t things work? Assessment of Impact Factors HOW to design it! Slide 34

35 Data-based Smart City Profile: key action fields for sustainable urban development Energy Systems Lively innovation landscape Promoting Recycling Grey water / Rain water Urban Leaders hip Lev ers Strategy and Planning Organization & structure Regulations Information & Education Urban Planning Image / Brand R&D Tactics Business Tactics Incentives Energy solutions ICT solutions Mobility and Logistics Points of Action Water solutions Solutions for Mobility and Transport Building Solutions Buildings and Urban Spaces Resilience Engineering Slide 35

36 Morgenstadt City Labs Slide 36

37 Morgenstadt Citylabs Berlin Prague Chemnitz Tbilisi Lisbon Coimbatore Brazil Slide 37 Source: openclipart.org

38 City Labs sucessfully implemented more than 5 and the Morgenstadt framework in more than 10 countries Slide 38

39 City Lab - Phases Procedure Slide 39

40 Roadmap: Outlines project implementation Example from the City Lab Joinville (Brazil) Slide 40

41 City Lab Tbilsi (Georgia): Pilot bike lane Source: 1280/poster/2014/06/ poster-p-protected-lane.jpg Why? Alternatives to car traffic are needed Solution: Recreational bike line, bike rentals Concept for development of bicycle structure Source: Slide 41

42 Solution: Prague network of transport centres (mobility hubs) Why? : Need to improve the use of public transport and promote bottom up economic activity in the districts Park & Ride Multi modal Transit Transit Oriented Dev. Source: Slide 42

43 Triangulum European Flagship Project and Smart City Accelerator This project has received funding from Slide 43 European Union s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Fraunhofer IAO, IAT University Grant Agreement of Stuttgart number

44 Triangulum EU H2020 Stavanger Manchester Eindhove n Leipzig Prague Sabadell This project has received funding from Slide 44 European Union s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Fraunhofer IAO, IAT University Grant Agreement of Stuttgart number Source: openclipart.org

45 Triangulum - about the project Project budget: 29 million EUR Horizon 2020 funding: 25.4 million EUR Consortium: 22 European partners in 6 countries including municipalities, research institutes and businesses Coordination: Fraunhofer IAO / University of Stuttgart, Steinbeis-Europa-Zentrum Focus on Energy, Mobility, ICT/Data, Replication This project has received funding from Slide 45 European Union s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Fraunhofer IAO, IAT University Grant Agreement of Stuttgart number

46 Triangulum: Project objectives and use cases Objectives 59 Use cases in 3 Lighthouse Cities Reduce energy consumption Increase use of renewable energies Increased utilisation of EV Design and implementation of innovative Business Models Intelligent energy management Activation of citizens as cocreators An adaptive and dynamic ICT data hub This project has received funding from Slide 46 European Union s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Fraunhofer IAO, IAT University Grant Agreement of Stuttgart number

47 Replication: Risk Reduction, Upscaling & Expertise Building Customer Centric Im plem entation S trategy Technology Trans fer Replication Tool Training Use Cases Follower Cities & Partners Lighthouse Cities (Follower) Cities & Partners Ex pertis e Building Trial & Error Ris k Reduction This project has received funding from Slide 47 European Union s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Fraunhofer IAO, IAT University Grant Agreement of Stuttgart number

48 Triangulum- A Smart City Accelerator INITIATIVES Think Tank Urban Development Expansion of E- fleet In Manchester Innovative Video in Sabadell & Prague This project has received funding from Slide 48 European Union s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Fraunhofer IAO, IAT University Grant Agreement of Stuttgart number

49 European Smart Cities and Communities Initiative (SCC1): Expertise and Solutions of 12 Consortia & 80 cities This project has received funding from Slide 49 European Union s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme. Fraunhofer IAO, IAT University Grant Agreement of Stuttgart number

50 Morgenstadt Global Smart Cities Initiative Global approach local solutions (Proposal) India Mexico Peru Slide 50

51 Morgenstadt Global Smart Cities Initiative Saltillo Kochi Piura Slide 51 Source: openclipart.org

52 Morgenstadt Global Smart Cities Initiative Partner cities: Kochi (India), Saltillo (Mexico), Piura (Peru) Pilot Project in each partner city Slide 52

53 Morgenstadt Global Smart Cities Initiative Timeline Slide 53

54 Thank you! Trinidad Fernandez Project Manager Smart Cities Tel: +49 (0) Information about our projects can be found on our webpage: w w w.m us e.iao.fraunhofer.de w w w.triangulum-project.eu Slide 54