Smart Systems and Cyber-Physical Systems initiatives in Russia

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1 Smart Systems and Cyber-Physical Systems initiatives in Russia Nikita A. Utkin Head of programs Chairman of the Technical Committee Cyber-physical systems March 13, 2018

2 Governmental services Housing and Utilities Power and Energy Finance Medicine and Healthcare Classical Industries 2

3 Governmental services Housing and Utilities Power and Energy Finance Medicine and Healthcare Classical Industries Cyber-Physical Systems E-Gov Smart Water Smart Energy FinTech TeleMed etc. 3

4 Brief information about the TC "Cyber-physical systems" 1. Created: Order of Rosstandart No. 642 of March 27, The basic organization of TC 194 (Secretariat): RVC 3. Full members of TC 194: 10 organizations 4. Full members of TC 194 working groups: more than 80 organizations Structure of TC 194 (technologies): - TC 194/WG 1 «Internet of Things» - TC 194/WG 2 «Smart Cities» - TC 194/WG 3 «Big Data» - TC 194/WG 4 «Smart Manufacturing» - *TC 194/ «Artificial Intelligence» 4

5 Levels of standards creation 3. Leading standards 2. Standards for "normal development" (in accordance with international practice and trends) 1. Standards of the basic level 5

6 Russian experience: Program Digital Economy The program "Digital Economy of the Russian Federation", approved by the order of the Government of the Russian Federation (July 28, 2017 No r) - Normative regulation - Personnel and Education - Formation of research competencies and technological reserves - Information infrastructure - Information Security 6

7 Program Digital Economy : Market Cut Program Digital Economy : perspective directions - Digital Healthcare - Public Administration - Smart City - Digital Education - Digital Transport and Logistics - Digital Power Engineering - Digital Agriculture - Digital Financial Sector - E-commerce 7

8 Russian experience: NTI National Technology Initiative (NTI) is a long-term technological development program designed up to 2035, in order to create the conditions for emergence of the companies that would be competitive at the fundamentally new markets of the future Each prospective market is referred to as «-Net» to illustrate the idea that this will be a network of fast growing providers and trend setting consumers rather than corporative oligopolies Unmanned aerial vehicles Unmanned road vehicles New personal security systems Unmanned maritime transport Decentralized financial systems and currencies City farming, personal production and delivery of food Distributed power, micro grid, smart grid and smart city Brain-computer interfaces and AI New medicine technologies from digital health to genomics 8

9 Russian experience: NTI KEY SECTORS ROSTEC Industrial automation solutions Telecom Commercial software 3D modelling and printing ST. PETERSBURG POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY Computer-Aided Engineering Center of Excellence: unique R&D (aerospace, automotive, machine building, chemical oil&gas engineering, composites) Educating next generation industry prepared engineers 700 companies (dual civil-military technologies) Own R&D labs and innovation units for advanced industrial technologies ROSTELECOM Jointly with Russian Space Systems, have launched the Association (National Consortium) for Industrial IoT Have plans to build and operate nation-wide infrastructure for Industrial IoT DIGITALISATION OF THE PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS Kamaz, United Aircraft Corporation, United Engine Corporation 9

10 International standardization -TC 194/WG 1 «Internet of Things» -TC 194/WG 2 «Smart Cities» -TC 194/WG 3 «Big Data» -TC 194/WG 4 «Smart Manufacturing» -ISO/IEC JTC1/SC 41 Internet of Things and related technologies -ISO/IEC JTC1/WG 09 Big Data -ISO/IEC JTC1/WG 11 Smart Cities -etc. 10

11 Collaboration with ISO/IEC 1. ISO/IEC JTC1/SC 41 Internet of Things and related technologies; 2. ISO/IEC JTC1/WG 09 Big Data; 3. ISO/IEC JTC1/WG 10 Internet of things; 4. ISO/IEC JTC1/WG 11 Smart Cities; 5. ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 35/AHG 1 Internet of Things (IoT) User interfaces; 6. ISO TMB/SAG Industry 4.0/ Smart Manufacturing; 7. IEC SyC Smart Cities; 8. IEC SEG 7 Smart Manufacturing; 9. IEC SEG 8 Communication Technologies and Architectures of Electrotechnical Systems; 10. IEC SEG 9 Smart Home/Office Building Systems; 11. IEC SG 8 Industry Smart Manufacturing; 12. IEC SG 9 Communication Technologies. 11

12 Host of International meetings in Russia: Smart Cities MEETING OF ISO/IEC JTC 1/WG 11 Working Group on Smart Cities IN SAINT PETERSBURG, RUSSIA (Oct 9th-13th,2017) 12

13 Nikita A. Utkin Head of programs Chairman of the Technical Committee Cyber-physical systems Phone: +7 (915)