CTIF PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE

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1 CTIF PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE Professor. Ramjee Prasad Fellow IEEE, IET, IETE, WWRF President, CTIF Global Capsule Date: Tuesday, March 15, 2016 Venue: Department of Clinical Sciences and Translational Medicine, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy Occasion: Honor - Distinguished Professorship

2 Why University of Rome Tor Vergata? Due to the following common excellences with CTIF Far Future Secure Technological Era. Personalized Medicine. Smart - Infrastructure, Grid, Transportation. ICT Applications towards Humanity and Social Science for the Global Peace Basic Innovative Research, IPRs and Entrepreneurship 2

3 Role of the Department of Clinical Sciences and Translational Medicine HOME: Human BOnd CoMmunication BEyond 2050 KNOWLEDGE Seeing (Vision) Smelling (Olfactory) Touch (Tactile) Hear (Auditory) Taste (Gustatory) V O T A G Perceptive Information HOME HOME will be the platform for exchanging the perceptive information between individuals. This perceptive information altogether in its exchangeable format is the KNOWLEDGE that individuals attain. S T Boosting the Socio-Economic and Technological Paradigm E KNOWLEDGE HOME is the foundation for Beyond

4 CTIF- As in 2016 Timeline Past Present Future and Beyond CTIF inauguration on January 29, 2004 CTIF Global Cross Department and faculties Easy Life Lab 5G Definition: WISDOM CTIF Techno Standard Business School CTIF GLOBAL CAPSULE Autonomous Global Status CTIF Innovation and Entrepreneur Lab HORIZON 2020 Project CONASENSE Innovation and globalization for an unique Educational, Research and Business Model. Global Leadership in Cross-/Inter- Disciplinary Era 4

5 CTIF Global CTIF Global Members Memorandum Of Understanding (MoU) CTIF Denmark (Aalborg and Copenhagen) January 29, 2004 and March 11, 2008 CTIF Italy (Rome) September 28, 2006 CTIF India (Mumbai / Kolkata) December 1, 2007 CTIF Japan (Yokosuka Research Park, YRP) October 3, 2008 Thailand Singapore Australia CTIF USA (Princeton) April 26, 2011 Brazil Ghana China South Korea CTIF South East Europe (Montenegro, Croatia, Romania, Macedonia, Bulgaria, and Greece) November 9, 2012 The Netherlands Norway Slovania South Africa Pakistan Bangladesh Indonesia Malaysia 5 Sweden

6 Thematic Areas Multimedia, Applications and Services Thematic Area Leader: Peter Lindgren Techno-social systems, e.g. sematic web, digital identity Socio-techno economic impact and regulatory framework, e.g. changing business model Standardization and interoperability Item-level tagging/object naming systems, e.g. RFID enabled Multimedia home networking Personalized Medicine Thematic Area Leader: Ole K. Hejlesen Bio Informatics Multi sensor networks Body sensors Assisted living Data protection and ethical guidelines 6

7 Thematic Areas Communication, Navigation, and Sensing for Intelligent Services Thematic Area Leader: Ernestina Cianca Applications Grids Environmental monitoring Security at work Medical applications Emergency management Modeling and Analysis tools Network information theory Networked control theory Information theory with interactive agents Modeling human behavior in intelligent systems Algorithms Access control Scheduling Cross-layer design Compressed sensing Distributed sensing algorithms Data fusion/data mining Decision making Network Without Borders Thematic Area Leader: Neeli Prasad Internet of things (M2M, RFID, WSN, etc.) Future Internet/ Next Generation Networks Energy-efficient MAC and Routing Protocols Security, Trust and Privacy Management and Resource Optimization Identity Management Physical Layer Security Cooperative Communication Techniques Focus on Applications and Scenarios (e.g. ehealth, Connected car and Smart Cities) 7

8 Thematic Areas Resource Optimal and Embedded ICT Thematic Area Leader: Vladimir Poulkov Resource Optimal Communication Infrastructure Integration of disruptive wireless technologies Cost Assessment and Optimization of Novel Wireless System Deployments Self-Organizing Architectures Energy-aware Reconfigurable and Heterogeneous Architectures Energy Harvesting Techniques and Models Methods for Low Energy HW-and SWdesign Area-, Time and Power Conscious HW/SW Co-design Methodologies Terminal Energy Trade-offs ICT for Humanities Thematic Area Leader: Mikael Vetner ICT& Learning ICT& Human Sensing Health Information ICT for Development ICT& Human Consciousness ICT& Consumer Patterns 8

9 Thematic Areas Cognitive Communications Thematic Area Leader: Flemming Bjerge Frederiksen Cognitive Radio Cognitive Wireless Networks Dynamic Spectrum Access Techniques Software Defined Radio Reconfigurability Personal Computing Human-Computer Interfaces (HCI) Access techniques Smart systems ICT Technologies for Social Studies Thematic Area Leader: Kund Erik Skouby Social Application End Users Human Bonding Social Future Perspective Human Five Senses 9

10 CTIF Achievements 2004 CTIF inauguration : Focus on ICT Sector January 29, International Wireless Sumiit Aalborg, Denmark 2006 CTIF Italy September 28, CTIF India December 1,

11 CTIF Achievements CTIF 5 th Anniversary CTIF Copenhagen, March 11, CTIF Japan, October 3, 2008 CTIF Global Programme for Wireless and Mobile Innovation (GPWiMI) Funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) Global ICT Standardisation Forum for India Inaugurated on May, 29, 2009 First Wireless Vitae International Institute for Innovation in Information Communication Technology (I4CT) Inaugurated on February 28, CTIF USA April 26, 2011 Mobility for life Secure Cognitive Network Laboratory 11

12 CTIF Achievements CTIF South East Europe, November 9, 2012 Inauguration at AIT in Athens, Greece World Class Innovation Workshop, One of the Participation has signed NDA with an American Company. First Global Wireless Summit in Atlanta City, USA First International Conference On Communications, Connectivity, Convergence, Content and Cooperation Mumbai, India Inauguration of Vishwaniketan, Mumbai, IndiaS Second Global Wireless Summit in Aalborg, Denmark CTIF 10 th Anniversary Openning of CTIF Innovation and Entrepreneur Lab Horizon 2020 project GWS 2015 in Hyderabad, India CTIF Annual Workshop (May 2015) IWIE Workshop (May and December 2015) 100 PhD Anniversary (June 2015) CTIF GLOBAL CAPSULE : Autonomous Global Status CTIF Global Capsule Legal Status GWS 2016 in Dubrovnik, Croatia CTIF Annual Strategy Workshop, Iceland, May, G Summit in Patna, India, March, G Summit in Aalborg, Denmark, July 1,

13 CTIF Global Cross Entrepreneurship Global Research Centres Initial 5G Definition in 2008 Several Int. Events Standardisation CTIF GLOBAL Erasmus Mundus Program with all 4 Faculties and global Partners International PhD Program International Master Program 13

14 WISDOM- Concept Wireless Innovative Dynamic Operation System for Mega Communication WISDOM Ultra-Fast Connectivity and Networking in Physical Domain WISDOM User Centric Services and Content Rich Applications Content Generated WISDOM Business Cases Convergence Re-Configurability Self-Organisation Converging disruptive technologies that enable converging Terabit wireless connectivity disruptive technologies that enable Re-configurability for services and applications for ubiquitous provision of user-centric content-rich services and applications Exploits the availability of many concurrent users creating rich content to generate new business cases 14

15 WISDOM Elements Description Autonomous content-based generation of new business cases that would stimulate selfevolution of the WISDOM technological and operational solutions and components. WISDOM ELEMENTS Wireless Innovative Dynamic Mega Communications Tera-bit ubiquitous wireless connectivity for autonomously generated user scenarios Uses reconfigurability and self-organization to satisfy high requirements of numerous concurrent users Support of fast exchange of information about technical (e.g., communication links) and non-technical (e.g., costs) parameters for variety of simultaneously occurring scenarios Real-time decision making Real-time profit generation Converging and integrating established and disruptive wireless standards and enabling technologies and components: Multi-fold dimension; determined by the complexity of the emerging user and usage scenarios 15

16 Convergence of Challenges CTIF GLOBAL CAPSULE CONASENSE CONASENSE WILL LEAD TOWARDS FUTURE GENERATION,6G,7G,... High Data Rates Ubiquitous Connectivity Ubiquitous Networking Challenges for Future Generations 16

17 CONASENSE Concept From Idea to Reality Field of Interest: Objectives: Scientific Society To integrate academia, industries, research centers, institutes and organizations in an effort to build up the longterm vision for the convergence of communication, navigation, sensing and services To merge the research innovations from three different worlds towards ubiquitous and consistent access by users to the world of services and in support to generalized user mobility Scientific Society on Communication, Navigation, Sensing and Services An answer to the rapidly evolving and radically changing of the way traditional communication and services are being used, wanted and performed Personal mobile devices gain a new dimension: not merely mobile phones but capable of : Sense and communicate over radio Locate and communicate over radio Act and communicate over radio 17

18 CONASENSE Key Elements Elements CONASENSE Elements: communication, sensing, navigation/location, services Requirements: user, business, application, services Architectures QoS and Security Mobility Infrastructural elements of future communication systems Infrastructure The future of CONASENSE lies in how faster people adapt to the changes offered by convergence, communications, navigation, location, manufacturing and how to develop super applications that advance the society and human needs 18

19 CONASENSE Snapshot A wide range of novel converged services, applications, technologies and business models Research Global Service Standardisation Education + Technology IPR + Market Access to Global Market Business system Technology Innovation Specialisation IPR CONASENSE Work plan Join under the umbrella of a common and coordinated work plan the various research efforts: Various aspects to be discussed in thematic groups Generate technical documents and IPRs Propose CONASENSE ideas to standardization 19

20 CONASENSE: Business Creation Role of CONASENSE for Business Creation Business System business context Situationalawareness Contextawareness business situations actionable knowledge Navigation/location events ACT SENSE CONASENSE communication technologies 20

21 CONASENSE Scenarios 21

22 CTIF GLOBAL CAPSULE Paradigm Decade of CONASENSE, Convergence of CTIF Global and WISDOM to CTIF GLOBAL CAPSULE When Who Humanity Society Medical Energy Global Autonomous Status of CTIF GLOBAL CAPSULE What How Why Integration of Research Activities. High Potential Not Utilized Completely CTIF Ecosystem Offer Technical and Educational Researchers for projects within partners. Interchange of researchers among projects. Different Projects Integrated Technology Joint Thematic Projects Across Four Faculties CTIF New Lab for Innovations and Entrepreneurship 22

23 Organizational Structure of CTIF Global Capsule 23

24 CTIF GLOBAL CAPSULE Future Strategy Phase 1: : Innovation, IPRs and Standardization 2017 Phase 2: : Future Avenue & Commercialization 2021 CTIF GLOBAL CAPSULE : Autonomous Global Status 24

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