Iddo Bante about CTIT (Centre for Telematics and Information Technology), trends in ICT and innovation.

1. Iddo Bante business director CTIT - board member Technology Circle Twente - board member Twente Broadband - member advisory board Int. council on Medical & Care Compunetics CTIT

6. New: ITC ITC is one of the world's foremost education and research establishments in the field of geo-information science and earth observation

8. Integration of engineering and societal research

9. University of Twente Largest academic nano research institute in NL Largest academic IT research institute in NL Engineering Technology Behavioral Sciences Management & Governance Science & Technology Electrical Engineering, Mathematics & Computer Science BMTI MESA+ CTIT IGS,IBR >475 >450 >200

11. Funding (x1000 Euro) Funding by Ministry of Education Fact & Figures

12. Fact & Figures Number of PhD thesis

13. Fact & Figures 2008 2 projects (BrainGain/Memphis) National SmartMix 1 project (GATES) + 2 projects in preparation phase (STARS, Duurzaam Mobiel) National FES 3 projects STW Valorisation Grants 2007 115 projects Other National projects (NWO, STW, IOP, Sentinels, Point-One, industry) 9 programs divided into 21 projects (until 2009) National Bsik FP6: 18 projects FP7: 8 projects (another 10 in pipeline) EU

14. Trend 1: Anywhere, Any time, Always best connected Source: Nokia

16. Trend 3: Converging Technologies, Blurring Boundaries BIOTECH diagnostics pharmaceuticals research info tools industrial INFOTECH Hardware Software Communications NANOTECH electrical structural energy & environment biomedical genomics bioinformatics proteomics biosensors biochips nanodevices nanosensors nanoelectronics nanobiotech microfluidics drug delivery bioelectronics

17. Trend 4: Centered on the user and personalized

21. Example: Smart Surroundings & Smart Signs What is the nearest available conference room? Motion Sensor: Room 3201 is Empty Are there people in the building? Warning: patient … is leaving the building

23. eHealth Integrated ICT services for advanced health care scenarios. The research covers all aspects needed for the optimized support of health care networks and processes and to deliver personalized care solutions at the point of need. - Telemedicine & Mobile health services: e.g. contactless monitoring and treatment, automatic detection - Smart health surroundings: core architecture and framework for ambient intelligent health environments, homecare meets eHome - Optimization and IT support of processes in health care: e.g. planning and scheduling, lifetime patient records, process management and workflow improvements - Bioinformatics (limited)

24. Wireless health broker & service provider Public Operator Hospital UMTS / GPRS Doctor BAN Example: Mobile Personal Healthcare Services Any time any place Health information (context aware)

25. MESA (nano) BMTI (bio) nano- medicine embedded systems CTIT (ict) tele- medicine [email_address] IGS IBR (cogno) Nano-structure

26. Realized higher OR usage: 2.3% Increase in unused OR capacity: 40% Example: Health logistics Portfolio effect 1 3 8 2 4 6 5 7 9 10 1 8 2 6 10 7 3 9 4 5 OR OR OR OR OR OR Optimalisation ‘start-moments’ OR OR OR OR OR OR

28. Example: Secure biometrics Piezoelectric Sensor

29. Example: In Ambient world, secure Audio and Video delivery has become a complex issue.

31. Example: Natural Interaction

35. EU: 25% of GDP growth and 40% of productivity growth are due to ICT EU: Differences in economic performance between industrialized countries are largely explained by levels of ICT investment, ICT research, and -use, and by the competitiveness of information society and media industries. Impact of ICT on the Economy Sources: (1) i2010 A European Information Society for growth and employment; (2) CBS Digitale Economie 2006; (3) ICT Office 2007 NL: ICT sector is one of the most important sectors, both in size (7% of Dutch GDP, >24,000 companies, 30 bln Euro) and in growth rate (>2% above average) NL: ICT plays an important role in the growth of productivity in ALL domains were ICT is used in. 50% of production gains are attributed to ICT.

36. Huge capabilities... ICT Technology Health Monitoring, knowledge, imaging,... Transport Safety systems, locations based services,... Environment Risk management, Monitoring, Simulation Leisure & Culture Entertainment capabilities, Tourism location based services, Digital heritage… Business Value chain management, Distributed tasks and organizations ... Government electronic democracy, on line public services,... All citizens Digital divide, Inclusion, Assistive technology,... Worker Collaborative working environment, Mobile worker, Knowledge for workers,... Learning Access to knowledge and education,...

37. ICT: from enabling technology to constitutive technology ICT is much more than just a tool. ICT constitutes (becomes part of) the things to which it is applied. ICT does not just enable us to do new things, it shapes how we do them. It transforms, enriches and becomes an integral part of almost everything we do.

38. We have not fully exploited the potential of ICT as driver of innovation Systematic introduction and use of ICT is not enough to reap all the possible benefits. ICT today is just a foretaste of the opportunities that progress in ICT can offer to people, business and governments The challenges are there both for (1) research on ICT, and (2) the various fields were ICT is used ICT makes new applications possible. The added value is in the application. But without technological advances no new applications Importance of ICT research for Twente

39. Innovation and knowledge transfer CTIT 1. Graduates & PhD students 2. Partner in the innovation chain: Joint research projects 9 Bsik programs, 33 EU projects, 3 NWO Casimir projects, 2 SmartMix programs, IOPs, etc. 3. Creation of spin-off companies 7 spin-off companies / year. TOP incubation program + CTIT Smart Systems Business Accelerator 4. Smart XP Lab: Living labs to be used for joint research and demonstrations in the field of smart surroundings, applied to healthcare, security, and scenario-based design. Innovation comes in many shapes, and a mix of activities facilitate a natural flow from knowledge to products, applications and services

42. Twente Innovation Triathlon the F irst the F astest the F ittest Time Market value

43. Support modules in Twente - the Twente Innovation Triathlon - Time Market value scouting, education, IP policy - entrepreneurial mindset - High-tech + production sector the F irst the F astest the F ittest Resources Valley of Death Research Development PPM Oost, Drienerlo TOP SSBA MindShift

47. Embedded: Ambient Systems, Homa, Recore Systems, Controllab Products Telematics: Mobilaria, Infotopics, Mollas IT, Missing Link, Resense, Cohesys Interaction: Carp Technologies, Re-Lion, Loose Goose, Talking Home, I&DT Security & Privacy: Uniqkey Biometrics, Open Fortress Digital Signatures Productivity: Evolfe, Optin Solutions, B-Sim, Tjakko inForce Healthcare: Yucat, MobiHealth b.v. Some TOP and spin-off companies of CTIT

48. Axini b.v. M. van der Bijl (FMT), automatic testing of complex systems with TorX Axiom b.v. S. Louwsma & D. Schinkel (ICD), design of analog and mixed signal circuits in CMOS and BiCMOS Smart Signs b.v. M.E.M. Lijding (PS), smart signs solutions, BloomWise b.v. G. Gülesir (SE), development and maintenance of software system using VisuaLWise MobiHealth b.v. R. Bults, D. Knoppel, A. Raven & K. Wac (RMT), mobile health care monitoring Vipsnet J. Dijkstra & M. van Heyningen (DB) Heymer Innovation J. Heijmer (S&S) E-System Solutions S. Bosman & J. Visser (DB), websites for eBusiness and eCommerce PAIQ F. van Vliegen (CAES), dating site using artificial intelligence CTIT spin-off companies in 2007-2008

51. Closed paradigm for managing industrial R&D Source: Henry Chessbrough, Harvard Research Development New product / new services Internal Technology Base killed ideas

52. Open Innovation Source: Henry Chessbrough, Harvard Technology Insourcing Technology Spin-offs Licensing Other firm’s market New market Current market Technology scouts Internal Technology Base External Technology Base

54. Twente Living Labs ? Smart XP Lab - UT (ICT, biomed, …) - Wageningen - Context Labs - health: Roessingh - building sector: - safety & security: Thales? - food - Field Labs - TI - Roombeek - Deventer -

55. Open Innovation - TechnoTrack From entrepreneurial university to entrepreneurial region Access to equipment: facility sharing Screening & Scouting Patent and source code policy From closed support system and location (UT) to open system (Kennispark)

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