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26-28 NOVEMBER

MALAGA, SPAIN

PROGRAM BRIEF

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SUMMIT PROGRAM BRIEF

GETTING INSIGHTS INTO THE SMART DIGITAL FUTURE

Welcome to the 5th edition of the FIWARE Summit! Join innovators, thought leaders, entrepreneurs, startups and investors to exchange experiences and discuss how disruptive smart solutions will be created in the future and successful business can be developed around them. This Summit will introduce a new track devoted to Smart Energy and Open Source for Energy transition to create a sustainable Energy Ecosystem. The FIWARE Foundation strongly supports the adoption of de-facto standards of open source, reusable components that implement common APIs and interfaces for portability and interoperability of applications in several domains like Smart City, Smart Industry, Smart Agrifood and Smart Energy.

Breakout sessions will cover topics including Blockchain, AR/VR, Machine Learning, Industrial IoT, Robotics and AI within the context for Smart Cities, Industry 4.0, Smart Agrifood and Smart Energy.

Meet startups and entrepreneurs who are continue to push the boundaries with their innovative solutions. Talk to cities and business executives leading innovation. Attend acceleration sessions to connect with potential partners and investors. Catch up with the latest advancements in FIWARE Technology.

Developer sessions and presentations from leading FIWARE users will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday. The first day will be devoted to keynotes, panels and fireside chats in the fields of Smart Cities, Smart Agrifood, Smart Industry and Energy. On the second day, we will introduce various sessions about latest trends in technology and FIWARE community.

WHY ATTEND:

  • Understand the opportunities FIWARE technology brings
  • Enhance you FIWARE knowledge
  • Learn from other businesses
  • Be a part of the community

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SMART CITIES

TRANSFORMING CITIES INTO ENGINES OF GROWTH

To truly become ‘smart’, a city must transform itself into an ICT enabler for well-being, economic growth and innovation. By adopting common standards and information models, cities can achieve this transformation with minimum impact. Building an ecosystem where they can connect and collaborate is an important step towards building a sustainable Digital Single Market for Smart Cities. This enables the creation of interoperable and portable solutions that can be adapted and replicated for the needs of each city.

The FIWARE open source platform is becoming the “de facto” standard adopted by cities. Its open source nature allows platform providers to emerge faster in the market. This activates the kind of competition and freedom of choice that are essential for innovation and growth.

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SMART CITIES

TRENDS & TOPICS

  • Building standards for a Digital Single Market of Smart Cities solutions
    • FIWARE Context Broker technology as a CEF Building Block
    • Common Information Models
  • The expansion of electric vehicle infrastructure
    • Can be linked to IMPACT Connected Car. Examples: CardioID or Xapix?
    • DEKRA Connected Car test area in Andalusia Technology Park in Málaga.
  • Cybersecurity / Securing Smart Cities
  • Advancing cities with public-private partnerships: Dialogue of a company & city: how partnerships can support new solutions.
  • Smart Mobility in the City: sharing, transportation technologies
    • SMaaS project
    • City representative, urban expert
    • Startup(s): MVMANT
    • City project: CityVerve (Manchester, UK)
  • Use Cases of FIWARE Implementations across the Globe (from Call for Contributions): São Paulo, Brazil (Fábio Henrique Cabrini), City of Natal, Brazil (Thais Batista), Morocco (Maroc Numeric Cluster) and Japan (Norio Uchida, NEC Corporation)
  • Moving towards more sustainable cities
    • Climate, pollution and air quality: Waste4Think, Bettair, SMAQ (from Ecosystem)
    • Other use case in London (outside Ecosystem)

Interesting cities: Vienna, Málaga, Genova, OASC cities

UN-Habitat (the United Nations programme working towards a better urban future).

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SMART INDUSTRY

PAVING THE WAY FOR THE DATA-DRIVEN INDUSTRY DIGITALIZATION

Data exchange and interoperability are central requirements for the further development of Industry 4.0. However, there is a dilemma that many companies are facing: They recognise the necessity of exchanging data and at the same time are worried about losing their sovereignty over sensitive, company-internal information.

FIWARE is creating a smart manufacturing platform, based on industry standards and open source components that helps develop smart applications for all production processes. It is driving standards and breaking up information silos, simplifying IoT Data Management, and transforming Big Data into knowledge. It hereby follows a data-driven approach through the decoupling of industrial processes while warranting sovereignty on a strategic asset: data.

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SMART INDUSTRY

TRENDS & TOPICS

  • BOOST 4.0 - Christoph Mertens, New Innovations Managers at IDSA. Responsible for EU research projects, like Boost 4.0 and MIDIH.
  • Digital Twin: MADE
  • Open Calls (from Contributions): RobotUnion and L4MS (Roi Rodríguez)
  • Human-To-Machine Cooperation
    • TIS’ Human-Robot Society Platform
  • Additive Manufacturing
    • AMable Open Call - I4MS
  • Logistics 4.0, Supply Chain Management
    • From Call for Contributions: FIWARE for Intra-factor logistics: Presentation of new FIWARE Generic Enablers for robotics. (Ali Muhammad, VTT)
  • VR and AR for Industry
  • Predictive Maintenance
    • IDSA and FIWARE use case
  • Big Data and Cloud Computing
  • Smart Factory and business transformation, agile organisation

Interesting Startups: WiTraC

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SMART AGRIFOOD

DISCOVER THE NEW REVOLUTION IN FARMING

Smart Farming faces a number of issues. How can we develop Smart Solutions that automate processes across the entire value chain, such as from farm to the home? Can we make these solutions portable across farms? How do we bring a standard mechanism for farm management systems to integrate smart farming solutions and to be plug&play interoperable with multiple farm management systems?

The FIWARE Context Broker technology can easily integrate with blockchain technologies to provide a trustworthy and immutable tracing of certain updates on context linked to steps in the smart farm and food value chain. FIWARE also bring supports to the potential publication of farm data for transparency or the monetization of farm data offered to third parties, enabling new sources for revenues.

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SMART AGRIFOOD

TRENDS & TOPICS

  • Use Case (from Call for Contributions): Supporting rural businesses to innovate: Idanha-a-Nova, Portugal - Creating a strategy to be a competence center for food production with minimal environmental impact, to create a strong and undisputed ecosystem in "bio" production. (Cláudia Carocha, BGI)
  • IoF2020: Open Call and expert speaker to pain picture of current Agriculture situation.
  • EC representatives, national and regional gov representatives discussing Agrifood initiatives and policies
  • Challenges: connectivity, supply chain management, sustainability
  • Research projects - universities and experts on AgTech challenges
  • IoT and Sensors in the Field: “How IoT is simplifying and streamlining the collection, inspection and overall distribution of agricultural resources using sensors.”
  • Drones and Crop Monitoring: “Drones to combat drought and other harmful environmental factors. Used to predict soil quality through analysis and planning seed planting patterns.” (Startup: Skyx - IMPACT Growth)
  • Machine Learning and Analytics: “Machine learning can predict which traits and genes will be best for crop production, giving farmers all over the world the best breed for their location and climate.”
  • Farm Management systems as system of systems: the need for standards

Startups and SMEs: Digitanimal, Pycno, Agricolus, iAgro

Relevant Partners: iHub Rioja, Canada Digital Agri-Food (CDAF)

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SMART ENERGY

THE ENERGY TRANSITION: FROM STRAIGHT SUPPLY CHAINS TO A COMPLEX ECOSYSTEM

What was once a direct value chain is transforming into complex ecosystems.

Consumers are becoming prosumers, and supply and demand is optimized in real time and at a very granular level. The need for flexibility has grown, notably with the innovations in of renewable energy, batteries, power electronics, electric mobility, blockchain, and rapid digitalization.

At the same time there are many business model innovations—rapid integration of distributed energy resources, decentralized markets, and P2P energy exchanges--that are driving differentiation and commodification across the energy sector leading to the electrification of everything.

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SMART ENERGY

TRENDS & TOPICS

  • The demand for a reference architecture in Smart Energy incorporating existing standards / achievements like Smart Grid Architectural Model (SGAM) or the Smart Appliances REFerence (SAREF) ontology to be taken into account.
  • Energy specific requests for standardization of Context Information Management
  • Creating a sustainable Smart Energy Ecosystem
  • Collaboration with LFEnergy of the Linux Foundation
  • FIWARE as Smart Energy Management Platform for India: propose and discuss an idea of establishing a national platform for smart energy based on FIWARE platform, keeping in mind varied demands of Indian ecosystem and with an objective of utilizing data from different sources to form right context and perform right kind of analytics, offer open data for consumption by different stakeholders.
  • FISMEP - FIWARE for Smart Energy platform. Explores the creation of an open specification cloud platform for energy systems.
  • Interesting FISMEP Partners for different perspectives on Smart Energy: City of Malmö, Sweden, RWTH Aachen University and University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania.
  • Startups: Beeta (Smart Energy/Smart Home)

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SMART ENERGY - Proposed Speakers

Pending title of the Session (Tuesday 27th 14.00 - 16.00)

  • Prof. Antonello Monti, Head of E.ON Research Center at the RWTH Aachen University in Germany
  • Mark van Stiphout, Deputy Head of Unit at DG Energy of the European Commission
  • Chris Greer, Director of the Smart Grid and Cyber-Physical Systems Program Office of the US' National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)
  • Lucian Balea - RTE France
  • Representative of LF Energy

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TECH TRACK

TRENDS & TOPICS

  • Kubernetes
    • Open format Atul Pandey, NEC India (from Call for Contributions): Leavaraging Kubernetes for FIWARE Components Automations. Interested in learning and make full use of Kubernetes automations framework in FIWARE use cases or Solution deployment.
  • NGSI LD (specification for Orion): Data format how to exchange context information. How to implement it with FIWARE (ask Jose, ETSI partners).
  • Machine learning (ask Gernot).
  • Image Analytics over FIWARE (from Call for Contributions): We would like to share outcome of our gap analysis with developers community so that some of the burning requirements can be considered in roadmap of FIWARE development of next releases. (Abhinav Agrawal, NEC India)
  • AR/ VR
  • 5G Technology

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CROSS-TOPIC SESSIONS

TRENDS & TOPICS

Technical:

  • Artificial Intelligence
    • ArtuData and SENSEI
  • Blockchain
  • Robotics
    • From Call to Contributions: Presentation of new FIWARE Generic Enablers for robotics. (Ali Muhammad, VTT)
    • Presentation by TIS - Japan
  • IoT
  • AR/VR
  • Data Economy/ Sovereignty / Big Data / Cloud computing
    • Mario Cortés - Deputy Mayor and Vice spokesman for the City of Malaga. City councilor responsible for Security, Innovation, Energy and New Technologies

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CROSS-TOPIC SESSIONS

Community:

  • iHubs
    • Startups
    • Fábio Henrique Cabrini - What are we doing with FIWARE in Brazil - Part 2 (from Call for Contributions)
    • Open Call (from Call for Contributions) - Equity free funding opportunities for your project. RobotUnion, Tetramax, C-Voucher and L4MS. (Roi Rodríguez, Fundingbox)
  • Insights from other Open Source initiatives and organisations: EdgeX Foundry

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CROSS-TOPIC SESSIONS (source)

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Thematic Areas / Topics

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SMART AGRIFOOD

SMART CITIES

SMART INDUSTRY

SMART ENERGY

TECH/DEVELOPERS

COMMUNITY

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

BLOCKCHAIN

ROBOTICS

IOT

DATA ECONOMY

SOVEREIGNTY

ACCELERATORS

IHUBS

STARTUPS

INVESTORS

OPEN CALLS

EVANGELISTS

MARKETPLACE CERTIFICATION

PLENARY

CROSS

SMART CITIES SOLUTIONS

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AGENDA - NOV 27

17

AUDITORIUM 2

600

CONFERENCE 2.1

200

CONFERENCE 2.2

200

Community meetings

10:00 - 11-30 Opening plenary

12:00- 13:30 Smart Cities and Public Administrations

12:00 - 13:30 - Smart Agrifood

14:30 - 16:00 Developer sessions

14:30- 16:00 Smart Cities and Public Administrations

14:30 - 16:00 Smart Energy

16:30 - 18:30 Developer sessions

16:30- 18:00 Smart Cities and Public Administrations

16:30- 18:00 Smart Industry

(Proposed names to be confirmed during kick off)

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AGENDA - NOV 28

18

AUDITORIUM 2

600

ROOM 1 + ROOM 2

400

9:30 - __:__ Developer Sessions

(Juanjo / Angeles/ tbd TSC)

9:30 - 13:30 Cross-Topic Sessions

AI (Machine Learning / Swarm Intelligence)

Blockchain

IoT

Robotics

Data Economy/ Sovereignty

AR/VR

Edge Computing

(Verus / Angeles / tbd BoO-MSC-TSC)

14:30 - 17:30 Community Sessions

Community:

iHubs

Startups / Investors

Evangelists

Open Calls

(Angeles / Charlotte / MSC Chairs)

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PLENARY SESSION

November 27

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AGENDA NOV 27 - Plenary Session - Auditorium 2

09:00-10:00

Registration & Welcome Coffee

U.Ahle & Mayor of Málaga: visit to exhibition

10:00-11:30

Welcome & Opening remarks - Ulrich Ahle, CEO, FIWARE Foundation

Keynote: “Industrializing the FIWARE products” Prof. Holger Schlingloff, Head of Fraunhofer Software Quality Center: Confirmed.

Keynote: “The evolution of FIWARE from an outside perspective” Roberto Di Cosmo, Director of the Innovation and Research Initiative for free software: Confirmed.

Fireside Chat: “The view of the end user”

Moderator: Hubert Tardieu, Chairman of the FIWARE BoD

Francisco de la Torre Prados, Mayor of the City of Málaga: TBD

Marco Bucci, Mayor of the City of Genoa: TBD

Maria Jesús Almazor, CEO Telefonica Spain: TBD

11:30-12:00

Coffee Break

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DEVELOPERS SESSION

November 27

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AGENDA NOV 27 - Developers Session - Auditorium 2

12:00-13:30

-FIWARE Overview - Juanjo Hierro

-Building your first smart app using FIWARE - Getting started to FIWARE NGSI - Jason Fox

-FIWARE NGSI in depth - advanced features and future support to linked data - "José Manuel Cantera - Martin Bauer"

13:30-14:30

Lunch

14:30-16:00

-Connecting sensors to FIWARE with IDAS: overview "Jose Gato (Atos)

Daniel Calvo (Atos)"

-A case example: connecting to sensors in farms: the Pycno case - Nahuel Lavino

-Developing an IoT Agent, case example: OPC-UA - Marguglio Angelo (Engineering)

-Keynote, invited speaker: Enabling a Cloud-Native Edge for IoT Scale - EdgeX Foundry representatives

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AGENDA NOV 27 - Developers Session - Auditorium 2

16:00-16:30

Coffee Break

16:30-18:00

- "Connecting to LoRa networks: practical demo” - Daniel Calvo (Atos)

- Identity Management and Access Control - "Joaquin Salvachúa (UPM) - Álvaro Alonso (UPM)"

- Keynote, invited speaker: Flink

- Cygnus: managing the stream of context information history using Apache NIFI - UPM team

-QuantumLeap: managing the stream of context information history using Time Series DBs - Federico Facca (Martel)

-What comes next: an overview of sessions the day after - Jason Fox

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SMART CITY & PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

November 27

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AGENDA NOV 27 - Smart City - Conference 2.1

12:00-13:30

Session 1: CEF / ETSI / TM FORUM / Standards

The session gravitates about how to foster adoption of standards in cities and therefore build a Sustainable Global Digital Single Market for Smart Cities which may therefore become an enough attractive market for solutions providers, integrators and platform providers to invest. FIWARE and CEF will be at the center.Intro: Juanjo�Keynote 1: Paul Wilson - CMO - TM Forum (15’): Confirmed �Panel:�1) Bent Hauschildt - EC for CEF: TBD�2) Enrique Martinez - Segittur + Head of Smart Cities National Plan��Keynote 2: EC for CEF - (15’): TBD��Fireside Chat: �1) Patrice Slupowski - VP, Digital Innovation Orange: Confirmed �2) high level representative from the Spanish Administration (TBC)

3) CTO Detecon��Proposed Speakers:�Jean-Marc Lazard - CEO - OpenDataSoft: Confirmed

13:30-14:30

Lunch

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AGENDA NOV 27 - Smart City - Conference 2.1

14:30-16:00

Session 2: Solutions and Cities

Intro: Olaf Gerd Gemein (10’)

Keynote: Jason Whittet (100 resilient Cities): Confirmed (15’)

Panel 1 (30’)

  • Moderator: Olaf-Gerd Gemein
  • Diogo Correia (UbiWhere, City of Aveiro-Portugal): TBD
  • Federicco Facca (Select4cities - Switzerland): Confirmed
  • Filippo Severi (MUV - FIWARE for Mobility - Italy): TBD
  • Mirko Ross (Asvin - IoT in Paderborn, Germany): Confirmed
  • Andrea Cruciani (Situation Room, City of Independence, USA): Confirmed

Session 3: Cities Keynote: Martin Brynskow (OASC) - Confirmed. Talk on OASC activities, and how cities work together to achieve common understanding and defining Minimal Interoperable Mechanism (MIM) in order to achieve interoperability and portability.

Panel 2 (20’):

  • Brigitte Lutz (City of Vienna, Austria): Declined
  • Jose Miguel Barone (City of Montevideo, Uruguay): TBD
  • Fábio Henrique Cabrini (City of Sao Paulo, Brazil): TBD
  • Prof. Peter Salhofer (City of Graz, Austria): Confirmed
  • Norio Uchida (City of Fukuoka, Japan): TBD.

16:00-16:30

Coffee Break

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SMART AGRIFOOD

November 27

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AGENDA NOV 27 - Smart Agrifood - Conference 2.2

12:00-13:30

Introduction: tbd (10’) - introducing the topics and relevance to FIWARE

Keynote 1: tbd (15’)�

Panel 1 (2-4 guests): tbd (20’)

  • Cláudia Carocha (Building Global Innovators) - TBC Supporting rural businesses to innovate: Presentation of the case study of the Portuguese Regional Municipality Idanha-a-Nova: TBD.

Keynote 2: Peter van der Vlugt (15’): TBD �

Fireside Chat: TBD

Proposed speakers: Pending.

Note: 2 potential call for contributions requests (Nahuel Lavino - Pycno - and Dr. Matthias Brunner - tsenso GmbH) pending more information about the solutions: TBD.

13:30-14:30

Lunch

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SMART ENERGY

November 27

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AGENDA NOV 27 - Smart Energy - Conference 2.2

14:30-16:00

Session title pending�

Intro tbd (10’)

Keynote 1: tbd (15’)�

Panel 1 (30’)

  • Moderator: tbd
  • Prof. Antonello Monti, Head of E.ON Research Center at the RWTH Aachen University in Germany: Confirmed.
  • Mark van Stiphout, Deputy Head of Unit at DG Energy of the European Commission: Confirmed.
  • Chris Greer, Director of the Smart Grid and Cyber-Physical Systems Program Office of the US' National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST): Confirmed.
  • Lucian Balea - RTE France, Representative of LF Energy: TBD.

Fireside Chat: Proposed speakers:

Massimo Bertoncini - R&D Opportunities Developers - Smart Energy Lab, Engineering Ingegneria Informatica: Confirmed

Abhinav Agrawal - NEC Technologies India Private Limited (call for contribution): TBD

Miguel Morales - Bosonit (call for contribution): TBD.

16:00-16:30

Coffee break

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SMART INDUSTRY

November 27

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AGENDA NOV 27 - Smart Industry - Conference 2.2

16:30-18:00

Smart Industry: session title: pending �Moderator: Ulrich/Stefan: TBD�

Topic 1: Robotics

Intro: TBD�Keynote: Jaime Martin Losa - e-prosima: TBD�Panel or Fireside chat (Moderator: TBD)�1) Jaime Martin Losa - e-prosima: TBC�2) Kazuki Urabe - TIS (call for contribution): Confirmed�3) Ali Muhammad - VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland (call for contribution): TBC.

4) Nobuyuki Matsui - TIS.inc (call for contribution): TBC

Topic 2: Data Sovereignty��Intro TBD�Keynote: Lars Nagel (IDSA): TBC �Panel or Fireside chat (Moderator: TBD)�1) Sebastian Steinbuss (Director Architecture - IDSA): Confirmed�2) Egbert-Jan Sol (CTO - Industry TNO Innovation for Life): Confirmed

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November 28

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Developers sessions

November 28

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AGENDA NOV 28 - Developers Session - Auditorium 2

09:30-11:30

pending topics

11:30-12:00

Coffee break

12:00-13:00

pending topics

13:00-14:00

Closing Plenary: Karl-Heinz Land (Author and Digital Visionary) and Ulrich Ahle (FIWARE Foundation)

14:00-15:00

Lunch

TBD: Pending approval for call for contribution requests to be added here.

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TECH & CROSS-TOPIC SESSIONS

November 28

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AGENDA NOV 28 - Tech and Cross-Topics - Conference 2.1

UPDATE NEEDED HERE IN 02.10.

09:30-11:30

pending topics

11:30-12:00

Coffee break

12:00-13:00

pending topics

13:00-14:00

Closing Plenary: Karl-Heinz Land (Author and Digital Visionary) and Ulrich Ahle (FIWARE Foundation)

14:00-15:00

Lunch

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AGENDA NOV 28 - Cross-Topics - Conference 2.2

UPDATE NEEDED HERE IN 02.10.

09:30-11:30

pending topics

11:30-12:00

Coffee break

12:00-13:00

pending topics

13:00-14:00

Closing Plenary: Karl-Heinz Land (Author and Digital Visionary) and Ulrich Ahle (FIWARE Foundation)

14:00-15:00

Lunch

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Community Sessions

November 28

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AGENDA NOV 28 - Community Sessions - Conference 2.2

14:30-15:30

Session 1: Equity Free Funding Opportunities For Your Project�Speaker: Roi Rodríguez de Bernardo (Fundingbox)

�- RobotUnion�- Tetramax�- C-Voucher �- L4MS

15:30-16:30

Session 2: pending topics and respective time slots

16:30-17:00

Coffee break

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AGENDA NOV 28 - Community Sessions - Conference 2.2

17:00-18:30

Session 3: pending topics and respective time slots

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Call for contributions

SMART CITIES

  • Daniel Menchaca (Smart Cities Director, JIG Internet Consulting) - FIWOO, an Open FIWARE Smart City Platform - Exhibition - Look for customer use case
  • Jason Whittet (Solutions Development, 100 Resilient Cities) - Building the Urban Data Platform and Data Exchange -
  • Thais Batista (Full Professor, UFRN) - A FIWARE-based Geospatial Data Middleware for Smart Cities - Brazil Exhibition?
  • Fábio Henrique Cabrini (Professor and Researcher, USP/IPT) - POC (Proof of Concept): Using FIWARE Platform for monitoring, storing and sharing open Ambiental parameters in the São Paulo City Brazil Exhibition?
  • Bassam Alaoui (Project manager, Maroc Numeric Cluster) - IT association: We support innovative projects in Morocco (check with FI-Global / Orange)
  • Rahul Tomar (Co-Founder & CPO, tsenso GmbH) - ROSY: Determining traffic flow and congestion in the road network using dynamic data in real-time - Customer use case required
  • Norio Uchida (Assistant Manager, NEC Corporation) - Exploring a New Opportunity in Data Economy: A Case of a Field Experiment Ongoing in Japan
  • Jose Miguel Barone (Smart City Platform Director, Intendencia de Montevideo) - Data visualization with FIWARE / Big Data
  • Antonio Jara (CEO, HOP Ubiquitous S.L.) - Be-Memories: How FIWARE is addressing Smart Destinations
  • Diogo Correia (Business Developer, Ubiwhere) - Pay-as-you-Throw system @ Aveiro, Smart Parking @ Sintra, Smart Air Quality @ Porto

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Call for contributions

SMART AGRIFOOD

  • Cláudia Carocha (Project Manager of Sustainable Technologies, Building Global Innovators) - Supporting rural businesses to innovate: Presentation of the case study of the Portuguese Regional Municipality Idanha-a-Nova, that lost 68% of the population from 1960 to 2011.
  • Nahuel Lavino (Co-founder, Pycno) - Pycno - Startup
  • Dr. Matthias Brunner (Co-Founder & CEO, tsenso GmbH) - The FreshIndex: The exact expiry date which will replace the current sub-optimal solution and contribute to reduction of costs and food waste. Customer Use Case, Exhibition

SMART INDUSTRY

  • Ali Muhammad (Principal Investigator in Robotics Systems, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland) - FIWARE for Intra-factor logistics: Presentation of new FIWARE Generic Enablers for robotics.
  • Nobuyuki Matsui (Expert of Strategic Technology Center, TIS.inc) - FIWARE-based robot management platform: "RoboticBase" - Industry Track

SMART ENERGY

  • Abhinav Agrawal (Senior Solutions Architect, NEC Technologies India Private Limited) - FIWARE as Smart Energy Management Platform for India
  • Miguel Morales (CEO, Bosonit S.L.) - FIWOO Energy - Introducing a middleware to manage solar and wind plants - Exhibition

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Call for contributions

TECH TRACK

  • Abhinav Agrawal (Senior Solutions Architect, NEC Technologies India Private Limited) - Competitive analysis of Image processing and analytics challenges, available solutions in the market and comparison with FIWARE to improve FIWARE capabilities. Presentation of gap analysis with developers community so that some of the burning requirements can be considered in roadmap of FIWARE development of next releases.
  • Atul Pandey (Technical Specialist, NEC Technologies India Private Limited) - Leavaraging Kubernetes for FIWARE Components Automations

Use Cases (go to Exhibition)

  • Brazil Proposals - UFCG (Federal University of Campina Grande) and USP (University of Sao Paolo)
  • Asia@Connect: Social media bullying detection on Bangla text

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Call for contributions

CROSS-TOPICS

  • Blockchain:
    • Javier Fraile (Blockchain consultant and developer, Bosonit S.L.) - Integrating blockchain in FIWARE projects
    • Khalid Belghiti (Founder, Scrypt.media) - Blockchain Use Cases - Blockchain technology has a huge potential. I would like to show its advantages and also its limitations by presenting some real use cases.
  • IoT
    • Thierry Grenot (President, Le Peuple Habile) - IoT: Natural Language for an Interoperable Internet of Simple Things
    • Bert Tilmans (Co-owner, IoThings) - ioThings's first product family, ioTracker, is a brand-new set of sensor devices which communicate over the Low Power network LoRaWAN.
    • Leif Häggmark (Project Manager, Luleå University of Technology) - We present the SenseSmartRegion Platform (SSRP) that leverages the FIWARE middleware platform to collect, store, process and visualize the IoT data that originates within Skellefteå, a town in northern Sweden.
    • Gabriel Menegatti (CEO, SlicingDice, Inc) - We intent to show how many IoT companies and startups that are using FIWARE as the foundation of their IoT initiatives, such as Helix in Brazil, are leveraging SlicingDice's platform [1] and our innovative pricing model (free and unlimited data storage) to make IoT projects viable and inexpensive.
    • Jason Shepherd (IoT and Edge Computing CTO, Dell Technologies/EdgeX Foundry) - Enabling a Cloud-Native Edge for IoT Scale

  • Robotics
    • Nobuyuki Matsui (Expert of Strategic Technology Center, TIS.inc) - FIWARE-based robot management platform: "RoboticBase" - Industry Track
  • AI Machine Learning
    • Shahin Akhter (Assistant Professor, Institute of Information and Communication Technology) - Smart Cyber bullying detection using the power of FIWARE technology and machine learning
    • Bin Cheng NEC: AI at Edges: Enabling Adaptive AI applications with FogFlow GE

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Call for contributions

COMMUNITY / OTHER

  • Fábio Henrique Cabrini (Professor and Researcher, FIWARELAB São Paulo USP, Universidade de São Paulo - Brazil) - What are we (FIWARELAB São Paulo) doing with FIWARE in Brazil - Part 2
  • Roi Rodríguez de Bernardo (Project Manager, FundingBox) - Equity free funding opportunities for your project: RobotUnion, Tetramax, C-Voucher and L4MS
  • EDI - Open Call Data Providers - Corporates Announcement of the 30 Startups Selected in the First Open Call / Challenges
  • FIWARE Zone - Challenge’18 awards (30’ presentation)

UPM Suggested Presentations:

  • European digital identity and its FIWARE integration.
  • Identity and access control in IDS and Industry 4.0
  • Tutorial : Deployment and secularization for an IOT infrastructure.
  • Creation of a BlockChain Data Oracle using Cygnus.
  • Fiware integration via Cosmos connector with Apache Flink.
  • Cygnus 2.0 a new approach on ContextData management.
  • Tutorial : Doing Big Data analysis and Machine Learning with Fiware Context Data.

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Call for contributions

Exhibition

  • FIWARE IN BRAZIL

Fábio Henrique Cabrini

    • Helix Platform: A simple and resilient approach to deploy IoT applications
    • FIWARELAB São Paulo USP (Universidade de São Paulo - Brazil)
    • POC (Proof of Concept) - Using FIWARE Platform for monitoring, storing and sharing open Ambiental parameters in the São Paulo City - USP

Dalton Valadares (PhD student/researcher, UFCG/Embedded) - Federal University Campina Grande

    • Enhancing the PEP Proxy security

Thais Batista (Full Professor, UFRN - Federal University of Rio Grande)

    • A FIWARE-based Geospatial Data Middleware for Smart Cities -
  • Asia@Connect: Social media bullying detection on Bangla text
  • FIWOO - ihub in La Rioja
    • Miguel Morales (CEO, Bosonit S.L.) - FIWOO Energy - Introducing a middleware to manage solar and wind plants - Exhibition - FIWOO is part of the Select4Cities Project (Bosonit, Jig, Sesmotic…) - End Customers?
    • Daniel Menchaca (Smart Cities Director, JIG Internet Consulting) - FIWOO, an Open FIWARE Smart City Platform - Exhibition - Look for customer use case
  • Dr. Matthias Brunner (Co-Founder & CEO, tsenso GmbH) - The FreshIndex: The exact expiry date which will replace the current sub-optimal solution and contribute to reduction of costs and food waste. Customer Use Case, Exhibition

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Exhibition stands allocation

Stand 1 – 3x2

Atos

Stand 2 – 3x2

Tbc

Stand 3 – 3x2

Stand 1 - 3x2

Atos Spain

Stand 2 - 3x2

NEC Laboratories Europe GmBH

Stand 3 - 3x2

HOP Ubiquitous

Stand 4 - 3x2

VeroCity

Stand 5 - 3x2

FIWARE Rioja

Stand 6 - 3x2

Metropole Digital Institute

Stand 7 - 3x2

Smart Cities Lab

Stand 8 - 3x2

IICT

Stand 9 - 3x2

Brazil’s corner:

- FIWARELab;

- UFRN;

- UFCG;

- SlicingDice

Stand 10 - 3x2

Future City iHub

Stand 11 - 3x2

The European Data Incubator

Stand 12 - 3x2

iHubs & accelerators:

- tbd;

- tbd.

Stand 13 - 3x2

Malaga iHub: TBD

Stand 14 - 3x2

Zabala Innovation Consulting: tbd

Stand 15 - 3x2

Stand 16 - 3x2

tbd

Stand 17 - 3x2

tbd

Stand 17 - 3x2

tbd

Please note that the standard dimension of the stand is 3x2. When necessary, larger dimensions will be

provided (upon request)). Please refer to the image (left-hand side) in the next slide to see where the stands

are located within the Summit’s venue space.

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Exhibition - Poster presentation

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The Venue

FYCMA

Avenida Ortega y Gasset, 201.

29006. Málaga