The "Internet of Things Intitiative" (IoT-i)
Type
applied research project
Start Date
September 1, 2010
End Date
November 30, 2012
Status
completed
Keywords
Internet of Things
IoT
ubiquitous computing
pervasive computing
ambient intelligence
empirical study
social acceptance
business model
Description
The Internet of Things (IoT) is one of the most important areas of a Future Internet with high potential to positively impact European economy and society. The IoT initiative (IoT-i), a EU Framework Programme 7 project, started in September 2010, brings together key actors from all relevant but currently fragmented IoT communities in Europe to work jointly towards a common vision of the Internet of Things. It represents the first serious attempt in building a unified IoT community in Europe, going across boundaries of disparate technology sectors, in order to create a joint European strategic vision of the Internet of Things and aligning this vision with the current developments on the Future Internet. IoT-i pursues the achievement of the following strategic objectives: (1) Creating a joint strategic and technical vision for the IoT in Europe that encompasses the currently fragmented sectors of the IoT domain holistically, (2) Contribute to the creation of an economically sustainable and socially acceptable environment in Europe for IoT technologies and respective R&D activities and (3) Creating an environment that favours international adoption of European IoT technology.
Leader contributor(s)
Member contributor(s)
Partner(s)
Coordinator: University of Surrey (UK)
Consortium members:
_ Ericsson (SRB)
_ Telefonica (SP)
_ NEC Europe Ltd. (UK)
_ SAP (D)
_ Universität zu Lübeck (D)
_ CEA (F)
_ Alcatel Lucent (D)
_ VDI/VDE IT (D)
_ Thales Research & Technology (UK)
_ Universitat St Gallen (CH)
_ Ericsson AB (S)
_ Alexandra Instituttet (DK)
_ Universität Zürich (CH)
_ Telenor ASA (N)
_ University of Melbourne (AUS)
_ Hitachi Europe Ltd (UK)
Funder
Topic(s)
Internet of Things services
Social Acceptance
Business Models
Ethical and legal aspects
Method(s)
Empirical studies
Forum
Range
Institute/School
Range (De)
Institut/School
Principal
European Commission
Eprints ID
205684
Funding code
FP7-ICT-2009-5-257565
results