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27.06.2018

Manfred HALVER, David KOLMAN, Angelo NUZZO |

Experts Information and Communication Technologies in H2020

ICT CALLS IN WORK PROGRAMME 2020


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Todays’ speakers Manfred Halver, Angelo Nuzzo and David Kolman are experts for European ICT programme in Horizon 2020 at FFG

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Call - Information and Communication Technologies

• Reinforcing European presence in international ICT standardisation: Standardisation Observatory and Support Facility (ICT-45-2020)

• Towards a vibrant European network of AI excellence centres(ICT-48-2020)

• 5G PPP – 5G for Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM) (ICT-53-2020)

• Interactive Technologies (ICT-55-2020)

Call - Digitising and transforming European industry and services: digital innovation hubs and platforms

• I4MS (phase 4) - uptake of digital game changers (DT-ICT-03-2020)

• Big Data Innovation Hubs (DT-ICT-05-2020)

Call – Cybersecurity (Open 25.7 – Deadline 19.11)

• Building blocks for resilience in evolving ICT systems (SU-ICT-02-2020)

OPEN TOPICS WITH DEADLINE 13. NOVEMBER 2019


Call - Information and Communication Technologies

• Artificial intelligence for manufacturing(ICT-38-2020)

• 5G PPP – 5G core technologies innovation (ICT-42-2020)

• Next Generation Media (ICT-44-2020)

• Software Technologies (ICT-50-2020)

• Big Data technologies and extreme-scale analytics (ICT-51-2020)

• Blockchain for the Next Generation Internet (ICT-54-2020)

• Next Generation Internet of Things (ICT-56-2020)

OPEN TOPICS WITH DEADLINE 16. JANUARY 2020


TIMELINE OF THE CALL

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Call opening: 09.07.2019

Call deadline: 13.11.2019 / 16.1.2020

Evaluation results: 13.4.2020 / 16.6.2020

earliest project start: 1.7.2020 / 1.10.2020

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Proposal Evaluation Contract Project5 months 3 months

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE &DIGITIZING EUROPEAN INDUSTRY

DEN TITEL DER PRÄSENTATION EINGEBEN

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• SPEAKER: David Kolman


ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR DIGITISING EUROPEAN INDUSTRY

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Policy Context:

• Digitizing European Industry Initiative (2016), https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/policies/digitising-european-industry

• Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence (2018), https://ec.europa.eu/knowledge4policy/node/32954_sl

Hints:

• Carefully read the policy documents; clearly show how your idea contributes to their objectives

• Within your proposal, refer to targets of the policy and how your project will contribute

towards achieving them

• Put your idea into perspective of former/ current projects (“project portfolio” of DG CNECT)

• Topics are about Key Digital Technologies (KDT); credible links to application areas have to be presented (strong use-cases)

• Strong industrial input and involvement are needed (partners)

• In case of AI and SW, the objective is to build up European expertise and make it available to a broad range of users

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/policies/digitising-european-industry

https://ec.europa.eu/knowledge4policy/node/32954_sl


ICT-38-2020: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR MANUFACTURING

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• Project Type: Research & Innovation Action

• Call Deadline: 16 Jan. 2020

• Call Budget: 47 M€

• Project Budget: 4-6 M€

Summary Topic content:

• Integrating state-of-the-art AI technologies in the manufacturing domain:

• esp. in agile production processes and predictive quality,

• taking into account aspects such as time criticality, safety and security,

• finding effective ways for collaboration between humans and AI systems

Summary Expected Impact:

• Products and services usable in a wide range of manufacturing processes leading to agile production processes and improved quality of products and processes

• Humans working together with AI systems in optimal complementarity

• Proposals need to provide metrics, the baseline and targets to measure impact


ICT-38-2020: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR MANUFACTURING

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• Project Type: Coordination and Support Action



• Project Budget: 0,5 M€


• Standardization:

• Developing model for synchronization of standardization activities on AI and related digital technologies in manufacturing

• Cooperation w/ Japan:

• Supporting cooperation with Japan in areas relevant for AI-driven innovation in manufacturing and digital industrial platforms


• Increased synchronization and cooperation on AI and related digital technologies in manufacturing, with higher global impact

• Proposals need to provide metrics, the baseline and targets to measure impact


ICT-48-2020: TOWARDS A VIBRANT EUROPEAN NETWORK OF AI [RESEARCH] EXCELLENCE CENTRES

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• Call Deadline: 13 Nov. 2019


• Project Budget: 12 M€


• 4 networks will be selected, focusing on major S&T challenges

• networks will develop mechanisms to spread the knowledge to all AI labs in Europe, becoming one virtual reference lab

• each network will be driven by leading AI figures from major research centers

• they will cross-fertilize with industry via collaborative research and staff exchange

(e.g. joint PhD programs)

• Topics for collaborative projects: Advances in AI foundations (reasoning), Trusted AI, Intelligent robots, Advanced perception and interaction, AI at the edge, AI HW


• Make Europe a research powerhouse for AI

• Increase Europe's attractiveness for scientists; prepare future generations of scientists and breakthrough in AI

• Strengthen the AI-on-Demand platform with algorithms and tools solutions

• Foster mobilization and commitment from the community


ICT-48-2020: TOWARDS A VIBRANT EUROPEAN NETWORK OF AI [RESEARCH] EXCELLENCE CENTRES

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• Developing synergies and exchange between the selected projects, and with other relevant projects, such as the AI-on-Demand platform, and the community at large

• Supporting the projects in their dissemination activities towards industry, users, and citizens

• Organizing AI workshop and courses... … to foster cooperation with industry


• Foster mobilization and commitment from the community,

• Reinforce Europe’s research capacity in AI

• Enrich the education offer in order to equip non-ICT professionals with necessary AI skills


ICT-50-2020: SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES

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1. Development tools, methods & processes for interoperable, adaptive, secure and trustworthy SW, advanced development environment; or

2. Advanced SW systems and architectures: self-managed SW; optimizing resources across disparate infrastructure


• Increased capacity of the European SW industry to exploit the capabilities of SW-defined infrastructures at middleware and application layer

• Improved reliability and cybersecurity of SW developed with those tools

• Expand R&I potential in SW technologies & infrastructures, overcoming fragmentation in the European supply base, optimizing investments and use of resources to yield multi-domain SW-based products and services

• Contribute to EU SW technology independence


ICT-50-2020: SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES

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• Call Budget: 1,5 M€



• Coordinate stakeholders in the area of SW technologies, digital infrastructures and cybersecurity

• Disseminate project results, organize scientific and policy events, develop R&I roadmaps


• Creation of a sustainable European forum of stakeholders representing SW research, industry and end-users


EUROPEAN DATA INFRASTRCTURE


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EUROPEAN DATA INFRASTRUCTURE: HPC, BIG DATA AND CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES

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Policy Context:

• Communication Building the European Data Economy, https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/policies/building-european-data-economy

• Big Data Value Public Private Partnership, http://www.bdva.eu

• European Cloud Initiative, https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/european-cloud-initiative

• NO link to the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC)

Hints:

• Overall objective: to build a world-class HPC/Big Data ecosystem

• Carefully read the resp. policy documents and relate your proposal to those policies;

• Within your proposal, refer to targets of the resp. initiatives and how your project will contribute towards achieving them

• Strong industrial commitment is welcome

• Keep in mind also the work of EuroHPC JU, ECSEL JU and the European low-power microprocessor technologies initiative

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/policies/building-european-data-economy

http://www.bdva.eu/

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/european-cloud-initiative


ICT-51-2020: BIG DATA TECHNOLOGIES AND EXTREME-SCALE ANALYTICS

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• Project Type(s): Research and Innovation Action





Continuation of topic ICT-12-2018

Proposals should develop methodologies & solutions at least one of the following areas:

• ML/DL (esp. on distributed data sets), architectures for collecting, managing and exploiting vast amounts of data;

• system engineering/tools to contribute to the co-design of federated/distributed systems;

• new methods for extreme-scale analytics, deep analysis, precise predictions and

automated decision-making;

• novel visualization techniques;

• data fusion and data integration technologies;

• standardized interconnection methods for efficient sharing of heterogeneous data pools, seamlessly using distributed tools and services


• Increased productivity and quality of system design and SW development thanks to better methods, architectures and tools

• Significant increase of speed of data throughput and access

• Adoption of results of the extreme-scale analysis and prediction in decision-making


ICT-51-2020: BIG DATA TECHNOLOGIES AND EXTREME-SCALE ANALYTICS

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• Project Type(s): Coordination and Support Action



• Project Budget: 1,5 M€


• Coordinating existing and emerging activities in HPC/BD/Cloud/AI technologies, incl. national initiatives and the European Network of National Big Data Centers of Excellence, www.big-data-network.eu


• Effective cooperation of the participating initiatives and platforms

• Smooth transition to Horizon Europe activities

https://www.big-data-network.eu/


CYBERSECURITY


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CYBERSECURITY

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Policy Context:

• Part of the H2020 2018-20 Focus Area Boosting the effectiveness of the Security Union, https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/sites/horizon2020/files/SU_booklet.pdf

• EC Communication Strengthening Europe's Cyber Resilience System, July 2016, https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/dae/document.cfm?doc_id=16546

• Cybersecurity Public Private Partnership, https://ecs-org.eu/cppp

https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/sites/horizon2020/files/SU_booklet.pdf

https://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/dae/document.cfm?doc_id=16546

https://ecs-org.eu/cppp


SU-ICT-02-2020: BUILDING BLOCKS FOR RESILIENCE IN EVOLVING ICT SYSTEMS

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• Call Deadline: 19 Nov 2019




a) Cybersecurity/privacy audit, certification and standardisation, or

b) Trusted supply chains of ICT systemsincl. IoT devices/ecosystem, or

c) Designing and developing privacy-friendly and secure SW and HW

• Development up to TRL 5

• Within each subtopic, all points have to be addressed


• Improved market opportunities for the EU vendors of security components

• Increased trust both by developers using/ integrating the ICT components and by the end-users of IT systems and services

• Protect the privacy of citizens and trustworthiness of ICT

• Acceleration of the development and implementation of certification processes

• Validation platforms will provide assessments with less effort and assure a better compliance


a) No, I am just curious

b) Yes, in a specific topics*

c) Yes, most likely in several topics*

d) I am supporting others that will submit*

e) Maybe, but do not contact me

* Your choice is visible to the organisers (only). We may get in touch with you for discussing how we can support you

Q: DO YOU PLAN TO SUBMIT A PROPOSAL TO THESE TOPICS?


5G


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• SPEAKER: Manfred Halver


5G (ICT-42, ICT-53)

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Policy Context:

• Topics are part of the 5G Public Private Partnership (PPP)

• Consortia have to strongly take into account existing and finished projects from prior calls in this context

• Further, tackling concrete points of the relevant 5G PPP documents is a must (see https://5g-ppp.eu/)

Hints:

• We strongly recommend to collaborate within a consortium with relevant players that already have had successful projects in H2020 5G PPP topics (phases 1-3)

• Check closely the document references in the Work Programme (Footnotes)

• 5G PPP will probably offer a dedicated brokerage platform for 5G project participations

https://5g-ppp.eu/


ICT-42-2020: 5G PPP – 5G CORE TECHNOLOGIES INNOVATION

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• Project Type: Innovation Action

• Call Deadline: 16 Jan 2020




• Enabling Technologies – primarily hardware-based key 5G technological blocks

• Emphasis on new tapes of IoT devices for usage of 5G in one or several industries

• Beyond individual components (include integration and validation) – target subset of 5G network functions architecture


• European offer for new 5G core technologies at TRL7+

• New actors in related markets

• Creation of high tech start-ups or of new business opportunities for SME

• Strong SME participation


ICT-42-2020: 5G PPP – 5G CORE TECHNOLOGIES INNOVATION

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• Call Deadline: 16 Jan 2020




• Definition of expected core hardware components of future connectivity systems to strengthen Europe's capabilities

• Take into account characteristics and architectures, including security

• Define required R&I and investment

• Define related industry roadmap in partnership among relevant EU actors


• European cross-industry roadmap for hardware enabling technologies

• Support European strategic autonomy objectives for connectivity platforms


ICT-53-2020: 5G PPP – 5G FOR CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED MOBILITY 1/2

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• Validate 5G specification in CAM applications under real conditions via cross-border trials along 5G corridors (roads, rail)

• Use cases in V2x and service infrastructure

• Cover 5G innovation for CAM ecosystems (radio, RAN and core network levels) and AI

• Multi-tenant business architecture

optimizing RoI, efficiency of connectivity and service infrastructure; consider cloud supporting roaming of CAM services

• Pilots allow understanding of roles, relations, responsibilities of actors

• Co-existence between multiple technologies, migration path to 5G for CAM (cross-border corridors)

• Roadmaps for deployment along the corridors

• May include services on internat. trains, train traffic management, …

• Multimodality / traffic mode coordination are in scope


ICT-53-2020: 5G PPP – 5G FOR CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED MOBILITY 2/2

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• Validation of 5G technologies, architecture, business models, standards in CAM

• Cost/benefit analysis of 5G cross-border deployment for CAM

• Characterisation of 5G Release 16+ for CAM

• Validation of sustainability models for 5G-AI combination for CAM

• Technological validation for train/railways

(incl. FRMCS, migration, spectrum…)

• Sustainable model for pan-European cloud infrastructure supporting CAM

• Sustainable deployment model for pan-European 5G corridors for CEF Digital

• Participation of key industrial partners (ICT, Automotive) with high standardisation impact


NEXT GENERATION INTERNET


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• SPEAKER: Manfred Halver


NEXT GENERATION INTERNET

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Policy Context:

• Conviction that internet steers of its original concept of free decentralized open communication platform

• NGI aims at developing a more human-centric internet supporting values of openness, cooperation across borders, decentralization, inclusiveness and protection of privacy giving the control back to the users

• NGI includes related technologies such as Blockchain, IoT, VR or future media

Hints:

• NGI Initiative, https://ec.europa.eu/futurium/en/next-generation-internet

• European Strategy on Blockchain, https://www.eublockchainforum.eu

• Build on work of existing networks such as AIOTI, BDVA or 5G PPP

• Pay attention to heavy focus on third party projects: up to 70% to be given to sub-grantees (Financial Support to Third Parties)

https://ec.europa.eu/futurium/en/next-generation-internet

https://www.eublockchainforum.eu/


ICT-44-2020: NEXT GENERATION MEDIA

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• Project Type(s): Innovation Action



• Project Budget: ~ 5 M€


i. Business Innovation EcosystemsDevelop new innovation ecosystems by using approaches such as a sandbox for technology-driven innovation in media; or

ii. New User Driven and Enriched Experiences in Future MediaCreate advanced media ecosystem by the development, demonstration and validation of new services and solutions through large

scale demonstrators, pilots or close-to-market prototypes


• Validated new media services tested in real operational environments

• Improved users’ experiences and new solutions for access to media content

• Open and interoperable solutions enabling a genuine Digital Single Market for media

• Improvement of the technological transfer from European technological SMEs to the media value chain

• An enhanced and enriched media ecosystem


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Starts: Technology and Arts Alliance as Driver for Next Generation Media:

• create a network of actors from across Europe

• foster synergies between art, media and technology in order to create new uses and forms of media

• develop a strategy how to promote local art-technology centers/DIHs

• organize the next European STARTS prizes


• Identical to IA


ICT-54-2020: BLOCKCHAIN FOR THE NEXT GENERATION INTERNET

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• Project Budget: i) 8 M€ , ii-iii) 6 M€ (24-36 months)


• 3 Subtopics: i) Advancing research on Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Tech. (research, proof of concept, piloting testing and benchmarking)

• ii) Fostering trust in internet exchange & content with Blockchain (decentralized, scalable BC-based solutions combined with eID and content; use-cases: new transparent & accountable reputation-based models, solutions for transparency & transactional content handling

• iii) Bring forward emergence of collective

intelligence on the internet (use cases defined in Work Programme)


• More human-centric evolution of internet

• i) reinforce EU Blockchain ecosystem

• ii) Scalable Blockchain solutions for trustworthy content & info exchange

• iii) service models for community services building, novel approaches for connecting people and smart objects/agents

• Promote interoperability & strengthen European role in standardization

• Create European Blockchain ecosystem


ICT-55-2020: INTERACTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

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• Project Budget: 1.5-2 M€ (12-24 months)


• Links to previous topic (ICT-25-2018)

• EITHER New authoring tools (less manual input required; large quantities of data; high fidelity; improved immersion)

• OR access to broader community (solutions in key sectors)

• Uptake of Interactive Technologies in industrial and societal domains

• Focus on richer virtual environments, new

user interfaces, improved immersion

• Targeted industries take leading role in solution design and guarantee take up of technology

• collaborate with CSA XR4All - eXtended Reality for All (http://xr4all.eu/)


• Increase use of interactive technologies

• Increase number of SMEs & Start-ups benefitting from tech transfer

• Increase market opportunities in interactive technologies for SMEs

http://xr4all.eu/


ICT-56-2020: NEXT GENERATION INTERNET OF THINGS

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• Develop, demonstrate and validate novel IoTconcepts and solutions

• Reference implementations in terms of a dynamically configured infrastructure and integration of smart devices into self-adaptive, robust, intuitive, secure and interconnected smart network and service platforms

• Use cases in areas such as wearables, transportation, agriculture, homes, health,

energy, and manufacturing

Proposal must address all following subtopics:

• User-aware, self-aware, semi-autonomous IoTarchitectures

• Secure and trusted Interoperability

• Intelligent IoT devices building on applicable results in micro-nano-bio technologies

• Tactile/contextual IoT based on human-centric sensing/actuating


• Contribution to human-centred IoT evolution

• Long-term evolution of next-generation IoTinfrastructures and service platform technologies…


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• Development of IoT ecosystems, partnerships, stakeholders networking, contribution to pre-normative activities and to standardization, development of business models, innovation activities and skills building

• Liaise also with NGI and other initiatives


• Contribution to emerging or future standards and pre-normative activities

• Propose novel and disruptive business models

• Mobilise key IoT players in security and privacy

• Maintain an active ecosystem of all relevant IoT stakeholders


CROSS-CUTTING ACTIVITIES


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• SPEAKER: Angelo Nuzzo


ICT-45-2020: REINFORCING EUROPEAN PRESENCE IN INTERNATIONAL ICT STANDARDISATION

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• Project Type(s): Coordination and Support Action• Call Deadline: 13 Nov. 2019



• Standards and interoperability for digital technologies play a crucial role for an effectiveDigital Single Market (https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market)

• The aim is to reinforce the EU and associated states presence in the international ICT standardisation scene

• Liaise with relevant on-going developments in EU and national funded R&I projects, including relevant other CSAs and PPPs

Summary Expected Impact :

• Increase the participation of European specialists in international ICT Standardisation activities to support European interests, including in leadership positions.

• Set-up of a facility to support participation of European specialists in international ICT SDOs

• Getting working items at the right time into the right technical bodies in international SDOs, foraand consortia.

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market


DIGITAL INNOVATION HUBS AND PLATFORMS


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• SPEAKER: Angelo Nuzzo


DIGITISING AND TRANSFORMING EUROPEAN INDUSTRY AND SERVICES: DIGITAL INNOVATION HUBS (DIH) AND PLATFORMS

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Policy Context:

• Digitising European Industry is a major policy of the European Commission (https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/policies/digitising-european-industry)

• DIH and Platforms are a complementary, new set of initiatives to help implement this policy

• DIH are targeting the deployment of market-ready new digital technologies and solutions in “traditional” companies with a focus on SMEs by providing Centres of Excellence that offer respective services, test & pilot-facilities up to complete digital solutions

• Digital Platforms generally aim at larger companies as innovation drivers or at whole industry sectors /

cross-sector solutions.

• To qualify for support, the following is required bythe DIH:

1. demonstrate that they are deeply rooted in innovation ecosystems that offer digital transformation services to companies in their proximity.

2. At least 50% of the budget should directly benefit SMEs or slightly bigger companies.

3. Activities should aim at long-term sustainability and include a business plan for the digital innovation hubs

4. Collaborate on building a network of Digital Innovation Hubs, covering most regions in Europe.

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/policies/digitising-european-industry


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Hints:

• Understanding the differences between DIH and Digital Platforms is important when preparing a proposal for this call

• Involvement DIH and Platforms require long-term engagement of involved organisations:

• DIH Catalogue (http://s3platform.jrc.ec.europa.eu/digital-innovation-hubs-tool)

• DIH Network (https://dihnet.eu/)

• DIH Enhanced Learning Programme (https://dihelp.eu/)

http://s3platform.jrc.ec.europa.eu/digital-innovation-hubs-tool

https://dihnet.eu/

https://dihelp.eu/


DT-ICT-03-2020: I4MS (PHASE 4) - UPTAKE OF DIGITAL GAME CHANGERS

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• Accelerate the design, development and uptake of advanced digital technologies– especially SMEs and mid-caps –, notably in sectors where digital technologies are underexploited

• Project center on one or more of the following areaso Smart modelling, simulation, and optimisation for

digital twins

o Laser based equipment in advanced and additive manufacturing text here

o Innovative Artificial Intelligence in manufacturingo Cognitive autonomous systems and human-robot

interactiono Widening Digital Innovation Hubs

Summary Expected Impact:• cover the manufacturing sector at large, including

discrete manufacturing, continuous production, and construction

• focus on minimising the entry barriers and demonstrating the clear added value of technologies, making SMEs and mid-caps more competitive

• the four requirements described in the introductory section “Support to hubs” have to be applied.


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• Project Type(s): Coordination and Support Action• Call Deadline: 13 Nov. 2019




• Support the network of Hubs

• build on the previously developed tools and innovation portal

• Help in sharing best practices, dissemination, brokering between users and suppliers, leveraging investment and training and organiseevents

• Close cooperation is required with the European Factories of the Future Research Association (EFFRA, https://www.effra.eu/)


• Attract a significant number of new users of advanced ICT in the manufacturing sector, and more innovative technology suppliers, in particular SMEs and mid-caps.

• A sustainable network of Digital Innovation Hubs, providing European added value to investments done at national and regional level in Digital Innovation Hubs and reaching a high leveraging effect on other sources of funding, in particular regional and national funding


DT-ICT-05-2020: BIG DATA INNOVATION HUBS

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• Project Type(s): Innovation Action • Call Deadline: 13 Nov. 2019

• Call Budget: 30.50 M€



• The challenge is to break "data silos" and stimulate sharing, re-using and trading of data assets by launching a second-generation data-driven innovation hub

• Sub-topic 1 (8-12 M€): Federate and network the relevant actions and initiatives (www.bdva.eu, www.eosc-portal.eu)

• Sub-topic 2 (5-7 M€): new solutions based on secure and trusted data value chains

• Sub-topic 3 (5 M€): to reshape the media value chain

• new ways in which citizens can exploit data

• new ways in which the creative sectors could be integrated in the data exploitation process


• Substantial increase in the total amount of data shared and exchanged in the federated incubators

• Min. 150 SMEs and web entrepreneurs, with an average 30% annual increase in the sales of the incubated companies

• Improved service quality and user satisfaction resulting from optimized data-driven processes andbusiness models

http://www.bdva.eu/

http://www.eosc-portal.eu/


MAJOR RELATED ICT EVENTS

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• 10.10.2019: Save the Date - Austrian H2020 ICT Infoday Vienna, AT

• 19.-20.09.2019: ICT Proposers’ Day Helsinki, FI (https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/digital-excellence-forum-ict-proposers-day-2019)

• FFG will participate in the ICT NCP Meeting with the EC in July send us your detailed questions by 15.7.

https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/digital-excellence-forum-ict-proposers-day-2019


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