Overview of Smart IoT Acceleration Forum and Smart City Projects

スマートIoT推進フォーラムの概要とスマートシティプロジェクトの動向

Hideyuki TokudaNational Institute of Information and Communication Technology

Chairman of Smart IoT Acceleration Forum, Japantokuda@nict.go.jp

世界デジタルサミット2017・政府セッション５/29/2017

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AcceleratingConvergence of IoT and Connected Services for

Creating Smart Cities

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IoT Acceleration Consortium @ Tokyo(10/23/2015)

Smart IoT Acceleration Forum: Organization

R&D, demo and standardization of IoT network

•Future strategy on industry‐academia‐government project, sharing of testbed utilization know‐how, promotion of standardization

•Sharing of project results through public meeting, development of outcomes to standardization through Technology standards committee

IoT Acceleration Consortium

IoT Security ＷＧAdvanced Model Business WG （IoT Acceleration 

Lab）

Data Distribution Promotion ＷＧ

Technology Development WG(Smart IoT Acceleration Forum)

Chairman: Prof. Hideyuki Tokuda (Keio Univ.)

Chairman: Prof. Jun Murai (Keio Univ.)

Chairman: Prof. Hiroyuki Morikawa (Tokyo Univ.)

Technology standards committee

• Total coordination of public relations• Organization of ideathons, events, etc.• Collection sponsorship of IoT adoption examples and its introduction to forum members

R&D and demonstration projectChairman: Prof. Shimojo Shinji (Osaka Univ.)

•Technology trend grasp, standardization strategy, dissemination strategy etc.

•Requirements and utilization strategy of testbed to promote technical and societal demonstration etc.

•Technical knowledge necessary for IoT utilization, promotion of upbringings of its human resources

•Technology development  and demonstration for early realization of autonomous mobility systems

•Technological issues for societal demonstration of smart city

•Technical issues on widespread use of IoT service and to construct an advance reference model

•Technological issues on circulation and integration of public big data across different fields

Testbed subcommittee

Smart city project

Cross‐data collaboration project

IoT project for daily living

Technology standards subcommittee

Subcommittee for IoT human resource development

Autonomous mobility project

2,224members from industry, academia and government, as of Feb. 28st, 2017

IoT value creation promotion team

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Smart IoT Acceleration Forum (as of 10/1/2016)- Technology standards committee

- R&D and demonstration project

Technology standards subcommittee

Testbed subcommittee Subcommittee for IoT human resource development

IoT Project for Daily Living

Comm. Protocol Stack subcommittee

Cross‐data collaboration project

Autonomous Mobility Project

Smart City Project

スマートシティ プロジェクト

Promoting Leading‐Edge IoT

Less 

Low (High tolerance for delay)         High (low tolerance for delay)

Smart farming

Infrastructure maintenance management

Smart cities, smart houses

Autonomous mobility systems (electric cars, farm equipment, 

construction vehicles, service robots, drones etc)

Creating diverse IoT servicesNetworks & sharing platforms

Machine control(factories etc)

Automated driving

Number of connections

Real‐time demands 

(1) Areas of activity requiring very low delay in exchanging information with networks*Primarily mobile IoT*

(2) Areas of activity requiring simultaneous connection between large number of sensors and networks*Primarily fixed IoT*

In the IoT era, all kinds of things will be connected to networks. Sources of added value will move beyondnetworks (software).⇒ In order to respond to the trends towards knowldedge and software across all of agriculture and create diverse IoT 

services, it is important to enable (1) very low delay and (2) very large number of connection, and quickly bring about public platforms enabling networks to be mutually connected with applications and services. 

It is important to carry out system‐wide security measures, encompassing not just software security both hardware as well, on the assumption that machines that have never before been connected to networks will be connected. 

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Smart City ProjectsAdvancing ICT in Smart City Context

Solving City Issues by ICT

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Two Types of Smart City Projects

FI-PPPFI-WareIoT/IoE

IoT/CloudCPS

Social Open Big Data

ML/DL/AI

Recreation of the home land

Resilient CitiesSmart Energy

Connected Community…

Advancing ICT with Smart City ContextFP7/H2020

NSF/NIST/US IT CompaniesMIC/NICT EU-Japan Projects

Smart Cities/Towns by ICTMIC’s Smart Town Projects

Yokohama Smart City Project/METIFujisawa SST by JP Companies

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List of Japanese Smart Town Projects (2012-2013)

Mino, OsakaKaturagi, NaraAwaji, Hyougo

Itojima, FukuokaKaratsu, SagaTakeo, Sagaa

Kitami, Hokkaido

Yonago, TottoriManiwa, Okayama

Osaki, MiyagiAizuwakamatsu, Fukushima 

Maebashi, GunmaKashiwa, ChibaMitaka, Tokyo

Ichikawa‐Sango Cho, Yamanashi

Fukuroi, ShizuokaToyoda, Aichi

Tmashiro cho, Mie

Tokushima, TokushimaMatsuyama, EhimeNiihama, Ehime

Nago, OkinawaKumeshima‐cho, 

Okinawa

Toyama, ToyamaNanao, Ishikawa

Shiojiri, Nagano

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FI-PPP(Future Internet-Public Private Partnership)

Public Private Partnership for developing Future InternetImproving Business Process and Infrastructure in Mobility, Green Energy, Healthcare, Governance.Infrastructure, Devices, Software, Services and Media are also included.

FINEST: Logistics and TransportationOUTSMART: Smart CitiesINSTANT MOBILITY: Travel and Trans.SMARTAGRIFOOD: Smart FoodSAFECITY: Safe and Secure City ENVIROFI: Env. for EarthFI-CONTENT: Large Scale Media Contents

FI-WARE: Platform and Tools Development

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Global City Team Challengeshttps://us-ignite.org/globalcityteams/

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What is a Problem?

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Vertical vs. HorizontalSilo vs. Open IoT Platform

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Open IoT Platform

SecurityHome/Building

Climate/Env.

Disaster RecoveryTransportat

ionHealthcareEnergy

Integration of Vertical Solutions andCreation of Open IoT Platform

Manufacturing

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EU-Japan Project: ClouT Project

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BigClouT: Big data meeting Cloud of Things for empowering the citizen clout in smart cities

BigClouT: IoT, Big data and Cloud for answering Smart City challenges

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What are Challenges?for Accelerating IoT Development

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IoT DataPrivacy Enhancement and Ownership of Data

Data Literacy

Open IoT PlatformEdge vs. Core

IoT SecurityIoT Security Guide Line

IoT StandardInternational Alliance of IoT

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IoT Standard: IoT Alliances

MQTT CoAP HTTP REST

SPARQLSOX

Urban Technology Group Smart City Project Group

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Thanks for your attentiontokuda@nict.go.jp