6 th CERP Meeting One slide presentation from CERP#5 meeting 9-10 June 2008

6th CERP MeetingOne slide presentation from

CERP#5 meeting9-10 June 2008

One slide CERP Projects (CERP5 -> CERP6)

AMI-4-SME

ASPIRE

BRIDGE

CASAGRAS

CE RFID

CoBIs

CuteLoop

GRIFS

Indisputable Key

PRIME

SMART

SMMART (off-line video)

StoLPaN

SToP

TraSer

AITPL

February 13th, 2007 5th Cluster Meeting 2


AMI-4-SME – Revolution in Industrial Environment: Ambient Intelligence Technology for Systemic Innovation in Manufacturing SMEs

Objectives:

Enabling Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to apply systemic innovation for industrial working environments and Ambient Intelligence (AmI) Technology.

Elaboration of enablers for realising AmI technology based turn-key solutions.

Methodological Reference Model for AmI and Manufacturing Industry.

Topics:

Building Blocks: RFID based sensor system, mobile readers & middleware; Speech recognition system, for natural human interaction on mobile devices; AmI system adaptor for mobile device, service & system integration.

Software Platform enabling a cost & time efficient environment for realising human centric turn-key solutions.

AMI-4-SME Methodology for innovation in manufacturing SMEs and for realising successful utilisation of AmI technolo-gies.

Duration: October 2005 – September 2008

www.ami4sme.org

http://www.ami4sme.org/

http://www.ami4sme.org/


ASPIRE : Advanced Sensors and lightweight Programmable middleware for Innovative Rfid Enterprise applications

Objectives:

Aims at facilitating the deployment of RFID solutions at the lowest possible cost

Light-weight, intelligent, scalable, open source and privacy friendly middleware

Standard- compliant

Focusing on different application domains, such as:

Cold Chain Management for food and diary products

Asset Management for Pharmaceuticals

Product Packaging, Tracking and Traceability

Significantly lower the SME entry cost barrier and Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) for RFID technology solutions:

Free Middleware running on Low-cost hardware

Lower effort for managing the infrastructure and developing applications

Topics:

Requirements Engineering

RFID Middleware Infrastructure

RFID Middleware Programmability

Privacy Protection and Privacy

Friendliness

Ubiquitous Added-Value Sensing and

Low-Cost Readers

Integration and Interoperability

Duration: January 2008 – December 2010


BRIDGE: Building Radio frequency IDentification solutions for the Global Environment

Objectives:

Research, Develop and Implement a set

of EPC/RFID technologies that will

enable every physical product to have a

duality of existence – both in the

physical world and in the information

space

Analyse requirements, perform pilots

and issue guidelines in seven areas /

sectors of industry

Address education and awareness

needs

Topics:

High performance tags and readers

Discovery Service prototype

Serial level supply chain control

Security at all levels of the architecture

Applications including pilots in seven areas /

sectors: anti-counterfeiting, pharmaceutical

traceability, textiles, manufacturing, re-usable

assets, products in service, retail

Education material, dissemination initiatives

and policy reports

Duration: July 2006 to June 2009 (3 years)

www.bridge-project.eu

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CASAGRAS: Coordination and Support Action (CSA) for Global RFID-related Activities and Standardisation

Objectives: To provide: A platform for international collaboration on all

aspects of standards and regulations relating to RFID A framework and supporting documentation for

incisive and analytical review of international RFID standards

Recommendations with respect to international standardisation and regulatory developments for RFID

Recommendations with respect to applications methodologies and positioning

Recommendations for future research and development and international collaboration

Recommendations to encourage participation of SMEs

An on-going collaborative research platform for RFID

Topics: Standards and Procedures for International

Standardisation in relation to RFID, including applications and conformance standards

Regulatory issues in respect of RFID standards

Global coding systems in relation to RFID standards

RFID in relation to Ubiquitous Computing and

Networks

Functional, including sensory, developments in RFID

and Associated Standards

Areas of Application, existing and future, and

associated Standards

Socio-economic components of RFID Usage

Duration: 18 months From 1 January 2008 to 30 June 2009


CE RFID: Coordinating European Efforts for Promoting the European RFID value chain

Objectives:

Strengthening RFID technology

development in Europe

Improving market conditions for RFID

Informing policy makers about

requirements for a favourable regulatory

environment for RFID

Topics:

RFID Roadmap

RFID R&D Recommendations

Recommendations for RFID

Standardisation

RFID Guidelines

Recommendations for RFID Legislation

Duration: April 2006 – September 2008

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CoBIs: Collaborative Business Items

Objectives:

Modelling of embedded business services

Development of a service collaboration framework as well as a technology framework for integrating networked embedded systems

Development of management support for collaborative networked embedded systems

Investigation in real-world application trials

Topics:

Distribution of business process logic to

real-world items, to the „Point-of-Action“

Apply wireless networked (sensor)

systems to embed business logic in

physical entities

Common service paradigm of business

processes down to the hardware-level

(„Ubiquitous E-SOA“)

Collaboration in ad hoc networked

embedded systems

Duration: August 2004 – January 2007


CuteLoop – Customer in the Loop: Using Networked Devices enabled Intelligence for Proactive Customers Integration as Drivers of Integrated Enterprises

Objectives:

Realising an approach for agile coordination in business networks, having customers as key drivers.

Enabling distributed asynchronous interaction in an integrated enterprise.

Facilitating exchange of knowledge among Large Enterprises, Small and Medium Enterprises and customers.

Topics:

Facilitating usage of enhanced RFID-based systems and Global Navigation Satellite Systems.

Architecture, combining principles from service oriented and event driven architectures.

Software agents for distributed and asynchronous interaction.

Secure network of interest and trust.

Application scenarios from food chain and construction industry.

Duration: February 2008 – January 2011

www.cuteloop.eu

http://www.cuteloop.eu/


GRIFS: Global RFID Interoperability Forum for Standards

Objectives:

Document the standards activities taking

place globally on RFID applied to physical

items

Establish liaisons to disseminate information

about the importance of global standards and

to align RFID standards development globally

Put in place a ‘Global RFID Interoperability

forum for Standards’ (GRIFS), comprising

global stakeholders, to ensure continuing

close collaboration between standards

activities

Topics:

Global standards – Situation analysis

Public workshop in Brussels, June 2008

Liaisons with European projects and active

role in CERP

Five pilot workshops in Europe, Asia and US

Draft Memorandum of Understanding between

key RFID standard stakeholders

Effective launch and operation of the MoU

Duration: January 2008 to December 2009 (2 years)

www.grifs-project.eu


Indisputable Key: Intelligent distributed process utilisation and blazing environmental key

Objectives:

To initiate an industrial breakthrough in

traceability systems for wood

To develop tracing technologies for the

forest industry

To improve competitiveness for

sustainable raw materials

To improve SMEs’ and Europe’s

competitiveness

To make new valuable data available for

minimising waste and energy

Topics:

R&D of tracing technologies for logs,

boards and wood items

Pulping compatible RFID transponders

Harvester based RFID reader

Fast automatic transponder applicator

Optical tracing technologies for boards

Software modules interface tracing

systems and sensors with databases

Develop models and metrics to realise the

new possibilities offered by the data

Duration: October 2006 – September 2009


PRIME: Privacy and Identity Management for Europe

Objectives:

Solutions for privacy-enhancing identity

management

Demonstration of how to embed

European privacy laws and regulations

into technology

Empower individuals to effectively

realise their right to privacy and

informational self-determination

Development of real-world tools

and solutions for identity management

Topics:

Requirements for Privacy Enhancing

Identity Management

PRIME Integrated Prototype and 2

Application Prototypes (LBS and

Collaborative eLearning)

PRIME Framework

PRIME White paper

Duration: March 2004 - February 2008 (extended till May 2008)


SMART: Intelligent Integration of Supply Chain Processes and Consumer Services based on Unique Product Identification in a Networked Business Environment

Objectives:

To enable innovative in-store

consumer services and new supply-

chain collaboration scenarios

The provision of a scalable, reliable and

secure infrastructure

The development of new decision-

support algorithms and software tools

The establishment of a collaborative

services repository and the

development of a technological

framework

Topics:

Consumer information services

Store management

Promotion management/ event execution

Inventory management and collaborative

replenishment (CRP/VMI, CPFR)

Duration: 30 months


SMMART: System for Mobile Maintenance Accessible in Real Time


StoLPaN: Store Logistics and Payment with NFC

Objectives:

Establish a transparent, homogenous

environment for the distribution,

management, and use of NFC based

mobile services.

Use of NFC technology in the retail

shopping, check out and payment

process

Topics:

Design and development of a technical

platform. technology

usability

security

legal issues

Elaboration of a supporting business model

New process design incl. support services

Design and development of PSA and back-

office module

Definition of BPR requirements

Duration: 36 month July 2006 – Jun 2009


SToP: Stop Tampering of Products

Objectives:

Development of secure, comprehensive, usable, cost effective and convenient product authentication mechanisms to reduce trade with illicit products

Analysis of structure, mechanisms and extent of illicit market and the supply- and demand-side drivers of trade with counterfeit products

Development of a business case framework to assist government and companies (especially SMEs) to calculate the impact of illicit trade on brand name and revenue, the required financial investments and ROI

Development of a distributed architecture, enabling enterprises and end-users to efficiently manufacture, deliver and purchase secure and authentic products

Topics:

Integrated concept for product

authentication

Generic software infrastructure

ERP/ MDM integration

RFID (and other) technologies for

authentication incl. hardware research

(combination with metal, fluids etc.)

Bulk/ batch processing

Mobile NFC interfaces

Real world trials

Duration: 1 Nov 2006 - 30 Apr 2009 (30 months)


TraSer: Identity-Based Tracking and Web-Services for SMEs

Objectives:

Development of an open-source solution

platform for ID-based tracking and

tracing across company borders

Providing background material and pilot

case studies especially for SMEs

Creation of an open-source community

for further advances in the solution

platform

Supplying actual test beds for research

in material management and value

chains

Topics:

State of the art and focal needs in RFID-

or AutoID-based technologies

Technological backgrounds (e.g., data

models) for cross-company T&T

Releases of the open-source solution

platform

Case studies for industry and academia

Duration: June 2006 – May 2009


AITPL: Ambient Intelligence Technologies for the Product Lifecycle

Member projects:

CATER - CE RFID – CODESNET - E4 -

FLUID-WIN - ILIPT - MAPPER - NetWms - P2

- SPIDER-WIN - Traser – V-CES - VERITAS -

X-CHANGE

Objectives:

Improve visibility of member projects and the

cluster’s innovations

Identify and facility cooperation among the

projects

Support the Commission’s activities towards

new framework programmes and ERA

Selected actions:

Publication of 2 books with results from the

cluster projects

Flyer, brochure

Regular meetings for information exchange

Discussion of specific topics in 3 SIGs (with

selected members per topic)

Presence at relevant conferences, especially

ICE’05/06/07

Duration: 2004 - 2008

Documents

6 th CERP Meeting One slide presentation from CERP#5 meeting 9-10 June 2008