1. Digital*Sustainability*Innovation 23/02/2017
Dr Frauke Behrendt Principal Lecturer
University of Brighton
@FraukeBehrendt
Prof Karen Cham
University of Brighton
Digital Catapult Centre Brighton
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2. Collective Awareness Platforms for Sustainability & Social Innovation
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3. CROWD sensing and ride sharing FOR ROAD Sustainability
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4. Smart Cities
‘The old city of concrete, glass, and steel now conceals a vast underworld of computers and software. Linked up via the Internet, these devices are being stitched together into a nervous system that supports the daily lives of billions in a world of huge and growing cities’ (Townsend, 2013: xii).
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5. “In Smart Cities, digital technologies translate into better public services for citizens, better use of resources and less impact on the environment.”
European Commission (n.d.) Smart Cities
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6. key concerns around the sharing and ownership of data (Dutton 2014, 9)
consists of large numbers of networked objects that ‘become information and communication technologies as well as physical objects’ (Dutton 2014, 2)
allows ‘physical objects to store, send or receive information in ways that could transform the way we do things’ (Dutton )
key concerns around the sharing and ownership of data (Dutton 2014, 9)
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7. Internet of
Things
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8. Open Data
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9. http://www.nesta.org.uk/ http://www.nesta.org.uk/
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10. Dr F Behrendt @FraukeBehrendt

11. Intelligent Transport
Smart Mobility
use of networked technologies for transport
studies mobility in the context of networked people, things and environments
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12. Innovation? Business Models? Sustainability?
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13. Environmental Layer
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14. Social Layer
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16. Digital*Sustainability*Innovation – social, environmental & economic
Collaborative Solutions/Crowdsourcing
Smart Cities
Internet of Things
Open/Big Data
Smart Mobility
Business Model Canvas & Sustainability
Digital Catapult Centre Brighton
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17. Digital Catapult Centre Brighton
aims to ‘enable university led R&D in the Digital Catapult challenge areas to convert into commercialisable market opportunities which can be prototyped and piloted by start ups and SMEs’
encouraging innovation and value from real-time and location-based data (the Internet of Place)
UoB is one or two delivery partners with Wired Sussex
UoB is establishing a DCCB Sensor Data Lab on the Moulsecoomb campus, focussed upon Privacy, Ethics & Nudge   

18. Internet Of Place

19. DCCB Themes
We have five Themes exploring the core notion of ‘Internet of Place’ supported by UoB research activity
Retail
Health & Care
Transport Networks
5G Testbed
AR/VR Emerging Technologies

20. DCCB Activity Pipeline
We have five Work Packages
Building A Community
Introductory Events
Idea Generation
Collaborative R&D
10 SMEs deliver new products and services from collaborative R&D