1. Building ARTEMIS, ARTEMISIA and ARTEMIS-JU
Information Day ARTEMIS Call
May 21, 2008
Jan Lohstroh – Secretary General ARTEMISIA

2. Agenda ARTEMISIA Call-Info Day
Introduction & Welcome
Jan Lohstroh
Introduction on ARTEMIS-ARTEMISIA
RA-SRA-MASP-AWP
Alun Foster
Guide for applicants
Tom Clausen
Call Process
Kees van Mourik
How to apply
Ad Burgmans
Results Brookerage event
Legal documents
Supporting documents and WEB sites
Contribution rules ARTEMISIA

3. Comprising SW, Processors, HW and connectivity
Embedded Systems
Comprising SW, Processors, HW and connectivity
The “computer” is “invisible” to the user
Used in aero planes, cars, consumer electronics, white goods, robotics, machines, public infrastructures, buildings, mobile phones, …
Permeate our daily lives to an increasingly important extent
98% of processors WW are in Embedded Systems
Mobile phone contains 5-10 processors
Typical car has 60 processors or more
16 Billion Embedded Systems by 2010 (conservative estimate)

4. Key to Europe’s competitiveness
Embedded Systems are a key enabler for innovation in major industries
Innovative, ES-based products
Knowledge based, high value-added products
Innovative, ES-based manufacturing, distribution & maintenance systems
Create and keeps jobs in Europe
Through products and related services
Through design and manufacturing excellence
Car industry estimates new jobs in Europe
Up to 50% of development cost of airplane is in Embedded Systems
40% of world’s manufacturing industry is in Europe

5. Embedded Systems Applications
ES’s bring intelligence and ease of use
To products
For manufacturing etc...
Additionally: energy savings, reduced costs, …
Compared to General Purpose computers, they are demanding applications:
exponentially increasing complexity (design and maintenance)
reliability,
availability (24/7),
safety, security,
time critical, …

6. Synergetic instruments for executing SRA Embedded Systems
ETP
ARTEMIS
Industry-driven vision
Common pan-European SRA
Coordination and policy alignment in ERA JU
Downstream
Unified processes
National contracts
EC co-funding
Calls by JU office ARTEMISIA helps
EUREKA
Downstream
ITEA 2, MEDEA+
National contracts
National / Regional Programmes
FP7
Upstream
ICT collab. R&D
ERC
Marie Curie
Research infrastr.

7. Strategic Research Agenda
ARTEMIS envisages cross-application solutions
Foundational science & technology
Research Domains
Application Contexts
Industrial
Nomadic Environ-ments
Private Spaces
Public Infra-structure
Reference Designs & Architectures
Seamless Connectivity & Middleware
System Design Methods & Tools
Common objectives:
Design Efficiency
Ease of Use
High added value
Time to market
Modularity
Safety / Security
Robustness
Competitiveness
Innovation
Cost reduction
Interoperability

8. European Commission on SRA

9. ARTEMIS-ETP - ARTEMISIA - ARTEMIS-JU
ARTEMIS-ETP started in 2004
developed the ARTEMIS-SRA (published in 2006)
ARTEMISIA founded in 2007
ASSOCIATION for R&D actors in the field of ARTEMIS
128 members already
ARTEMISIA will update and maintain the ARTEMIS-SRA
first update planned in 2010
ARTEMIS-JU established on Feb. 7, 2008
Public-Private Partnership: Joint Undertaking (JU)
Founding members: Public Authorities (EC and 18 EU Member States) and ARTEMISIA
Two members states joined later so total is now 20

10. Governance structures
JOINT UNDERTAKING
ARTEMISIA
PAs
Governing Board
General Assembly
Members A: SMEs
Members B: ROs
Members C: Corp.
Associates EC
Industry and Research
Committee
PA Board
Steering Board (25)
MAS
Member and
Associated
States
Presidium
President
4 Vice Presidents
Executive Director
Secretary-General
Working Groups
Ad-hoc Groups
JU office
: Provision of services
ARTEMISIA
Office
: Provision of members

11. Member Status ARTEMISIA May 20, 2008
In pipeline
A-members (SMEs) 26 1
B-members (Research organizations) 60 2
C-members (Large Industries <500M) 6 -
C-members (Large Industries >500 M) 23
C-members (Founding Companies) 5
Associates 8
Total
128 3

12. ARTEMISIA income ARTEMISIA members:
Yearly contribution (A,B,C tariffs)
plus:
1.5 % of the project-costs
by consortium partners that are ARTEMISIA members
by consortia-partners that are not ARTEMISIA members and that signed the Declaration of Acceptance (DoA)
Note 1: If non-members do not sign the DoA:
Then ARTEMISIA C-members in the consortium must pay the 1.5% of the non-member
Note 2 : The contributions are yearly defined by the General assembly

13. Membership fees 2008 ARTEMISIA
A and B members: Euro
Associates: Euro
C members: Euro
C members (<500 MEuro) Euro

14. 20 ARTEMIS Member States (founding in red)
JU members
Public Authorities
European Community
represented by European Commission
20 ARTEMIS Member States (founding in red)
Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, United Kingdom
ARTEMISIA

15. Which countries became or could also become JU member?
Other EU Member States
Czech Republic
One or more of the EU Associated Countries
Albania, Croatia, FYR Macedonia, Iceland, Israel, Liechtenstein, Montenegro, Norway, Serbia, Switzerland and Turkey
Third Countries
Any other legal entity making a substantial financial contribution
Countries that are member of the ARTEMIS-JU will be called:
ARTEMIS Member States

16. Joint Undertaking Community body Duration: till 31 December 2017
Seat: Brussels
Funding of R&D
Calls for proposals with JU and national earmarked budgets
JU funding = 55% of total national funding
Calls open to all participants from EU and associated countries
Evaluation and selection on the basis of “excellence and competition”
JU funding (flat rate from EC): up to 16.7% of costs
ARTEMIS Member States co-fund up to (nationally) desired level

17. JU budget Operating costs
ARTEMISIA: up to 20 M€ or 1% of R&D costs, not exceeding 30 M€
Commission: not exceeding 10 M€
Member States and associated countries: in-kind
Total R&D budget (i.e. total R&D costs in projects)
Community (FP7): ARTEMIS up to 410 M€
States: > 1.8x Community contribution
R&D actors: in-kind >50% of costs
Grand total ARTEMIS B€

18. JU funding flow PA & EC ARTEMISIA PAs ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking EC MAS
€ cash for
running costs and R&D EC
MAS
Member &
Associated
States
PA & EC
ARTEMISIA
PAs
ARTEMIS
Joint Undertaking
€ cash for
running costs
€ for R&D
€ for R&D
membership fee and project fee
R&D actors
Project
In-kind contribution by R&D work

19. Example of project financing
R&D actors
At least 50% in-kind
Participating States
National contracts
Possibility of cross-border funding & subcontracting to other JU member participants
Joint Undertaking
In addition to national payments
Total Costs > 6 2
> 3 1

20. Funding for consortium partners (draft)
Funding for selected projects:
From Country and JU (flat rate) if Country is an ARTEMIS-JU member
From JU (flat rate), if the Country is not a JU member, but is a EU Member State or EU Associated Country
Consortium participants should come from:
At least three ARTEMIS Member States (non-affiliated entities)
If consortium partner comes from a Third Country:
No funding from JU
Participation in consortia can be possible if beneficial to the consortium and permitted by the Public Authorities

21. Time line to first call in 2008
Key documents finalized and approved by JU-GB in April:
Research Agenda (RA)
MultiAnnual Strategic Plan (MASP), including sub-progr.
Annual Working Plan
Key issues to be finalized by JU
Financial Rules
Grant Agreement
1st Call officially launched
Open May 8, 2008
Closing September 3, 2008

22. Yearly Calls
2008 first call
Full Project Proposal (FPP) phase only
2009 and subsequent years
Project Outline (PO) phase and FPP phase

23. ARTEMIS-JU Research: relationship to the ARTEMIS SRA
Sub-Programme
DM&T
SC&M
RD&A
Industry
Private Spaces
Nomadic Enviro.
Public Infrast.
SP1: Methods and Processes for Safety-relevant Embedded Systems X
SP2: Person-centric Health Management
SP3: Smart Environments and Scalable Digital Services
SP4: Efficient Manufacturing and Logistics
SP5: Computing Environments for Embedded Systems
SP6: Security, Privacy and Dependability in Embedded Systems for Appliances/Networks/Services
SP7: Embedded Technology for Sustainable Urban Life
SP8: Human-centric Design of Embedded Systems

24. ARTEMIS JU Research: First principles
The JU Research Agenda considers the expectations of the JU and resulting projects:
“Think BIG”
= projects with appropriate critical mass and significant societal impact
“Socio-Economic Benefits”
= improved industrial efficiency “... to strengthen European competitiveness and allow the emergence of new markets and societal applications.”
i.e. a focus on key technical issues, solving high-visibility issues with commercially valorisable results
“Multi-national”
= considers national/regional strategic priorities
“Think Different”
= significant and complementary added-value over existing programmes

25. Brokerage Event on Feb.14-15, 2008

26. Brokerage Event on Feb.14-15, 2008
Czech Republic became AMS after Feb.15

27. Potential Consortia formed during Brokerage Event
Person-centric health management
DESTECS applied to mechatronics machines
Embedded computing environments for nomadic & multimedia applications
Cost-Efficient Methods and Processes for Safety Relevant Embedded Systmens (CESAR)
EMPreSs
SEMTECH
RODES
RELIFE (Real Time Life Cycle Management of Efficient Production Systems)
eDIANA (Embedded systems for District Area eNergy explotAtion
CAMMI (Cognitive Adaptive Man Machine Interface)
HEREDA (Heterogeneous platforms for real-time massive data processing)
Composition with Guarantees
Communications in Smart Environments
Smart Environments
Info on

28. Websites ARTEMIS Strategic Research Agenda www.artemis-sra.eu
ARTEMISIA ASSOCIATION
ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking
input
reference

29. More information ARTEMIS/ARTEMISIA http://www.artemis-sra.eu
Council Regulation ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking
Commission

30. Conclusion Pan-European SRA developed for Embedded Systems
Key technology driving product innovation, fostering industrial competitiveness and enabling societal applications in Europe
Novel PPP scheme created for operating industrial R&D programme
Pioneering innovative mechanism for project co-funding from Community and national budgets
Shifting Commission’s role from ad-hoc project funding to strategic partner
True ERA approach devised for Embedded Systems
Bringing together Europe’s fragmented efforts
Agreement on ARTEMIS-JU achieved thanks to joint efforts
All stakeholders fully committed to make ARTEMIS success

31. Advantages being an ARTEMISIA member
Via membership, participation in working groups, and if selected via Steering Board, influence on:
Strategic Research Agenda (ETP)
Multi-Annual Strategic Plan and Research Agenda (JU)
Annual Working Plan (JU)
Participation in networking, Centres of Innovation Excellence, SME promotion, Open Innovation policies, Standardization activities, etc.

32. Agenda ARTEMISIA Call-Info Day
Introduction & Welcome
Jan Lohstroh
Introduction on ARTEMIS-ARTEMISIA
RA-SRA-MASP-AWP
Alun Foster
Guide for applicants
Tom Clausen
Call Process
Kees van Mourik
How to apply
Ad Burgmans
Results Brookerage event
Legal documents
Supporting documents and WEB sites
Contribution rules ARTEMISIA

33. Thank you