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H2020 – ICT24 – 2015: ROBOTICS – OVERVIEW
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
Roadmap-based
R&D&I in Robotics
1. What are you looking for? OVERVIEW
Deadline: 14 APRIL 2015
83M€
http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/opportunities/h20
20/topics/9087-ict-24-2015.html
Bu
Robotics
ICT23.a
ICT23.b
ICT23.c
57 M€
12 M€
5
ICT24.a – PRIORITY: healthcare, consumer, transport
RTD to advance key technologies relevant for industrial and
service robotics
ICT24.b - Technology transfer - Industry-academia crossfertilisation
ICT24.a
ICT24.c -Robotics
Technology transfer - Robotics
use 50cases
ICT24.b
ICT24.c
ICT24.d
ICT24.e
12
12
5
4
50M€
12M€
12M€
ICT24.d - Pre-commercial procurement in robotics: healthcare 5M€
ICT24.e - Community building and Robotic competitions
4M€
PPP in Robotics – SPARC
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
1. What are you looking for?
ICT 24.a Research & Innovation Actions (RIA) to advance key technologies relevant for industrial and service robotics
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Advance robotics abilities + key technologies and their combination
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Market domains: healthcare, consumer, transport.
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Demonstrate increased TRL (Technology Readiness Level) relevant for the market domains Research results will have to be validated in real‐world setting, demonstrating progress in abilities/technologies RELEVANT to these market domains
100% funding ‐> Focus on RTD, not innovation
From basic research to more applied research (depending on TRL)
REFER TO Strategic Research Agenda and Multi‐Annual Roadmap (MAR)
‐ Detailed definition of Market domains and Technology Combinations
‐ Technology/ability gaps for specific applications –> need for TRL steps
Market domains: ICT 24.a
Transport
Consumer
(B2C)
Healthcare
Surgical
Therapy &
Rehab
Training
Assistive
Robotics
...
Domestic Appliances
Goods Transport
Assistive Living
People Transport
Entertainment
Logistics
Education
Warehousing
Monitoring and
…
Security
FOR MORE DETAILS
SRA/MAR
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Market Domains
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Requirements
Capability
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Technologies
Market Domains
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Technologies
Market Domains
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Requirements
Capability
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ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
1. What are you looking for?
ICT 24.a Research & Innovation Actions (RIA) to advance key technologies relevant for industrial and service robotics
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+ enabling robotics technologies for disabled people; this applies in particular for people with upper, lower limb disabilities and/or amputees allowing them to gain functionalities with exoskeletons or prostheses.Advance robotics abilities + key technologies and their combination
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Demonstrate increased TRL (Technology Readiness Level) relevant for the market domains Research results will have to be validated in real‐world setting, demonstrating progress in abilities/technologies RELEVANT to these market domains
100% funding ‐> Focus on RTD, not innovation
From basic research to more applied research (depending on TRL)
REFER TO Strategic Research Agenda and Multi‐Annual Roadmap
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
1. What are you looking for?
ICT 24.b INNOVATION ACTIONS (IA): Technology transfer – Industry‐
academia cross‐fertilisation
1 or 2 Large project (s) may include open calls for small scale Industry‐Academia experiments with industrial platforms
Share infrastructure, define joint industrially relevant scenarios, cluster activities
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
1. What are you looking for?
ICT 24.c INNOVATION ACTIONS (IA): Technology transfer – Robotics use cases Proposals focusing on transferring latest research results from the lab to the industry/users
the expertise covering the complete lifecycle must be present in proposal (from research to integration to users). concrete plan to reach impact carefully explained
business case made user driven proposals and not technology push
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
1. What are you looking for?
ICT 24.d Pre‐Commercial procurement (PcP) in robotics
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Application Areas: Healthcare
Gathering public procurers with common needs One large project (up to 5m€) including 2 major components
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Refining requirements; organizing the selection of suppliers and evaluation of progress
‐ RTD work to be procured More specific information on PCP: http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/data/ref/h2020/wp/2014_2015/annexes/h2020‐wp1415‐
annex‐e‐inproc_en.pdf ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
1. What are you looking for?
ICT 24.e Coordination Actions (CSA): Community building and Robotic competitions
 Supporting the European robotics community: ‐ Networking, education, outreach, public awareness, technology watch, standardisation, and industry‐academia collaboration, links to national programmes and initiatives. ‐ Ethical, legal, societal and economical aspects  International cooperation
 Coordinating on the next generation of cognitive systems and robotics
 Robotic Competitions: towards smarter robots
What are you looking for? OVERVIEW
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
1. What are you looking for? OVERVIEW
Roadmap-based
R&D&I in Robotics
Deadline: 14 APRIL 2015
Bu
ICT24.a –Robotics
PRIORITY: healthcare,
consumer,
ICT23.a
57 M€ transport
ICT23.b
12 M€
RTD to advance key technologies
relevant
for industrial and
ICT23.c
5
service robotics (RIA)
ICT24.b - Technology transfer - Industry-academia crossfertilisation (IA)
ICT24.c - Technology transfer - Robotics use cases (IA)
Robotics
ICT24.a
ICT24.b
ICT24.c
ICT24.d
ICT24.e
50
12
12
5
4
83M€
50M€
12M€
12M€
ICT24.d - Pre-commercial procurement in robotics: healthcare 5M€
(PcP)
ICT24.e - Community building and Robotic competitions (CSA) 4M€
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
2. Is this new or has it been called before?
ICT 24.a: While the robotics technologies and abilities that still are to be advanced are not very different from the previous research efforts, they now have to be advanced in the context of some market domains prioritized in the call and progress have to be demonstrated in real‐life setup relevant for these market ICT CT 24.b: Technology transfer ‐ Industry‐academia cross‐fertilisation
– similar to ECHORD http://www.echord.info/ and ECHORD ++, however, with a different administrative mechanism ‐ possibility to include third parties as opposed to add partners
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
2. Is this new or has it been called before?
ICT 24.c: use‐cases – similar to CALL10 /ICT 23.b – but relatively recent –
proposers must understand the focus on technology transfer as opposed to R&D ICT 24.d: PcP in Healthcare – second time called in robotics (first time in ICT23 for a different domain)
– a concept of PcP (PcP Pilot) exists in ECHORD++ – relevant projects: SMART@FIRE http://www.smartatfire.eu/, SILVER
http://www.silverpcp.eu/
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
3. Current project portfolio
http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/robotics/
http://ec.europa.eu/digital‐agenda/en/node/72886 ‐ Project factsheets ‐ Robotics ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
4. What do you NOT want?
‐ ICT 24 a) Research not connected to the prioritised
market domains
‐ ICT 24 c) ‐
Major research components in the tech transfer projects
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Use cases without users: Pure technology push use cases
ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS ‐ Key actors
5. Who are the leading players?
PPP in Robotics – SPARC, represented by the euRobotics AISBL ‐ http://www.eu‐robotics.net/ppp ‐ involves major stakeholders
‐ open: strongly encourage participation of robotics stakeholders
Note that the PPP is not exhaustive and end users are typically not highly represented
System integrators are not present either
Public body/ procurers for the PcP not (yet) in the PPP
‐ the PPP partners are not favored in the selection process
6. Is there a key group of actors or ETP driving this?
European Robotics PPP – SPARC ‐ http://sparc‐robotics.eu/about/ ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
7. Are there any additional / background documents? (1/2)
1.
Q&A document will be updated in due time Current url: http://ec.europa.eu/digital‐agenda/en/news/information‐day‐horizon‐
2020‐call‐1‐and‐2‐objective‐ict‐23‐and‐ict‐24‐robotics Check Participant portal – "Additional documents"
2.
Presentations Infoday January 2014: http://ec.europa.eu/digital‐
agenda/en/news/information‐day‐horizon‐2020‐call‐1‐and‐2‐objective‐ict‐23‐and‐ict‐
24‐robotics 3.
ICT proposers day Firenze, October 9‐10 – Topic Robotics : https://ec.europa.eu/digital‐agenda/en/ict‐proposers‐day‐9‐10‐october‐2014 ICT 24 – 2015: ROBOTICS
7. Are there any additional / background documents? (2/2)
Essential reading for proposers, providing detailed definitions of technologies and abilities and illustrative examples of the selected priorities.
"Research implementing the Strategic Research Agenda"
VISION
/GOALS
Multi-Annual
Roadmap
GUIDANCE
"HOW TO"
CONTACT
8. Contact: Call coordinator
Cécile HUET
Directorate‐General CONNECT ‐ Unit Robotics – A2
[email protected] ‐ Website : http://ec.europa.eu/digital‐agenda/en/robotics THANK YOU