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het collectief centrum van de Belgische technologische industrie
Smart Products: Sirris’ visionSmart products: why and how?
Sirris & Agoria identified this theme
as highly important for the technology industry
because of its disruptive potential
to create new innovative products
and so creating sustainable growth
SMART as a Product or Technology Strategy
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Definition of SMART: a tentative consensus
A Smart Product
• uses information about itself, other products, or its environment
• to provide new or multiple functionalities
• that are able to differentiate the product in a particular market
A smart technology
• can be turned into an offering
• that enables other products to become smart products
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• Smart composites• Smart body protection• Smart eco-system infrastructure• Smart learning• Smart systems• Smart fertilizing
Smart productswith (smart) materials
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WBCSD Vision 2050(The World Business Council for Sustainable Development)
Next innovation wave = about sustainable innovation= about smart innovation with materials
Smart materials make Smart Products= a response to megatrends
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[Environmental] Materials that are sustainable(they have to ensure longer lifetime & decrease environmental impact) [Geopolitical]
Less strategic (or scarce) materials that are less available e.g. in Belgium
[Technological]Smart Materials or smart combinationsof materials to increase theeffectiveness of materials used (Multifunctional, Functionality on demand, ...)
Smart Products
• Smart Products using smart materials to respond to a changing business environment:
• The drive to do less with more(C2C, sustainable materials, netshapefunctionality, ...)
• Replace or avoid scarce materials by a smartreplacement
• Think multifunctional
• Use Smart Materials to enhanceproduct features & suprise yourcustomer
• Rethink your business model ifrequired
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het collectief centrum van de Belgische technologische industrie
Let’s Smartize your product
Smart? Come again please
A Smart Product
• uses information about itself, other products, or its environment
• to provide new or multiple functionalities
• that are able to differentiate the product in a particular market
A smart technology
• can be turned into an offering
• that enables other products to become smart products
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Smart in your Company Case…
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• Business model & Risk Analysis
• Technology evaluation• KSF’s
• Finding the right building blocks
• Experimentation• Technology scouting• Network building
themesoptions scenarios decision
Opportunity Spotting
SmartPositioning
Smart Exploration
Realization plan
• Product & market• Business related• Technology related• Product engineering• Specific opportunities
• Self Conscious• Ambient Conscious• Eco-system Conscious• User Conscious
… 4 rounds
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Round 1: Smart Opportunity Spotting
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Product
4 dimensions for making products smart
Make the Product more Eco-System Conscious
Make the Product moreSelf-Conscious
Make theProduct more
User-Conscious
Make the Product more
Ambient-Conscious
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ProductMake the
Product more Eco-System Conscious
Make the Product moreSelf-Conscious
Make theProduct more
User-Conscious
Make the Product more
Ambient-Conscious
4 dimensions for making products smart
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ProductMake the
Product more Eco-System Conscious
Make the Product moreSelf-Conscious
Make theProduct more
User-Conscious
Make the Product more
Ambient-Conscious
4 dimensions for making products smart
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ProductMake the
Product more Eco-System Conscious
Make the Product moreSelf-Conscious
Make theProduct more
User-Conscious
Make the Product more
Ambient-Conscious
4 dimensions for making products smart
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ProductMake the
Product more Eco-System Conscious
Make the Product moreSelf-Conscious
Make theProduct more
User-Conscious
Make the Product more
Ambient-Conscious
4 dimensions for making products smart
The Smart Opportunity Spotter
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Example
• A company offering bicycles to people in a city
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Example: bicycle company
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Add location system (gps)t o bicycles to retrieve lost ones
Use the usage data of bicycles to optimize distribution across the city
Add noise and pollution sensor to offer services to government
Observe users and provide them with alternative routes
Use recyclable metarials that can be re-used inanother applicaiton
Use an adaptive material to fit the seating to every user
Use a self-healing rubber to prevent flat tires
Set up alliances with tourist department of city to promote touristic routes
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Round 2: Smart Positioning
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Smart Positioning
• Introducing smart products involves many different aspects. • Often a more complex discussion than on enabling
technologies alone. • It can require rethinking of the actual technology & product
development, of organizational, engineering & design aspects or even impact your current business model, revenue streams or the market your are in.
• On the other hand you as a company might be in possession of technology that can enable other companies to create smart products.
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Understanding what is relevant and what to master for your Smart Opportunity
• Technology related themes• Product & market related themes• Product engineering related themes• Business related themes• Specific opportunities
Have been bundled in an inspirational document
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Smart Positioning Wheel
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Technology related themes
• Specific relevant material based technologies• Specific relevant ICT technologies• Emerging technology domains of interest• Packing a technology as a service• Mastering technologies and technology domains• Make or buy decisions• IPR protection of technologies• …
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Product & market related themes
• New functionalities• New application domains• New value propositions• …
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Product engineering related themes
• Engineering & development challenges• Key design requirements & constraints (safety, size, power
consumption, …)• Interdisciplinary design• …
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Business related themes
• Business opportunities for making products smart• Differentiators for the product• Complementary assets (value capturing)• Business Models & transition to new business models• Place in the value chain, or changing position in the value
chain• …
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Specific opportunities
• Opportunities concerning data sets in your possession• User communities you have set up • New disruptive innovations• ®evolutions of existing products• Sustainability of current offering• …
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ExampleAdd location system (gps) to bicycles
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Technologies for location awareness
Technology for noise pollution sensors
Technology Scouting Program
Technology Partners
Optimizing distribution
Collecting pollution data
Touristic Sector
Equipping the bicycles
Software development
Privacy
Community of commuters
Mobility data
Recycling of bike or bike parts
New revenue streamsBy selling data
Self-healing rubber tires, adaptive materials for bike seat
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Round 3&4: Smart Exploration & Plan
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Exploring and Planning Smart Opportunities
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