smart kalasatama
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SMART KALASATAMAHelsinki Smart District
KALASATAMA KRUUNUVUORENRANTA
JÄTKÄSAARIHERNESAARI
PASILA
Innovation district of smart urban development
Area construction until 2035:
25 000 people, 8000 jobs
Developed through experimenting, ICT technologies and the use of data
Grows from the collaboration between the city, companies, and the citizens
From a harbour to residential district§ Sörnäinen harbour
1863-2008 § Kalasatama 2010
§Kalasatama February 2013
§Kalasatama 2030
The #1 construction site in Finland
Close collaboration with local actors reaching users through real life
platforms
Reaching the users and residents?
HOAS STUDENT HOUSING, KOTISATAMA SENIOR HOUSEHEALTH & WELLBEING CENTER FAMILY CLUB, SCHOOL, ZOO
SETLEMENTTI COMMUNITY HOUSING
Today 2500-3000 residents
INNOVATOR’S CLUB
Regularclubsforjointindustry-city- people- academiasmartdistrictdevelopment.200+stakeholders
SMART KALASATAMA Agile Piloting to Accelerate Urban Innovation
SMART KALASATAMA Area
construction until 2035:
25 000 habitants, 8000 jobs
The Kalasatama area of Helsinki I
- an experimental innovation platform to co-create smart urban
infrastructure and services.
Testinganddeveloping20serviceprototypes-inrealenvironmentwithKalasatamaresidents.
Procuringsmallpilotsupto8000€/each.
How to engage citizens? Cv,clf,dlfdrferlere
REALCITY
CONTEXTAND
CHALLENGES
SME’S,StartUps,
ActivistsMARKET
REFERENCES
CITYSMARTSERVICESFORTHEFUTURE
LARGECOMPANIES
Futuretechnologies,Platforms
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CITIZENSWITHREALNEEDSAND
DAILYPRACTICESIII IIII
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AGILE PILOTING
How to accelerate Smart City development?
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How to understand future possibilities and
the market?
• Implementing and integrating smart city solutions in the cities is a complex matter and takes time. Decision makers lack concrete examples.
• Citizens do not know what Smart Cities are about - lack of concrete examples and possibility to participate.
• Start-ups/entrepreneurs have many novel ideas, but lack the first market references and real time feasibility studies.
ADDRESSING 3 SMART CITY ISSUES
#NEW CITY SPACES, AND COMMUNALITY
#RESOURCE WISE USE OF ENERGY
* Genuine novelty * Scalability *Smartness* Value for the user
#LOCAL SERVICES #WELLBEING
20 Pilots 2015-2017
PROGRAM FOR AGILE PILOTING
NewservicesandsolutionstocitizensTheprogrampurchasessmallpilots(max8000euros).Thepilotscanbeexecutedduring1-6
months
• Program for agile piloting enables innovative experiments in the city with real users
• Pilot themes are validated with the city officials• Pilots bring service prototypes to citizens to participate in
using, testing and co-creating• Who can offer pilots? SME’s, start-ups, bigger companies,
registered associations or university groups – we welcome all offers from registered actors. The pilots may also have funding from other sources.
• Engaging a wider network of stakeholders in co-creation activities
AGILE PILOTINGENGAGING THE WHOLE URBAN COMMUNITY
1OPENCALLFORPILOTOFFERS
2SELECTIONPROCESS
WITH EXTERNALEVALUATORS
3PILOTING PROCESSCO-CREATION &
EXCECUTINGPILOTSINLIViNG LAB
4PROGRAM AND
PILOTEVALUATION
PROGRAMME RESULTS, AUTUMN 2016
3 CALLS, 3 THEMES
106 OFFERS
PREPARING FOR NEXT CALL
4 PILOTS READY,
5 STARTING
Programmereplicated in Climate street, Helsinki
Interest nationally: 6 biggest cities (6AIKA), Prime minister’s office ExperimentationalFinland- project
10 city departments
30 companies 300 users involved
SMART WASTE, SENSORS& DATA
NIFTY NEIGHBOUR: PLATFORM FOR
SHARINGECONOMY
& CROWDSOURCINGLOCAL
INITIATIVES CIRCULAR ECONOMY
REDUCING FOODWASTE
MOBILITY AS A
SERVICE
EXAMPLES OF SMART PILOTS
SMART TRASH BINS AND WASTE DATASmart trash bins and waste logistics were tested with 5 housing companies in Kalasatama in the common yard areas.
Sensors in trash bins were used to collect data on waste flows and levels. A mobile feedback service for the residents using rfid tags was also tested.
The pilot partners were able to pick up learnings how the sensors and service can be used for more efficient waste logistics. The pilot served as a trigger for new ideas and services based on waste data.
Experimenting with 10 households in Kalasatama. The application reminds residents about products reaching their expiry date. Service encourages to use expiring food and thus has an effect on the food consumption of the whole family.Using the app raised awareness of foodwaste among the users. in some of the households it also reduced foodwaste.
FOLLER - IOT, TAGS AND SENSORS FOR REDUCING FOODWASTE
TUUP BRINGS DIFFERENT MOBILITY SERVICES INTO ONE APPLICATION
In Kalasatama, Tuup was looking into how to impact mobility choices of residents and increase the use of shared vehicles. A group of 15 residents in Kalasatama took part in the experiment.
The pilot focused on the user experience and collaboration with partners of rental and shared cars and cargo transport services. Identifying a new customer group for the company.
NIFTY NEIGHBOUR, A SOCIAL MEDIA FOR NEIGHBOURHOODS
Map based service by social innovation NGO Yhteismaa. Nifty Neighbour explored how the service can help residents of Kalasatama to generate and test ideas to improve the neighbourhood and to enable initiatives bycrowdfunding.
During the pilot several approacheswere experimented from user recruitment to resident engagement. 100 new users and 2 local crowdfunding cases.
KalasatamaAutumn 2016
Peer fitness service for seniorsPiloting starts with recruiting the peer coaches. Coaching is supported by a digital tool by Movendos
Digital services for wellbeing and happier life
Auntie provides easy access digital tools for mental support in different life crisis.
Key learnings• the programme has taken early phase prototypes faster to real life testing than any other innovation initiatives in Finland
• makes Smart City development tangible and visible.• engages different stakeholder groups and enables
common discussion of smart future services. Co-creation workshops provide a crucial tool to learn, share and to create larger ecosystems.
• …. More to come by 2017
KEY RESULTS
