ENoLL Projects Portfolio

PROJECT
PORTFOLIO
2018 - 2019
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WHO WE ARE
37 M
Living Labs are open innovation

ecosystems based on a systematic
user co-creation approach that
integrates research and innovation
activities in communities, placing
citizens at the centre of innovation
ENOLL IN A NUTSHELL YEAR 2018
150 80%
Active Living Labs' members worldwide Our active members are for 80% based
(440+ historically recognised over 12 in Europe, and 20% are from outside
years), including active members in 20 Europe. Members are divided in
of the 28 EU Member States, 2 of the adherent and effective members, as well
candidates, and present in 5 continents as innovation partners. Members are
in addition to Europe part of an international community
52% 12
Of the ENoLL members are working in Every year ENoLL launched a call for
the field of Health & Well-being, while membership known as a “wave.” This
39% is focussing on social inclusion and process, dating back to 2006, has today
33% on smart cities in Europe and resulted in 12 waves with more than 440
beyond historically recognised ENoLL LLs
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OUR VALUE
PROPOSITION
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WHAT
LIVING LABS
HAVE IN
COMMON
At ENoLL, our mission is “Empower

People can be involved in all phases of the everyone to innovate”. Following this
innovation process thanks to Living Lab principle, we have designed a range of
methods. From idea generation to building solutions to make innovation easier, more
prototypes, from design to profitable and closer to user needs.
commercialisation.
No matter if you are city, a private company
ENoLL Living Labs are in regular contact or a partnership: if you need expertise on
with 1,650,000 citizens for experimentation open innovation, co-creation and testing of
and testing purposes. ENoLL Living Labs to products/services in real-life scenarios we
reach out to around 50 million citizens with have the right solution for you
their activities and active presence in local
communities
ENOLL PROJECTS
IN HORIZON 2020
ENoLL is currently active in 8 projects co-funded by the

European Union under the Horizon 2020 funding framework.
In the past, ENoLL has contributed to other 18 projects
within the European context.
The sectors in which ENoLL is working are mainly:

- Smart Cities
- Future Internet
- Education
- Design
- Cross-border, cross-sector collaboration
- Creative Industries
- Climate
- Big Data
In projects, ENoLL provides support in terms of training and

implementation of the Living Lab approach, aiming to
manage local ecosystems and inter-disciplinary teams, thus
fostering inclusion within urban and regional contexts.
This approach is multi-thematic: Culture, urban innovation,

cultural-heritage, well-being, ICT, sustainability, skills'
development and inclusion.
ENoLL ensures the replicability and scalability of pilots at

international level, thus involving citizens and end-users
since step 1 of each project for generating innovation
ENOLL ACTIVE
PROJECTS
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ACTIVE PROJECTS
SYNCHRONICITY
Synchronicity opens up a global IoT market where

cities and businesses develop shared digital
services to improve the lives of citizens and grow
local economies. The project represents the first
attempt to deliver a digital single market for IoT-
enabled urban services in Europe and beyond –
in 8 EU cities and worldwide – connecting 39
partners from 13 countries over 3 continents
DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

36 MONTHS 15 MILLION euro INNOVATION ACTION
TOPIC
YEARS CALL FOR PROPOSAL
IoT-01-2016 -
2017 - 2019 H2020-IOT-2016
Large Scale Pilots
OUR ROLE
We lead communications both at

internal and external level for the
whole project, which include
organisation of international events
and networking activities
ENOLL MEMBERS
Manchester Digital Innovation Living Lab, IoT Smart
Santander Living Lab, Brainport Eindhoven,
imec.livinglabs
WWW.SYNCHRONICITY-IOT.EU
ACTIVE PROJECTS
TALIA
A horizontal project promoting the development

of social and creative clusters in the Mediterranean
region to improve its policy impact in the innovation
domain. TALIA will capture the insights coming from
the most interesting experiences taking place in our
territories, to support policy-makers who aim to
effectively deploy a Mediterranean Model of creativity
and social innovation

36 MONTHS 1.5 MILLION euro HORIZONTAL PROJECT
YEARS TOPIC CALL FOR PROPOSAL

2016 - 2019 Priority Axis 1: Promoting INTERREG MED
Mediterranean innovation
capacities to develop
smart and sustainable growth
OUR ROLE
ENoLL will support the development

of sustainable Quadruple Helix
structures in the MED and
will mainstream results from the
MED area to the rest of Europe
ENOLL MEMBERS
Consorcio Fernando de los Rios/Guadalinfo
WWW.SOCIAL-AND-CREATIVE.INTERREG-MED.EU
ACTIVE PROJECTS
U4IOT
The U4IoT project is a coordination and support

action in IoT European Large-Scale Pilot
programme with the objective to support end-user
engagement and co-creation in the Large-Scale Pilot
(LSP) projects’ design, deployment and assessment.
The project combines multidisciplinary expertise of 9
partners from 5 European countries

36 MONTHS 999K euro COORDINATION & SUPPORT ACTION

2016 - 2019 IoT-01-2016 - 2020-IOT-2016
Large Scale Pilots
OUR ROLE
ENoLL is leading the activities

related to U4IoT online tools on end-
user engagement as well as the
Living Lab support provided by
U4IoT
ENOLL MEMBERS
Luleå University of Technology / Botnia Living Lab,
imec
WWW.U4IOT.EU
ACTIVE PROJECTS
EU-MACS
EU-MACS (European Market for Climate Services)

project analyses the market structures and drivers,
obstacles and opportunities from scientific, technical,
legal, ethical, governance and socioeconomic vantage
points. The analysis is grounded in economic and
political science theories on how service markets with
public and private features can develop, and how
innovations may succeed

24 MONTHS 1.5 MILLION euro RESEARCH 7 INNOVATION ACTION

2016 - 2018 SC5-03-2016 H2020-SC5-2016-OneStageB
Climate services market research
OUR ROLE
ENoLL approaches Climate Services

for urban planning through a co-
creative approach, utilizing the
expertise of Living Lab approaches
in Climate Service market creation.
This has been achieved by
organizing four stakeholder
workshops (in Bologna and in
Helsinki) where the stakeholders
have been engaged in first
collaborative service development
and interactive market exploration,
and in real-life experimentation for
early adoption. ENoLL also has an
active role in communication,
dissemination & outreach
WWW.EU-MACS.EU
ACTIVE PROJECTS
ISCAPE
iSCAPE aims to develop and evaluate an integrated

strategy for air pollution control in European cities
grounded on evidence-based analysis. The project
will develop the tools required to obtain an air
pollution free/low carbon society by addressing air
quality and climate change concerns together through
the application of new smart and sustainable
technologies for integration into urban design and
guidelines

36 MONTHS 5.850 MILLION euro RESEARCH & INNOVATION ACTION

2016 - 2019 H2020-SC5-04-2015
“Improving the air quality
and reducing the carbon
footprint of European cities”
OUR ROLE
ENoLL role is to support the

implementation of the approach from
different Living Labs to design and
deploy a network of air quality and
meteorological sensors (both
stationary and mobile) and evaluate
the benefits expected from the
interventions on a neighborhood and
city-wide scale, ranging from
quantification of pollutant
concentration to exposure
WWW.ISCAPEPROJECT.EU
ACTIVE PROJECTS
UNALAB
The Urban Nature Labs project will demonstrate

innovation nature-based solutions in cities that
are facing challenges of climate change and
urbanisation. Through the project locally-attuned
innovative water management systems will be co-
create and demonstrated in the context of an
integrated urban ecological approach: the Urban
Nature Lab (UNaLab)

60 MONTHS 12.800 MILLION euro INNOVATION ACTION

2017 - 2022 SCC-2-2016-2017 H2020-SCC-NBS-2stage-2016
Smart Cities and
Communities Nature
based solutions
OUR ROLE
ENoLL is leading a Work Package on

co-creative tools and methods, with
the help of UNALAB partners. To
facilitate and develop trainings,
ENoLL is engaging experts from the
network
ENOLL MEMBERS
Botnia Living Lab (Luleå University of Technology),
Basaksehir Living Lab, Espaitec, Brainport Eindhoven
WWW.UNALAB.EU
ACTIVE PROJECTS
SISCODE
SISCODE aims to understand co-creation as a

bottom-up and design-driven phenomenon that is
flourishing in Europe (in fab labs, Living Labs, social
innovations, smart cities, communities and regions);
to analyse favourable conditions that support its
effective introduction, scalability and replication;
and to use this knowledge to cross-fertilise RRI
practices and policies

36 MONTHS 4 MILLION euro RESEARCH & INNOVATION ACTION

2018 - 2021 SwafS-13-2017 H2020-SwafS-2017-1
Integrating Society in
Science and Innovation
OUR ROLE
ENoLL will collaborate with the other

networks in the project to build a
transnational system of co-creation
laboratories to experiment with a
design-driven approach to co-
creation, drawing knowledge from
real-life experimentations to foster
cross-fertilisation of know-how
ENOLL MEMBERS
Krakow Technology Park, THESS-AHALL, BioSense
Institute (PA4ALL)
WWW.CORDIS.EUROPA.EU/PROJECT/RCN/214915_EN.HTML
ACTIVE PROJECTS
EUSIC2018
The European Social Innovation

Competition, launched in memory of Diogo
Vasconcelos, is a challenge prize run by the
European Commission across all European
countries, now in its sixth year. The 2018
Competition is titled RE:THINK LOCAL and
seeks to find the most innovative projects,
products, services, business models and
collaborations that empower young people to
participate fully in a changing economy

36 MONTHS 4 MILLION euro RESEARCH & INNOVATION ACTION

2018 - 2021 SwafS-13-2017 H2020-SwafS-2017-1
Integrating Society in
Science and Innovation
OUR ROLE
ENoLL will assess 250 entries and

recommend judges from different
countries for the selection of the
semi-finalists, as well as identify
Local Mentors from Living Labs
across Europe to support the semi-
finalists through their development
process and provide them with
specialized assistance. ENoLL will
deliver a workshop at the Academy
on user-centred design and
contribute to mapping the social
innovation ecosystem in Europe to
help connect semi-finalists with
relevant support organisations
WWW.EUSIC.CHALLENGES.ORG
ENOLL CONCLUDED
PROJECTS
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CONCLUDED PROJECTS
SPECIFI
The SPECIFI project aimed at demonstrating the

positive impacts of a European Creative Ring of
Smart Cities and Regions, with real-life Future
Internet (Fiber-to‐the‐Home and Wireless)
infrastructures. These scenarios included real-life
users in 5 certified Living Labs active in 3 smart
cities and their surrounding regions
DURATION FUNDING
30 MONTHS 5.7 MILLION euro
YEARS PROGRAMME
Competitiveness and Innovation Framework
2013 - 2015
Programme - ICT Policy Support Programme
RESULTS IN BRIEF
SPECIFI has:
1. combined NGA and IoT
infrastructures and platforms for the
Future Internet for setting up an
European Creative Ring of Smart
Cities and Regions
2. facilitated the set-up,

customization, delivery and sharing
of innovative, user co-designed arts,
media and leisure services locally,
regionally, and across Europe
3. provided a networking place for

stakeholders in the Creative
Industries
WWW.SPECIFI.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
ECIM
ECIM is a flexible cloud-based solution designed to

support smart, liveable and connected cities by
foster and bring together state of the art
transportation services that make it easier for
people and goods to move between destinations as
quickly, cheaply and greenly as possible. ECIM
facilitated cities & businesses to easily migrate
services to the cloud & provides open cloud-based
services to innovators
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
CIP-ICT-PSP.2013.1.1
2014 - 2016
Cloud of public services
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has

1. developed a cloud-based
marketplace where service
providers, data providers and
developers can co-design and co-
create Smart Mobility applications
2. for public administrations, ECIM

provided a cloud-based platform to
which they could migrate existing
transport services, create new ones
and provide a marketplace to sell
them
WWW.ECIM-CITIES.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
CITYSDK
CitySDK created a toolkit to enable a more

efficient utilization of the expertise and know-how
of developer communities to be applied in city
development. The toolkit comprised open and
interoperable digital service interfaces, as well as
processes and usability standards
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
2012 - 2014
- Open Innovation for future
Internetenabled Services in
"smart" Cities
RESULTS IN BRIEF
CitySDK has:
1. developed a toolkit with the
involvement of 8 cities across
Europe to understand some of the
difficulties and problems cities face
2. provided tools and a cookbook

(https://www.citysdk.eu/citysdk-
cookbook-is-out/), as well as the
Getting Started
(https://www.citysdk.eu/citysdk-
toolkit/getting-started-2/) section
offering an easy guide to working
with the CitySDK or the
Components
WWW.CITYSDK.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
MYNEIGHBOURHOOD
MyNeighbourhood aimed at creating a new and

‘smarter’ conception of the ‘Smart City’ that focuses
on people and their well being, rather than just on
ICT infrastructures and dashboards. In so doing,
MyNeighbourhood used new technologies and user
data to help recreate a lost sense of neighbourhood
that is rooted in local place, common ties and
personal interaction
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
2013 - 2015
Open Innovation for Internet-enabled services and
next generation access (NGA) in 'smart' cities
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has:

1. combined the data and
functionality of existing City
Information Apps (i.e. MyCityWay,
Foursquare) with new tools that
connect people locally both on and
offline
2. used gamification to encourage

people to get involved with their own
neighbourhoods and engage their
family and friends to do the same
WWW.MY-NEIGHBOURHOOD.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
SMARTIP
The SMARTiP project took the experience

developed by a wide range of existing user-driven,
open innovation initiatives in Europe developed
through Living Labs, and applied it to the challenge of
transforming public services by empowering ‘smart
citizens’, able to use and co-produce innovative
Internet-enabled services within ‘smart’ cities. The aim
was to enable to adoption of open platforms for the
co-production of citizen-centric Internet-enabled
services in five test-bed sites
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
CIP-ICT-PSP.2010.4.1 - Open Innovation for future
2010 - 2014
Internet-enabled Services in "smart" Cities
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has:

1. developed a series of pilot
projects covering three thematic
areas: Smart engagement, Smart
environments, Smart mobility
2. acted as a catalyst to stimulate

citizen engagement in becoming
active generators of content and
applications development, as well as
being more informed and involved
users of the developing Internet-
enabled services in 'smart' cities
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
EPIC
The European Platform for Intelligent Cities

combined innovation ecosystem processes, fully
researched and tested e-Government service
applications and new cloud computing technologies
to create the first truly scalable and flexible pan-
European platform for innovative, user-driven public
service delivery, along with a user Road Map
DURATION FUNDING
36 MONTHS 6 MILLION euro
YEARS PROGRAMME
2010 - 2014
RESULTS IN BRIEF
1. INFRASTRUCTURE:
a tested prototype for a pan-
European web service
delivery platform
2. WEB SERVICES:
a range of eGovernment web
services extending to
the private sector and citizens
3. IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY:
a deployment roadmap that shows
how a ‘Smart City’ can transition to
web-based service and cloud
computing
WWW.EPIC-CITIES.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
PERIPHÈRIA
The objective of PERIPHÈRIA was to deploy

convergent Future Internet (FI) platforms and
services for the promotion of sustainable lifestyles
in and across emergent networks of “smart”
peripheral cities in Europe, dynamic realities with a
specific vocation for green creativity
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
2010 - 2013
RESULTS IN BRIEF
A new methodological approach to

technology development set up in
five archetypical "Arenas":
1. Smart Neighbourhood: where

people can collaborate
2. Smart Street: where new

transportation behaviors develop
3. Smart Square: where civic

decisions are taken
4. Smart Museum and Park: where

natural and cultural heritage feed
learning
5. Smart City Hall: where mobile e-

government services are delivered
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
CONCORD
CONCORD advanced European Future Internet

research and innovation by supporting the
successful implementation of the European
Commission's Future Internet Public Private
Partnership (FI-PPP) Programme. CONCORD
coordinated and facilitated the alignment of FI-
PPP activities to ensure the relevance, rigor and
robustness of the emerging Future Internet (FI)
concepts, visions and roadmaps
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
FI.ICT-2011.1.10
2011 - 2016
Programme Facilitation and Support
RESULTS IN BRIEF
CONCORD has:
1. provided the FI-PPP programme
with numerous coordination and
support actions to ensure its success
and expand the external reach and
potential impact of the programme
2. established an industry-driven
open-source foundation in Berlin in
2016, the FIWARE Foundation,
offering close links to EU Member
States’ digitalisation strategies
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
CREATIFI
CreatiFI introduced FIWARE technologies to very

large relevant communities of Creative Industries.
CreatiFI aimed to attract a large number of
developers to participate in developing tools and
services for creative communities. This initiative
was developing a large amount of FIWARE
prototypes and technically mature commercial viable
FIWARE tools for the Creative Industries
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
ICT-2013.1.8
20114- 2016
Expansion of Use Cases
RESULTS IN BRIEF
CreatiFI offered:
1. a very intensive dissemination
and networking based on European
ICT & Creative Industry Ecosystems
2. matchmaking between tech-savvy

and creative people and
organisations
3. established and proven sets of

procedures, methods, and tools
4. technology and innovation

support towards FI-PPP enablers
5. Living Lab tests that enable SMEs

to explore markets
6. gateways to further funding
WWW.CREATIFI.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
FISPACE
The FIspace project, which was one of the second

phase FI-PPP projects, aimed at developing and
validating novel Future-Internet-enabled solutions to
address the pressing challenges arising in
collaborative business networks, focusing on use
cases from the Agri-Food and Transport & Logistics
industries
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
FI.ICT-2011.1.8
20113- 2015
Use Case scenarios and early trials
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has developed:

1. more than 20 apps addressing
multiple challenges from different
sectors
2. a business-to-business (B2B)
collaboration platform to find
partners and exchange data
3. a set of tutorials and courses on

the apps and security models
WWW.FISPACE.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
ACE
ACE worked on delivering targeted cross-border

services to highly innovative entrepreneurs, start-
ups and SMEs in the ICT sector in order to
accelerate their growth. The ACE programme was
supported by cross-border finance experts, and by
the European innovation support networks EBN and
ENOLL
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
FICT-2013.11.5
20113- 2015
Cross border services, investment readiness and legal
advice for ICT SMEs, start-ups and entrepreneurs
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The ACE programme has provided:

1. innovative start-ups and high
growth ICT companies with direct
assistance in finding partners,
clients and financing
2. open calls for candidates through

relevant European networks and
associations
3. a lead mentor to the companies

assigned to guide them through the
overall ACE programme and
developed an individual
internationalisation action plan
WWW.EUROPEANACE.EU/
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
INNOMATNET
InnoMatNet was a project funded under

the NMP (Nanosciences, nanotechnologies,
materials and new production technologies)
theme of the EU 7th Framework Programme,
with the overall goal of promoting collaboration,
knowledge transfer, and the creation of new
alliances between materials' researchers,
designers in industry, and others involved in
innovation
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
NMP.2011.2.3-3
2012- 2014
Networking of materials laboratories and innovation
actors in various industrial sectors for product or
process innovation
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has provided:

1. the identification of key
stakeholders in materials and design
research in Europe
2. a questionnaire that mapped their

needs
3. five case studies of global best

practices to design and improve
innovation in the sector
4. a series of 10 one-day networking

and training workshops across the
EU that attracted over 500 key
stakeholders
WWW.CORDIS.EUROPA.EU/RESULT/RCN/165750_EN.HTML
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
EUROPEANA CREATIVE
Europeana Creative enabled & promoted

greater re-use of cultural heritage resources
by creative industries. Europeana Creative
set the stage for fascinating collaborations
between content-providing cultural heritage
institutions and creative industries stakeholders
in the education, tourism, social networks and
design sectors
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
2013- 2015
Europeana and creativity
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has:

1. established the Europeana Labs
Network of online and physical
spaces for experimentation
2. extended the Europeana

Licensing Framework from metadata
to content
3. implemented the infrastructure

and essential transformation
services needed to successfully
support re-use of cultural resources
4. set up Open Innovation

competition Challenges to spin off
five viable projects
5. identified business models to

develop products and services based
on the Content Re-use Framework
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
DESIGN FOR EUROPE
Design for Europe was a European initiative that

aimed to help people to accelerate innovation across
Europe, boosting economic growth and job creation.
An international consortium built a web platform, a set
of case studies and a programme of events to share
the knowledge and skills to innovate in business, the
public sector and policymaking
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
EU's Action Plan for Design-Driven Innovation
2014 - 2016
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has:

1. created a website that presented
a collection of case studies, expert
thought leadership, guides and tools
2. developed a facility to comment

on articles and discuss the ideas
3. provided a series of events to

strengthen the community of
practice, share knowledge and build
skills
4. appointed ambassadors to help

promote Design for Europe and
champion design-driven innovation
5. selected leading figures to be

Design for Europe experts
WWW.DESIGNFOREUROPE.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
IDEALL
The Integrating Design for All in Living Labs,

or IDeALL project, which was financed by the
Directorate General of Enterprise and Industry
of the European Commission, aimed to bring
together the Living Lab community with the
design community
DURATION FUNDING
30 MONTHS 25K
YEARS PROGRAMME
Open Call from the European
2012 - 2014
Design Innovation Initiative
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has:

1. conducted 23 experiments
successfully across 3 business
sectors
2. published 50 case
studies demonstrating the impact of
design for all, co-design and user-
centered design methodologies
3. developed 21 pilot projects to

train public and private managers to
integrate user centred
innovation in their organisation’s
strategy
WWW.DESIGNFOREUROPE.EU/CASE-STUDY/
INTEGRATING-DESIGN-ALL-LIVING-LABS-IDEALL
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
JAMTODAY
JamToday aimed to use game design principles

not just to create useful and meaningful games,
but also to explain and design the context (such
as the classroom) where games can be effectively
implemented. Each year, JamToday organised game
jams in multiple locations focusing on a particular
theme and a pan European conference each year
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
CIP-ICT-PSP.2013.2.3b
2014 - 2017
ICT for learning – Organising competitions on
educational games
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has:

1. hosted 35 game jams in 13
countries
2. involved close to 1000

participants
3. developed close to 200 game-

based prototypes
4. created a toolkit for preparing,

executing, evaluating and
transferring the game jams
WWW.JAMTODAY.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
PELARS
The PELARS project generated, analyzed, used

and provided feedback for analytics derived from
hands-on, project-based and experiential learning
scenarios. The project produced and evaluated
technology designs for analytic data generation for
constructivist learning scenarios in Science,
Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) topics
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
ICT-2013.8.2
2014 - 2017
Technology-enhanced learning
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has:

1. designed and developed real
technologies (kits, electronics
systems, and sensor systems in the
classroom) to help teachers and
learners understanding what is
happening when people do Science
Technology Engineering and Math
2. worked with high schools,

undergraduate engineering and
masters courses in interaction
design looking common patterns
across different environments
3. helped develop the field of

multimodal learning analytics
WWW.PELARS-PROJECT.EU
CONCLUDED PROJECTS
FUSEPOOL
Fusepool developed an user-adaptive «Living

Knowledge Pool» for product development and
research. Compared to existing search and
knowledge management solutions, Fusepool
provided two core benefits: the automated
transformation of content from web-harvesting
and participating organizations into structured
Linked Open Data format and the automated
group-specific optimization of knowledge finding
and matching based on transfer learning
DURATION FUNDING
YEARS PROGRAMME
ICT-2011.4.1 - SME initiative on Digital Content and
2012 - 2014
Languages
RESULTS IN BRIEF
The project has:

1. refined and enriched raw data
using common standards
2. provided tools for analyzing and

visualizing data so that end users
and other software receive timely,
context-aware and relevant
information
3. published and managed an open

call for end users to develop
flagship applications
4. created a portal where suitable

business partners and experts are
displayed within seconds
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PROJECT

Living Labs are open innovation

PROJECTS@ENOLL.ORG | CONTACT +32 2 614 85 47 | INFO@ENOLL.ORG

At ENoLL, our mission is “Empower

ENoLL is currently active in 8 projects co-funded by the

The sectors in which ENoLL is working are mainly:

In projects, ENoLL provides support in terms of training and

This approach is multi-thematic: Culture, urban innovation,

ENoLL ensures the replicability and scalability of pilots at

Synchronicity opens up a global IoT market where

DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

We lead communications both at

A horizontal project promoting the development

DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

YEARS TOPIC CALL FOR PROPOSAL

ENoLL will support the development

The U4IoT project is a coordination and support

DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

YEARS TOPIC CALL FOR PROPOSAL

ENoLL is leading the activities

EU-MACS (European Market for Climate Services)

DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

YEARS TOPIC CALL FOR PROPOSAL

ENoLL approaches Climate Services

iSCAPE aims to develop and evaluate an integrated

DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

YEARS TOPIC CALL FOR PROPOSAL

ENoLL role is to support the

The Urban Nature Labs project will demonstrate

DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

YEARS TOPIC CALL FOR PROPOSAL

ENoLL is leading a Work Package on

SISCODE aims to understand co-creation as a

DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

YEARS TOPIC CALL FOR PROPOSAL

ENoLL will collaborate with the other

The European Social Innovation

DURATION FUNDING FUNDING SCHEME

YEARS TOPIC CALL FOR PROPOSAL

ENoLL will assess 250 entries and

The SPECIFI project aimed at demonstrating the

2. facilitated the set-up,

3. provided a networking place for

ECIM is a flexible cloud-based solution designed to

The project has

2. for public administrations, ECIM

CitySDK created a toolkit to enable a more

2. provided tools and a cookbook

MyNeighbourhood aimed at creating a new and

The project has:

2. used gamification to encourage

The SMARTiP project took the experience

The project has:

2. acted as a catalyst to stimulate

The European Platform for Intelligent Cities

The objective of PERIPHÈRIA was to deploy

A new methodological approach to

1. Smart Neighbourhood: where

2. Smart Street: where new

3. Smart Square: where civic

4. Smart Museum and Park: where

5. Smart City Hall: where mobile e-

CONCORD advanced European Future Internet

CreatiFI introduced FIWARE technologies to very