5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo Including
DAY 1 Organisers MAY 22, 2019 PRAGATI MAIDAN NEW DELHI, INDIA
Shri Durga Shanker Mishra, IAS Shri Amitabh Kant Secretary, Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs CEO, NITI Aayog
am happy to learn that the 5th Smart Cities India lakh crore are at various stages of implementation. n recent years, Government of India has I 2019 Expo is being co-organised by the India 3,499 projects worth `1,32,000 crore have been Iinitiated a number of programmes that Trade Promotion (ITPO), the NASSCOM Centre of tendered, 2,752 projects worth `87,000 crore have will be the game changer for the country’s Excellence—IoT, and the Exhibitions India Group been grounded, and 863 projects worth `14,500 economy and how the globe will perceive us. from 22-24 May 2019, at Pragati Maiden in New crore have been completed. This is significant Effort is being made to create a relationship Delhi. I understand the event will bring together increase in pace of implementation—265% increase between technology, infrastructure various stakeholders of smart cities from across the in tendered projects and 324% in implementation/ development, economic and social growth to globe. Such gatherings can potentially lead to great completed in last 15 months! enable seamless integration of digitisation and outcomes—solutions and partnerships. Mission Cities have successfully expedited smart solutions into all aspects of our society. There are two remarkable features of India’s all work on key projects which include: Integrated The ‘Smart Cities Mission’ encompasses round growth in the recent years. First is the rapid Command and Control Centres (ICCC) in 71 a variety of segments that are core to the growth of our cities, which is a great economic cities; Smart Road projects in 69 cities; Smart Solar PM’s vision 2022, and entails inclusion of opportunity; and the other is an unprecedented projects in 47 cities; Smart Water projects in 67 the poor, the middle class and women into spurt in new technologies, which is unlocking cities; Smart Waste Water projects in 56 cities and the advancements being made. Already, massive streams of data. Smart Cities Mission is Public Private Partnership projects in 61 cities. schemes such as Adhaar and JAM are a unique initiative which is leveraging both, and The Mission is proving to be a game-changer in moving the country towards a paperless contributing to the Government’s push to reach out urban development in India. Not only is it directly economy and providing the neglected to citizens across the country, improve their quality improving citizens’ life, it is also contributing segment of the society greater access to of life and make them a part of India’s growth story. to transforming the country into a digitally improved facilities. The next step is the The Mission’s uniqueness lies in the 5Cs: empowered society and a knowledge economy. upliftment of their living conditions to Competition, Citizen-engagement, City Our vision at the Ministry is to make ‘wisdom’ allow better integration into the society, Empowerment, Comprehensiveness, and the currency of this Knowledge Economy, and a provide basic facilities, and create a Convergence. For the first time, cities were selected key to decision making in Smart City governance. transparent system that would allow a through a process of competition under the guiding This wisdom emerges from ‘churning’ the colossal better and corruption free management. principles of cooperative and competitive federalism. amounts of data we capture across our cities. We This would also allow India to achieve its For the first time, cities created their proposals based move from a phase of putting together parts (data), national sustainable development goals on an extensive exercise of citizen engagement, and connecting the parts (information), formation The 5th Smart Cities 2019 India Expo, therefore the proposals truly reflected the hopes and of a whole (knowledge) and joining of wholes co-organised by the India Trade Promotion aspirations of their citizens. To encourage bottom up (wisdom). It is important to understand that Organisation (ITPO), the NASSCOM Centre decision making with the help of various stakeholders Wisdom is what we make decisions with. of Excellence – IoT, and the Exhibitions India including local, state and central governments, for I believe this event can bring together players Group, From 22-24 May, 2019, is a unique the first time, a new form of city-empowerment was who can contribute to integrating urban big platform that brings together the different witnessed in the shape of an independent institutional data systems with local data systems, and with verticals under one roof to create a larger mechanism—an SPV. It was created to ensure innovative solutions help in generating the wisdom picture of the achievements of the government comprehensive, holistic and integrated implementation required to make informed decisions. and the industry. of projects. For the first time, convergence with various I hope some fruitful partnerships can be forged Events such as the Building India Expo, other Missions within the Ministry as well as other at the event that can contribute to strengthening Solar India Expo, Transport India Expo, Ministries and leveraging of resources through various technical and institutional capacities of Smart Cities. and the Water India Expo are imperative sources like PPP, debts, land monetization etc. was built These partnerships are crucial to moving closer to for the people of our country to understand into the design of the Mission. The Mission therefore inclusive and resilient outcomes in planning and the different initiatives the government marks a paradigm shift in the thinking on urban management of cities and bringing local governments, is undertaking to make India a cleaner, development in the country. the poor, the marginalized and civil society greener and pollution free nation. The Mission is moving full steam ahead. As on organizations into enduring enterprises. With these My best wishes to hr organisers and 10 May 2019, more than 5000 projects for over ` 2 thoughts in mind, I wish the event a great success! participants of the event
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(Ques.): Please share your thoughts end-to-end future solutions for “Over the years, the Smart Cities India expo on Buildings India, Solar India, smart transport in the country. The Transport India and Water India, segments covered include electric & which are co-located with the 5th & hybrid vehicles; connected/ Q A has matured to encompass a new and booming Smart Cities India 2019 expo? autonomous vehicles; alternative with Sustainable infrastructure is fuels; storage/batteries; public industry covering multiple technologies that an integral part of the Smart transport; bus rapid transit system; Prem Behl Cities Mission. Buildings are metro rail; smart cards; traffic control Chairman, Exhibitions India Group will define the country as a modern nation.” responsible for a huge share of technology & systems; smart parking; energy, electricity, water and smart highways, etc. materials consumption, and India is the second most account for over 18 per cent of populous country in the worlds. also grown to over 16,000 last year, global emissions today. As cities Studies show that the country with the numbers expected to grow expand, it is imperative to invest ranks 133rd out of 180 nations for further. in smart buildings and housing to its water availability and 120th Already, this year’s show has enable cohesive development in the out of 122 nations for its water generated excitement in the industry. future. The Buildings India expo quality. The country loses $6 billion On display will be state-of-the-art will showcase key aspects such as every year due to water-related technologies from both domestic smart/green buildings; building diseases. The Water India expo and overseas players, relevant to information modelling; home provides a platform for products, building smart cities in India. automation; real estate developers; services and solutions available cleaning of the exhibition halls and work in. Thus, there is a need Latest technologies from Dassault facilities management; construction in the water industry worldwide, during the build-up as well as to encourage engineers, planners, Systemes, Schindler Ahead, Ramboll equipment, sustainable materials, providing comprehensive insight the three days of the show. Our technology providers, councillors, India, Savitri Telecom, Hitachi India, government schemes and initiatives into the water industry’s best objective is to draw attention of the as well as citizens to think creatively etc. will be showcased, including for the urban & rural poor; etc. practices, technologies, solutions, participants and visitors to a more about how to use intelligent disruptive technologies like IoT, Meanwhile, with a target of 100 opportunities and business efficient and economic method of technology to improve cities and Digital Twin, Blockchain, LoRa, etc. GW solar power by 2021-22, India prospects. Additionally, the event swachhta and sanitation available for make them liveable. For example, Countries that have so far confirmed has emerged as a global leader in will focus upon different facets of cleaning the cities. excellent opportunities are available participation include Austria, the adaption of solar energy. Key water in India such as non-revenue In an attempt to go green, with new and upcoming property China, Finland, France, Hungary, elements of the Solar India expo will water (NRW); irrigation systems; Exhibitions India has tied up with developments and townships. Here, Israel, Thailand and South Africa. be ground-mounted & rooftop solar; water supply & distribution; India’s leading company, ELT multiple projects related to creating The three-day event will serve as a battery storage; solar cities; floating STP/WWTP/ETP; government Valencia, to create vertical gardens, infrastructure, including smart water meeting point for key stakeholders, solar; smart & micro grids; solar initiatives, and much more. green roof systems, etc. to make and sewage systems, smart traffic including Union and State street lighting; and other technologies the exhibition halls greener and management, energy saving, creating government officials, private sector critical to realising the country’s How does the Smart Cities India facilitate better air quality for all. green belts, etc. are necessities that representatives, foreign delegations, ambitious goal. expo support the cause of the We have also tied up with Oasis can be implemented at the planning businesses, smart city advocates, Currently, the Indian auto industry National Missions? WFS to set up drinking water stages. A number of these amenities academics, city leaders, etc., to is the 4th-largest in the world. Our While the focus of the event will be fountains at the venue. These are can be managed using command What was your vision behind Experience has shown that we interact and forge professional cities are home to millions of vehicles on technologies capable of making environment-friendly due to certain and control centres, either on a conceptualising the Smart Cities relationships with each other. that ferry goods and passengers, our cities smarter, more efficient design features that prevent wastage small scale, or for whole cities/ expo in 2015? can achieve substantial savings The strengths of the Smart Cities resulting in severe traffic and parking and sustainable; as an organiser, of water by up to 50 percent. The municipalities. Over three decades, the Exhibitions by switching to more efficient and India expo include the concurrent congestion and air pollution. The EIG has taken initiatives to show fountain also saves energy and Smart applications such as India Group has established itself intelligent solutions in our daily informative conference sessions and government envisages an investment our commitment towards the overall costs. implementing sensors across as a leader in promoting new and workshops. This year the conference of $500 billion through existing National Missions and to keeping our various development projects will upcoming sectors impacting the lifestyle. Green buildings, sustainably will have over 250 speakers policies and missions, including in country clean and green. We have What should be the focus areas of help to monitor day-to-day activity future of the country. We foresaw planned infrastructures and adaption addressing 40 sessions spread infrastructure projects for highways, collaborated with Nido Machineries smart cities in the years to come? to allow further improvement. the emergence of ICT/IoT and other across three days. More than 2,000 rail, metro, air and sea ports etc. to be the Swachh Bharat Partner. Experience has shown that we Other projects that could make digital technologies, impacting, of smart devices and solutions will delegates are expected to participate Transport India expo will showcase NIDO is undertaking mechanised can achieve substantial savings the township attractive for people in a positive way, the day-to-day result in reduced energy and water in these sessions. Some important by switching to more efficient to live in include putting up a lives of individuals. Meanwhile, the topics to be discussed will include: and intelligent solutions in our centralised lighting control system, Government of India’s announcement consumption as well as maintenance Developing smart cities for our daily lifestyle. Green buildings, an integrated communications of the Smart Cities Mission in 2015 and other support costs. citizens; Accelerating renewable sustainably planned infrastructures network, setting up air pollution coincided with the specialised event energy in India by creating more and adaption of smart devices and sensors, providing free Wi-Fi, that had been launched by us, to be transport; solutions for home that the time is not far when our cities bankable projects; Emerging solutions will result in reduced etc. Greater stress should be laid held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. automation/IoT; urban planning; will be mentioned among the best in technologies and innovation in energy and water consumption upon environmentally sustainable The Smart Cities India expo has water & sanitation, etc. the world alongside the cities of other water sector; Sustainable materials as well as maintenance and other technologies to address the problem since grown to emerge as a unique This year, as the country selects a developed and developing nations. and technologies for buildings; support costs. Application of of air, water and sound pollution, platform that, unlike other trade new government at the centre, I am Redefining public transport, sustainable building materials, as well as to curb carbon footprint. shows, showcases all facets of a smart happy to see a transformation in the What should we expect from the and much more. Meanwhile, a energy efficient doors and windows, Local bodies should strictly city, including: building intelligence event as well. While the Smart Cities 5th Smart Cities India 2019 expo? number of special events such as etc. improve indoor lighting, air implement pollution control policies monitoring; clean energy & energy India expo became a reflection of the The Smart Cities expo has grown the City Leaders Conclave, Mobi quality, reduce carbon footprint as a clean environment is crucial for storage devices; command & control Smart Cities Mission; over the years, from the time we hosted the first Colloquium, EV & Battery Tech and allow energy conservation to the welfare of the citizens and also centre for cities/municipalities; the event has morphed to encompass event in 2015 with 207 exhibitors. Summit, Smart Cities India Awards, positively impact a person’s health enhances public satisfaction. environment/pollution; smart grid; a new and booming industry that has Since then, the number of Smart Village Conclave, Solar and wellbeing. The fact is that as a nation we are safety & security; security systems; grown on the back of the mission. participants has doubled with over Rooftop Summit, and Start-up India The next step for successful still exploring the potential of smart Smart/green buildings & materials; Today, we cover multiple technologies 400 exhibitors expected this year. Pavilion, will be held within the smart cities will be to make them cities and their long-term impact on smart IT & communications; smart that shape modern cities. I believe The number of business visitors has portals of the conference halls. competitive to attract people to live our lifestyle and economy.
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individual mobility will be majorly restricted due to the alarming rate with Smart Cities of global traffic jam statistics. It is, therefore, time to re-think the aspects of urban mobility as it is no longer he Smart City Mission Challenges in sustaining Smart Cities plan mitigation strategy for climate confined to the realm of people (SCM) was launched by There are certain challenges that are change. Flooding in Kerala is one of moving in vehicles, but also making the Government of India emerging with sustainability of a smart the recent examples of how ignorance urban areas more accessible. in 2015. So far, tenders city project, which require immediate of natural features in urban planning The key players in the urban Tworth Rs. 382.07 billion have been attention. One of the major concerns and development can take a toll on ecosystem are constantly looking floated and projects worth Rs. 101.16 is recurring revenue source of SPVs. human habitation. for ways to make mobility more billion completed in the 100 cities of Only cities banking on capitalisation The cities contribute nearly 44 comfortable, safe for users and the Mission. There has been a shift in of land bank can ensure revenue per cent of total carbon emission. At Alexander Klotz sustainable for the environment. the city capacity recently where more source, that too on an extended present our cities are vulnerable and Head, Continental Technical Center India Advanced technologies are already and more ideas are translating into timeline. Cities with no option of land impose huge risks towards increased making smart cities a reality and not projects. New ideas and approach monetisation are bound to struggle water stress, heat island effect, just a utopian concept. Technology can adopted among the smart cities with recurring income for maintenance increased frequency and severity rban mobility is growing help to increase the quality of urban of common services to facilitate the Continental Urban mobility are helping them showcase their of assets. One of the primary sources of extreme weather events such as rapidly, not only in scale, life, improve environmental quality and provision of mobility services in a city. Experience(CUbE ) is an innovative strengths and progress. of revenue, as identified in SCM, was urban floods/draughts. A recent NITI but also in complexity. ensure quality services to citizens. Continental has a growing portfolio vehicle we have been developing the Development Tax and share in Ayaog report has revealed that 21 Anil Bansal Urban mobility is The concept of intelligent mobility of smart city solutions. It is already that can addresses this requirement. Different with the Smart Cities Municipal Tax, which has not been cities, including Delhi, Bengaluru, Director, Urban & Infrastructure, IPE Global Ltd. consideredU to be the backbone of connects existing modes of transport, working with a number of cities like Many aspects of the technology The real winners in the SCM are tier formulated in any of the cities. Chennai and Hyderabad, will run out modern city planning, an enabler of infrastructure and mobility service Singapore, and supporting them with used in the vehicle are based on the 2 and tier 3 cities, which can realise Handover of assets and operations to of groundwater by 2020, affecting 100 smart and sustainable development. offerings for optimised and barrier-free a range of 'smart city' solutions. The driver assistance systems and sensors their dream projects transform the respective departments is also a big million people. these solutions include wetlands, bio Over 1.2 billion people spend more transport, and multi-modal mobility aim is to make these cities even safer, that are already installed in today’s urban fabric of the cities. This is well issue. For example, maintenance of Despite understanding the shields, buffer zones, green roofing, than 50 minutes a day in their vehicle services. The available mobility-related more environmentally-responsible serial production vehicles, and new also aligned with the National Urban underground electrification requires severity of the above concern, the street side swales, porous pavements, – most of the time in traffic jams. A data from communicating vehicles, and productive, and to meet the technologies are also constantly being Development Strategy that looks high recurring cost and the electricity capacity of cities is limited for wetlands, mangroves, etc. growing volume of traffic leads to smart phones and infrastructure demanding mobility needs of their implemented, such as the laser sensor. to urbanise these cities and reduce board is hesitant to take ownership efficient and timely implementation And what further helps is that most increased emissions and higher air can further be harnessed to meet inhabitants. Our solutions focus on At CES 2019, we demonstrated migration and overcrowding in the of projects done under a smart city. of urban climate strategies. Keeping of these technologies are simple, can pollution, which has a negative impact dynamic mobility requirements of city fleet management, fleet sharing, how driverless vehicle could be used metro cities. Limitations of the electricity board pace with urbanisation and flow be produced locally and come at no or on life expectancy. At the same time, cities. At the core of such a system lies city data, intelligent intersection, to stage and deploy delivery robots, With more investments, smaller include budget restrictions and capital investments vis-à-vis other very little additional cost. The ‘Green’ our cities are continuously growing, a data platform that not only stores intelligent streetlamp and smart taking packages all the way to the cities are getting an exposure limited expertise. developing countries are other infrastructure is often very durable, resulting in an associated rise in traffic. and processes the information, but parking among others. consumer. It makes the distribution of national and international challenges that the cities may face. and thus provides better return on Presently, 55 per cent of the world’s also adds value through analysis and Market estimations show that of goods effective and easy. We at expertise and are striving to achieve Future Smart Cities – Sustainable Multiple initiatives by funding investment in the long run. Few cities population is residing in cities, which application of artificial intelligence. the need to transport goods will Continental are constantly innovating international project standards. Development agencies and cities have been and industries are also emerging is expected to increase to 68 per cent This makes it possible to provide tailor- even outpace the strongly growing and investing in new ideas to make A team of experts is available full As a global discourse on sustainable introduced across the world for the with innovative use of technology to by 2050 – they too will be having cars. made solutions to stakeholders in a need for people transport in densely mobility a safe, intelligent and time, and supports the cities with urban development, the evolved preparation of development plans, analyse city data (Big Data) and create However, it will be right to say that city. The platform also offers the usage populated areas. connected space. other projects, while helping to concept of smart cities is not just the policies and guidelines to address simulations to predict city growth build capacity of city engineers and use of ICT and rapid development, these issues. Some of the Government pattern and its effect on environment administrators. The smart city fund but also climate resilience and of India Missions like the Green and micro climate. is a substantial amount for the city sustainable development. With India Mission, the National Clean Air We believe that as we go forward, Oasis: Sustainable Drinking Water when compared to their Municipal cities frequently becoming victim of Programme and other infrastructure it will become extremely critical budgets and, therefore, has become natural calamities, it is important for development schemes are a step in for Indian cities to adopt and adapt the foremost priority project for them to increase their dependency this direction and emphasise on climate resilient infrastructure to Solutions for Smart Cities these cities. For example, Ujjain has on sustainable infrastructure and sustainable infrastructure. Some of help create a more livable city. e all need access to clean, can be reclaimed without waste. They decade long persistent effort by initiated the Mahakaal Rudrasagar safe drinking water, use thermoelectric cooling (TEC), a Oasis on the merits of adopting Integrated Development Action wherever we are. Oasis green alternative to hydrofluorocarbon safe, hygienic, sustainable Plan (MRIDA) project through the WWFS has brought a revolution in the (HFC) refrigerant and powered by a drinking water practices, smart city initiative, which was Indian drinking water industry and programmable shut-off feature, allowing drinking water fountains conceptualised and planned since contributing towards a sustainable controlled usage of water with each have been widely accepted in 2007 under JnNURM, and only future. Oasis Drinking Water activation. Equipped with a flexible one- airports, metro stations, shopping a fraction was approved because Fountains eliminate the use of single piece antimicrobial water-saver bubbler, malls, fitness centres, multiplexes, of limitations in funding and use disposable plastic glasses for the mechanical activation assures hospitals, petrol pumps, IT expertise. Further, a competitive drinking water and dependence hydration during power outages. Oasis campuses, corporate houses, spirit amongst the cities and its on bottled water, thus addressing Drinking Water Fountains are designed museums, places of worship administrators has boosted growth the already impending problem of to eliminate splashing and standing and public parks. Oasis products along with surge of innovative plastic pollution in the country, water to reduce water wastage by 50%. are compliant with international and iconic projects. The cities leading to dangerous consequences Today, Oasis Drinking Water certifications such as NFS, ADA, have particularly innovated in on our environment and our health. Fountains are making drinking water UL, Water Quality Association and the direction of frugal innovation Oasis Drinking Water Fountains are accessible to the able bodied, wheel- Griha, which prove their versatility (smart poles) and sustainable made from stainless steel that never chair users and children alike in 40 and acceptance across all markets and infrastructure (solar energy, waste- drops out of the recycling chain and States in our country. Thanks to a conditions across the globe. to-energy, green buildings etc.).
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With the mission of strengthening ‘Healthy Lives and Healthy Environment’, Biyani BioSolutions Pvt Ltd (India) and BioSeeds Corporation (Japan) jointly launched DEPSOR, a hand‐held, rapid, and cost‐effective device to self‐test trace amount of metals in drinking water and filter contaminated drinking water with ease. The DEPSOR is powered by disposable electrochemical screen‐ printed sensor and PC software‐controlled potentiostat which is originally designed and manufactured in Japan.
Self-testing of Heavy Metals Heavy Metals Catch Filter
Dr. Manish Biyani Founder and CEO, Biyani BioSolutions Pvt. Ltd., India Founder and President, BioSeeds Corporation, Japan
he biggest cross badging news to have hit the automotive scenario Tundoubtedly has to be that of Including Toyota and Maruti joining hands to share models with one another • Rapid electrochemical detection (2 min) • Disc‐type filter catches Cations (Pb, Cd, Hg), in the Indian market. The formal • Reliable detection limit (ppb or µg/L levels) Anions (As, Cr), residual Chlorine, several announcement made by the two Japanese automotive giants states • Affordable (running cost <1 USD per sample) disease‐causing elements that the companies have signed • Easy‐to‐detect with user‐friendly PC‐software • Filter speed 5 Liters per min (7000 Liters) an agreement 'towards the mutual Filter cost < 1 cent per Liter Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, from 22nd to 24th May 2019. supply of hybrid and other vehicles' • Portable & on‐site analysis • in the Indian market. We invite you to meet us at Hall No. 11 in Booth C-92 As per an official statement Li Be ■ Analysis application developed BCNOF released by Toyota, the collaboration ■ Analysis application in process will see Maruti Suzuki supply Baleno Na Mg Al Si P S Cl and Vitara Brezza models to Toyota in India, whereas, the latter will K Ca Sc Ti V Cr Mn Fe Co Ni Cu Zn Ga Ge As Se Br supply the Corolla to Maruti Suzuki. Rb Sr Y Zr Nb Mo Tc Ru Rh Pd Ag Cd In Sn Sb Te I The cross-branding will see Toyota and Maruti Suzuki sell these vehicles Cs Ba Hf Ta W Re Os Ir Pt Au Hg Tl Pb Bi Po At via their respective outlets across the country. Put simply, you may soon see Toyota-badged Baleno and Vitara Brezza vehicles and Maruti Suzuki Corolla plying on Indian roads. Leaving the hybrid angle out India Head office: R‐4, Sector‐3, Vidhyadhar Nagar, Jaipur, India Phone : +91‐141‐233‐8591 of it, what this means for the two Japan Head office: Ho‐70‐6 Hyuga, Hakusan, Ishikawa, Japan Phone: +81‐76‐151‐1591 companies is that they both benefit Email: [email protected] URL: www.bioseeds.jp & http://biyanibiosolutions.com significantly since Toyota desperately needs to have successful models in the sedan, the Corolla Altis available with supply, the number of supplied units, further streamline the process. mass market segment while Maruti a choice of diesel and petrol engines vehicle specifications and supply Given the fact that Maruti Suzuki Suzuki wants to step up its game should finally make for an opportunity pricing at a later stage. Toyota states and Toyota are two of the strongest with a premium model that has the to step up from the mass market that this move will help both firms automakers in the Indian market, potential to be successful in India. segment and have a more premium to compete with each other with the the new partnership between the The Baleno and Vitara Brezza make model on their showroom floor. goal of 'mutual improvement'. two is likely to have a big impact a lot of sense for Toyota as volume And then Maruti Suzuki’s mild In addition to that, the two firms on the local car industry. On the models for they are already high- hybrid system along with Toyota’s are also considering a cooperative other hand, it’d be interesting to see volume cars that have worked very hybrid system will further benefit the structure for introducing electric if Toyota or Maruti Suzuki tweak well for Maruti Suzuki. So, for Toyota collaboration by allowing both car vehicles in the Indian market by the supplied products to their own to swap them with its badges should makers to expand their presence in around the year 2020. As for the standards. Whatever will be the case, be a recipe for success right off the the hybrid vehicle space. vehicle sharing agreement, the it will be quite interesting to observe production lines. As for Maruti, after Toyota will reveal more details two companies will work towards their decisions and guage market the unsuccessful Kizashi premium on the schedule of the beginning of procuring components locally to response to the products. LITRON ENERGY STORAGE LLP Plot No. 627, Road No. 6, Sachin GIDC, Surat, Gujarat 394230 6 | 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo www.exhibitionsindia.com DAILY NEWS 2019 Exhibitions India Group Exhibitions India Group DAILY NEWS 2019 Smart Cities ‘Maturity’ Models Advent of Smart Cities, Solutions and Savitri Telecom Services
illuminate during low traffic hours. of the technology platform. City it posted six challenges and leveraged This helps the city save money, administrators focus upon solutions a private platform, Citymart, to increase efficiency and reduce its to improve the quality of life of solicit ideas from local and global carbon footprint. its citizens. An example is Rio de citizens and innovators. After having absorbed the sensor Janiro, when the city went to IBM Level 3 smart cities have and automation driven advantages, for creating a sensor network to demonstrated that they are focusing Barcelona has announced the minimise landslides and crime in the more on issues of equality and social launch of the Smart City Campus hillside favelas. The solution included inclusion, and not just technology. called ‘22@Barcelona’ .The campus central command and control Projects that have the potential to not will convert the city into an center with live streaming video only optimise underutilised resources, experimentation and innovation for crime detection and prevention, but also raise the quality of life for laboratory where companies, and integrated emergency services all residents. Cities like Amsterdam Satish Kamat universities, entrepreneurs and administration, among many other and Seoul seem to be taking the early President, Sri City research centers can work in integrated smart services. lead in promoting sharing activities Ravi Shankar Rai information technologies, ecology Barcelona has more than 20 amongst citizens and fostering sharing CEO & MD, Savitri Group mart cities are getting and urban development areas, smart city programme areas and start-ups as well. more and more attention pioneering research for exploration literally more than 100 active smart t the time of independence, in the media, technology of new technological possibilities in city projects covering public spaces, Can Cities leapfrog Smart City almost 90% of the Indian companies, consultants, the service of the city and people, public transit, intelligent lighting and maturity levels, move sequentially or population lived in villages. Sentrepreneurs, and increasingly from and this is just the beginning of the the promotion of an electric vehicle operate at multiple levels? ACities, which accommodated a lesser citizens in general. It needs huge PPP journey. charging infrastructure. It has sought I believe some cities literally go number of population, were the investment and most cities, especially to provide global leadership by not just through all the phases over time at center for education, health services in the developing world, can ill-afford Smart Cities Level 1: Top-down & initiating numerous projects, but also a fairly high cost of learning before and governance through civil and to make a mistake. Smart cities hold technology driven identified significant opportunities for they provide substantial benefits to police administration. Villages the promise to make the growing When I first began studying using technology to facilitate improved the citizens. Kansas City seems to were mostly self-dependent as their number of cities around the globe smart cities, technology providers quality of life for citizens and visitors. be a city that has leapfrogged from requirement remained limited. more efficient and integrated, adding dominated the narrative and were smart cities Level 1 to directly Level This scenario gradually started quality of life to its citizens. Only business of executing wide area parameters such as coverage, better economic value to the city praising the potential of technology Smart Cities Level 3: Bottom-up 3. Partnering with Google to install changing as the infrastructure in with the help of new technology projects for providing infrastructure capacity, interference, frequency and the nation while improving the to transform cities into highly citizen involvement led Google Fiber throughout has served cites developed and educational introduction and implementation, for telecom, related civil structures, and RF power etc. In addition, it quality of life for citizens. efficient and technologically-driven In the past few years, a new model as a platform for citizen co-creation institutions for higher studies started changes would have been possible power systems and other associated will require simulation and load In an effort to understand what interconnected cities. The effect has started to appear. Instead of and the organic growth of the local coming up in cities only. As the in day to day life of citizens through services, and has executed telecom testing of the newly built networks. exactly is a smart city, I studied was limited and lacked the holistic a top-down technology provider entrepreneurial ecosystem. government arms increased, new smart devices in use by a large network projects for defence, Our partner Viavi is world how the concept was embraced by citizen focused approach as they driven approach, or a city insight jobs were created and it started number of population. Use of smart railways, gas, petroleum and telecom leader in optical communication cities like Copenhagen, Amsterdam, emphasised upon efficiency and waste driven but technology enabled Scenario in India a gradual flow of population phone is the best example of this sectors for almost two decades, with test equipment, especially optical Barcelona, Singapore, Songdo, etc. reduction, and did not understand model, the mature smart cities are When the Indian government was from villages to cities. Initially, and strength of such devices is adequate skilled manpower to take network management systems Three Maturity levels can the implications of the technology beginning to embrace bottom-up finalising the first list of smart city everything was fine; but unplanned gradually becoming a very common up smart city projects. (ONMS). Savitri Telecom is be observed in how cities have and how it may impact the quality of citizen driven co-creation for helping candidates, then some cities took growth of cities and phenomenal house hold utility. Our strength lies in testing and extensively using Viavi ONMS, implemented and matured as smart life. Some cities like Songdo in South to drive the next generation of inputs from members of society to rise of population without proper Thus, came the concept of smart measurement of the networks. pan-India, for monitoring optical cities. Most started form a top-down Korea may be in this category. smarter cities. make a project plan. These did much infrastructure support, made the city cities designed to address all the We have executed several turnkey communication networks for many technology-driven model, to one In the last few years, Vancouver better than the city administrator and life precarious. A big population in problems faced by the citizen for a projects and continue working operators and defence networks etc. driven by local government and Smart Cities Level 2: City driven & led one of the most ambitious consultant driven project plans. The metro cities started living in jhuggis, better-quality life. The Government with the stakeholders for O&M Based on this strength, Savitri by wider portfolio of applications, application led collaborative initiatives by engaging blend of smart city maturity level that which provided cheaper labour of India has taken up the smart and AMC activities through the has already stepped into the arena with a mature, bottom-up citizen Here the local government takes the thousands of citizens in the co- has the best chance is a blend of Level force. At the same time, all the cities project in a big way and has life-cycle of the projects. We also of smart city and working on involvement driven approach. lead in identifying new initiatives creation of the ‘Vancouver Greenest 2 and Level 3, with a choice of projects available resources of the big cities identified several cities in every State provide test equipment on rental different smart city project in a A city that has always scored well for the city, with more innovative City 2020 Action Plan’. The city and initiatives that are more bottom- started crumbling. Even smaller that will be turned into smart cities. and help in repair, servicing and comprehensive manner, which in the rankings is Barcelona, Spain. deployment of smart technologies, completed an innovation project up , driven by citizen co-creation and cities at district and taluka level The purpose of all smart city calibration of T&M equipment. entails establishment of network, Barcelona is a major innovator, and new innovative applications called ‘BCN Open Challenge’, where urban entrepreneurship. started facing similar problem with solutions is to ameliorate the Savitri has been using the world’s including supply of products, introducing a solar thermal the day time floating population. austerities of our daily lives. Some best and latest T&M technology turnkey project implementation, ordinance in 2000 that requires all It was realised that city of the common services we focus solutions from our partners command and control center, new buildings over a certain size population, which may continue upon are: Waste management; VIAVI, Spirent, 3M, Microsemi, associated servers, etc., and all to generate hot water from solar to grow in any case, needs to be management of resources like Fujikura, R&S and many more in requirements of acceptance testing, thermal energy. More recently, an provided better amenities through electricity, water, gas, vehicular whole of India. along with supply of necessary T&M initiative known as ‘LIVE Barelona’ operational efficiency of basic parking space, etc.; providing Specific to Smart Cities, the equipment. Similar to what Savitri is promoted electric vehicles. There services like transport, water security, immediate attention for requirements will be to create the doing in many other projects, we can are currently hundreds of EV supply, drainage, communication, medical or other emergencies, related infrastructures such as provide end-to-end O&M services charging stations, sensors on trash education, health, etc. All these disaster management etc. by smart poles, kiosks, optical fibre and AMCs, wherever applicable. and recycling bins for solid waste aspects of city life needed speedy pressing of a button and monitoring for back haul, batteries/power Savitri has already accomplished and recycling collectors, water and effective governance through through CCTV; providing wide systems, provisioning of CCTV and established smart classes for sensors to ensure intelligent use of local self-government such as area communication through wi-fi cameras, a command and control various educational institutions water, parking sensors to indicate municipalities and corporations. etc.; information for public through centre for processing the large and has the capability to provide empty spaces to reduce fuel waste, This required a total shift from the bulletin boards/PA systems; and data, and responding to events. training to individuals deployed in movement detectors in streetlights present way of managing the affairs many other areas. Implementing this infrastructure running various installations in a that detect movement to self- of the cities to giving a decent Savitri Group have been in the will require extensive testing of smart city project.
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s per 2011 Census, Waste Collection & Transfer in Smart Cities - The time to act is now Karnataka has an urban population of 38.67 per China, over the past 10-15 years, machines have a life of 6-7 years which can make waste collection centA (2.36 Crore people out of 6.10 had been plagued with the same – double that of traction batteries and transfer efficient, flexible and Crore). And by 2050, it is expected issues. However, today China boasts • Each machine can be operated cost effective to increase to 45%- 50%. It is clear of some of the cleanest civic areas for 7-8 hours a day, in multiple • Fleet management, asset that urbanisation is inevitable across the world. This tremendous shifts with fast charging tracking, geo fencing, uptime and urban infrastructure and turnaround can be attributed to • Battery machines have enough statistics, real time rerouting governance is to be improved in an extensive adoption (thanks to power to navigate slopes and based on waste levels and order to increase productivity and a government push) of small to uneven surfaces similar can be used to monitor create jobs. mid sized, smart, battery operated • No adverse effects to operators equipment performance sweeping and transfer vehicles and health • Data sharing between sweepers Government of Karnataka, well thought out comprehensive • Machines come in a variety of and waste transfer vehicles lead which is a pioneer state in local city cleaning solutions. small and medium sizes having to shorter and more efficient government, has 7 Cities listed Below are a few pointers on why a smaller foot print and turning collection runs – savings of under Smart Cities Mission viz., Mr. Nirav Doshi the strategy adopted by China and radius energy and money 1. Bangalore Managing Director - Nido Machineries Pvt. Ltd. many other countries globally was • Leaves a better environment for 2. Belagavi needed, and has reaped benefits: citizens to enjoy Solution based Waste Collection & 3. Davanagere anual waste collection Transfer 4. Hubballi-Dharwad is undertaken by an Mechanized Waste Collection & Comprehensive Waste Collection • More than deploying equipment, 5. Mangaluru ageing workforce and Transfer & Transfer the focus needs to be deploying 6. Shivamogga theM methods deployed by them to • Can clean a larger area in a • Waste collection is needed from complete solutions 7. Tumakuru clean up civic areas are currently shorter duration small streets and bylanes to the • Machines combined with Karnataka Urban Infrastructure inadequate. The ever increasing • Needs lesser workforce bigger highways in cities technology, the power of internet Development & Finance population is leading to increased • Quality of clean up is far • It is needed on public roads as and correct sensors, can provide Corporation (KUIDFC) is the State waste generation. Avaibility of superior well as private complexes, housing the right solutions to existing level Nodal agency for the mission. Till now projects of worth INR factors. Firstly, the location World class healthcare other job prospects due to better • Portrays a clean and positive societies, colleges, government cleaning needs A Special Purpose Vehicles 3200 crores are ongoing/completed advantage that easily connects amenities, top of the class education, has led to a reduced image of the city or the area campuses and crowded public areas There is an urgent need for all (SPVs), registered under and projects of INR 2780 crores Bangalore directly with the most educational institutions, number of new recruits. These • Can be used over 2 shifts in the day • Cleaning has to be across areas local governing bodies, public or Companies Act, are established at are in tender stage. Further, it is of the world; Secondly, the solid international standard recreation reasons have made proper cleaning, • Waste transfer is more and not in certain specific parts private, to extensively use a fleet city level to fast track the project planned to tender projects of INR foundations that aid knowledge and a vibrant cosmopolitan a growing challenge. streamlined, leading to a lesser • Adequate care needs to be taken of smaller, sustainable energy implementation. Each smart city 2000 crores in coming 2 months. capital here: the state has many culture with varied global cuisine At present, mechanized sweeping pile up of waste for waste segregation, collection, driven (battery operated) and non SPV is headed by a full time MD/ Projects are periodically reviewed building blocks to its credit - It is and vivid cultural confluences of is undertaken only on the big transfer and dumping of waste polluting waste collection and CEO and has nominees of central by Chief Secretary, GoK. Due to the largest bio technology hub In art, culture and theatre is truly prominent roads, using diesel Eco Friendly Waste Collection & • Affordable equipment, citizen waste transport vehicles. Smart government, state government, ULB the persisted monitoring, all the 7 India, It has the largest number of driving a global lifestyle. operated, truck mounted cleaners Transfer engagement, government subsidies cities can only be possible when and 2 independent directors on its Smart Cities ranking are improved R&D centers, The largest number Karnataka has also been which are too big and expensive • Battery operated machines are and reward systems are needed for the authorities and residents work board. Also, GoK has appointed a consistently and presently State of medical institutes, industrial attracting a global audience to operate extensively across cities. non polluting a wider and more comprehensive together to make it a cleaner place Secretary level officer as Chairman is positioned at 6th rank in the training institutes; largest software with its integrated and strategic A bulk of the waste is generated in • They are easier and cheaper to adoption of mechanized cleaning for the future. of Smart City SPV. implementation of Smart City technology parks and 3rd largest growth plans that offer immense areas that are crowded and not easily maintain At NIDO Machineries we Further, in the true wish of the projects in the Country. With engineering colleges in India. investment potential across its accessible by these bulky machines. • Minimal operator training is endeavour to make available in Mission guidelines and to expedite the continuous efforts, there is no varied sectors in manufacturing, More importantly, these cleaners are needed Smart Waste Collection & Transfer India all the relevant solutions to the project implementation, GoK doubt in further improvement in agri business and food processing, a huge source of air pollution. • Battery power has improved • The newer breed of vehicles come make a SWACCH BHARAT. has delegated administrative & the ranking. technology, energy and These mechanized cleaning drastically over the years. are fitted with sensors, GPS financial powers to the SPVs. Infrastructure along with tourism. systems are neither smart nor Lithium Ion batteries used in devices and other technologies GoK has proposed projects GOVERNMENT OF Over the past few years, efficient. They do not provide any around INR 10,000 crores under KARNATAKA Karnataka has made a quantum information on the waste levels, Smart Cities Mission. These projects Karnataka is a state renowned as leap in advancing new approaches asset and manpower utilization in cover heritage, roads, drains, knowledge, innovation and R&D to achieve its vision of inclusive real time. This makes it impossible landscape, energy, buildings, ICT Capital of India. One of the largest and sustainable industrial to mobilize resources or track and water front development. global tech hubs, it's a hub for development. Going forward, efficiencies to increase output. Some of the impact full projects Hi-Tech sector's with a thriving to accelerate progress and pave Efforts to bring about are: Mandakki Bhatti area economy. the way for a more ambitious, improvements in the current system rejuvenation in Davanagere, River The state GDP stands at US$ 120 inclusive and universal are piecemeal and the solutions for font development at Shivamogga, billion and is growing at a healthy development framework, waste collection are not well planned. Waterfront development in 7% pa. It has an industrial output of Karnataka recognizes that The above mentioned reasons Mangaluru, Markets redevelopment US$ 61.5 billion and a cumulative responsible investment and call for a need to act, and act now. in Hubballi Dharwad and lake FDI of US$18.30 billion since April technology transfer are crucial in The need is for comprehensive, development in Tumakuru. 2000- September 2015. The value of achieving economic prosperity. eco friendly and smart solutions Separate Technical Committees total exports of the state is US$ 52 for mechanized waste collection are formed (for infra, ICT & PPP) billion which contributes to 13% of and waste transfer in both rural for vetting the concept, reviewing India's exports to the world. and urban areas to make them the designs and for according This position of strength is cleaner, more citizen friendly and Technical approvals/sanctions. vastly driven by various growth sustainable.
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social infrastructure, contributing city; Hitachi: Impacting People’s lives towards securing work quality and • Tracking emergency service providing digital evidence of the vehicles like ambulance and itachi’s partnership and solutions to help businesses moisture and nutrient sensors, oversees multiple city-related required works done on the facilities. fire extinguishers for crisis with India dates back meet critical requirements; and fingerprint and ID devices, RFID services and their performances. It As a reference, in the utility sector, management in the city; to the 1930s with Social Innovation Business is one tags from stockyards, other offers correlation of the sub-systems’ FSS is contributing the maintenance • Tracking police jeeps to maintain importing of table of the means. Social Innovation systems of record across state data and offers a decision support activities of public water control law & order situation in the city; fans,H and later went on to supply Business is all about creating departments and provide real- mechanism for city administration facilities. The maintenance service • Better space utilisation for steam engines followed by turbines new value through collaborative time insights and correlations for improving the three key company for the public utilities can parking management; for the Bhakra Nangal Dam. Since creation. Through Social Innovation along with predictive and parameters: use FSS for the maintenance of the • Municipal worker tracking for then, Hitachi India has grown Business, Hitachi is collaborating prescriptive analytics to • Improvement in safety & security motors, pumps, etc. that control safety; multifarious with presence of 29 with the policy makers to enhance deliver both cost savings and of the citizens. the city pumping stations. FSS has • Govt. vehicle management; group companies and approximately a citizen's lifecycle comprehensively performance improvements. • Improving day-to-day life of resulted in various benefits like: • Tracking environmental 10,000 strong work force fuelling the by repurposing the critical sectors of • Disaster Relief and Management: citizens to make city more • Quick problem resolution with parameters in various parts of transformation of India. education, healthcare, agriculture, Solution handles disasters like liveable (by offering better two-way communications by the city to access the pollution and governance. heavy rainfall, flooding, drought mobility, transportation systems, image/video sharing; level and take necessary actions. Hitachi India operates in Hitachi’s vision of building a and deforestation and allows information, lighting, water • Know-how transfer to onsite diverse industrial sectors such as sustainable society is a reflection of to broadcast timely warnings supply, timely collection of workers by including video 5. Hitachi Solutions Geographical infrastructure, railways, energy, its synergies with the government to citizens about looming garbage etc.). training materials in work Information System construction machinery, healthcare, of laying a sturdy foundation of calamities and coordinate relief • Improvement of efficiency in instructions; (“GeoMation” is a registered IT, automotive systems and payment a future enabled India, through efforts when disaster strikes. services offered. Common • Work quality equalisation with trademark of Hitachi Solutions, Ltd. services amongst many others. Each building of a boisterous e-Education integrated platform provides step-by-step checklist guidance; in Japan) of these verticals touches millions platform. As a true partner in India’s Hitachi Consulting along with data-driven insights based on • Reliable time-stamped work Hitachi Solutions has more than of lives in India – be it through our growth, Hitachi, through Hitachi Hitachi Vantara developed the historical datasets that allows evidence by work log with 40 years of history in GIS market. railway solutions dedicated towards MGRM Net, is constantly innovating solution that will help Government city administration to make use pictures; Hitachi Solutions Geographical enhancing safety in transport; solutions to thrive on the robust at ULB, towns, city, state level for of all available resources and • Workload reduction of printing Information System (GIS) has been asset management, customer the Geographic Information System dedicated freight corridor traversing foundation of education that builds real-time monitoring of multiple helps in decision support system. and carrying documents, finding developed according to the “Quality management, etc.) (GIS). It can make water service the biggest industrial cluster between an individual, a society and a strong citizen-centric ecosystems on • Provides data for defining works-to-do and creating specifications and standards of o Water (water pipeline network work efficiently by locating system- Delhi and Mumbai, dedicated nation. single platform. Apart from real- strategies for the cities and to reports. Hitachi Brand” which is an end-to- management, etc.) accumulated customer information freight corridor like automatic block time monitoring, the solution also plan for long term sustainable end one-stop system development on maps. It also offers optimum signalling, and the European Train Read more on how Hitachi’s provides data hosting, data analytics goals for the city. 4. SMART Tracking Solutions integrating GIS and business • Mobility solutions to realise safe and secure Control System (ETCS) between solutions are impacting the lives to derive meaningful outcome for Tracking of Asset (moveable and application on an enterprise- Reliable and convenient water environment by using a Rewari and Vadodara; Infrastructure of people and how its technology is the interest of millions of citizens The solution offers a robust common non-moveable) and workforce has scale, providing solutions for big transportation services in: variety of simulation functions solutions that contribute to solving helping transform the society: across the state. The solution can be platform connecting all the sub- been the need of hour for better infrastructure projects. Hitachi o Public transportation (tracking, such as pressure distribution, flow the water supply and management hosted in-premises at the state center systems that enables to collate the resource utilisation and optimisation Solutions GIS is an enterprise traffic visualisation, etc.) distribution and flow direction, issues; GIS solutions dedicated 1. Smart Governance Solutions with a capacity to operate by various data pertaining to multiple citizen for which Hitachi India has devised geographical information system o Electric vehicle (tracking, power displayed as live data based on field towards the benefit of Indian Hitachi Visualization Suite (HVS) government officials for monitoring services & co-relate the data to draw IoT-based tracking solution for that has proven successful in various supply service management, etc.) measurements and water network agriculture and farmers; Enterprise solution offers real-time governance and taking decisions based on insights to provide a bird’s eye view asset and workforce for Smart City field such: model. data solutions for ADHAAR and tool for achieving three main situation awareness provided by the of real time status of the system and Management. Some of the key • Governance Employee Provident Fund; IT objectives: solution. target KPIs. Deployment of such highlights are: • Energy High-quality government services • Water Supply Operation System solutions; Payment solutions that • Provide Public Safety & platform can be of use to following • Tracking essential utility services Efficient and Robust Utility for citizens in: Forecasts water demand is based provide secure, innovative and cost- Welfare: By leveraging advanced 2. Integrated Command & Control stakeholders: vehicles like water tanker for on Management in: o City planning, e-Governance, on temperature, weather, and other effective services across digital and technology, surveillance Centre • The Mayor of the city and city time services to citizens; o Electricity (electric facility/ land record (city map, cadastral factors, and sets water intake and banking channel products. cameras, video analytics, crime The Integrated Command Control administration. • Tracking waste management asset management, zoning/area map, tax assessment, etc.) supply plans. The system supports In the year 2011, Hitachi analytics and social media Centre offers a single data driven • The Commissioner of the and sewage cleaning vehicles for management, etc.) o Public security, police (security stable water supply and ensures established its maiden Research and information. platform that collects sub-system city and departmental heads maintaining cleanliness in the o Gas (gas pipeline network/ officer support, VIP security energy savings throughout the entire Development Centre in India. With • Offer Data Gathering & data dynamically from more than managing respective services. support, etc.), fire (firefighting water supply plant from water intake the best combination of Indian and Analytics Tool: Gather data from 25 sub-systems and uses the data for • CEO of smart cities, special planning, ambulance location to water supply. Japanese researchers, the centre multiple cloud server sources co-relation and deriving insights. purpose vehicles and any other management, etc.) is covering a variety of areas such such as weather stations, soil In addition to this, the platform independent bodies. o Agriculture (crop field • Water Distribution Control System as Artificial Intelligence, Internet • Police department. management, farm insurance Computes setpoints for distribution of Things, software engineering, • Citizens by providing access to management, etc.) of pumps and control valves under payment and security services, water, city data for consumption of optimum conditions using hydraulic transportation and power systems, various third-party city APP. 6. Advance Water Management analysis, resulting in reduced leakage and power electronics. Solution by limiting excessive pressure Hitachi is creating a connected 3. Hitachi Fieldwork Support Service Hitachi is particularly focused on increase, ensuring equitable and citizen eco-system immersing (FSS) building intelligent water systems adequate distribution pressure. all its strengths into one strand One of the critical aspects of the i.e. advance information and control ranging from digitalisation to social infrastructure in a smart city systems. It's a unique approach • Water Leakage Management transformation, enabling greater is the safety of the citizen who is from Hitachi that considers water system financial empowerment with digital using it, and the workforce who are infrastructure not just by the flow Contributes to efficiency gains payment solutions, keeping the building this social infrastructure by of water, but also by the flow of for operators in managing water citizens well-informed and updated following quality standards. information. The system includes: leakage, as well as higher earnings with the expertise in Artificial Fieldwork support service is • Pipe Network Management System by estimating the leakage area based Intelligence. Hitachi is a pioneer originally developed for on-site The system is about managing and on Hitachi's original algorithm with in providing innovative products maintenance support solution for analysing waterworks on the basis of collected data.
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7. Research & Development Centre - Solutions Ramboll: Bright ideas; Sustainable change Society today is grappling with increasingly complex issues that cut across many spheres, including amboll is a leading TRANSPORT expertise to create innovative, project management, Ramboll energy, water, transportation and engineering, design and The movement of people ensures sustainable and liveable solutions for provides the customers with quality security. Hitachi India’s R&D Centre consultancy company that our cities thrive and grow. But their customers and society. and cost-effective solutions. is developing innovative solutions founded in Denmark in as the world’s population increases, based on their deep experience and 1945.R and globalisation and urbanisation ENVIRONMENT & HEALTH MANAGEMENT CONSULTING technical expertise accumulated The company employs more than continue to intensify, we will have One of the world’s leading Ramboll assists its clients on their from across a wide range of industry 15,000 experts globally and has to transport an ever-greater amount environmental and health most challenging tasks of today and sectors. The solutions offered especially strong representation in of people in and between cities. consultancies, Ramboll is trusted help them be fit for the future. are focused on the social issues the Nordics, UK, North America, Overloading transportation systems by clients to manage their most Their engineering is robust, pertaining in India. Continental Europe, Middle East results in congestion, air pollution challenging environmental, health elegant and cost effective, and Asia-Pacific. With 300 offices and global warming. There is a need and social issues. They help clients and innovation is key to their Some of the remarkable solutions are: in 35 countries, Ramboll combines to rethink how we deliver transport understand and manage the impacts approach to engineering design. • Hitachi Wide Area Stability local experience with a global services and shift to low-carbon of their activities and products, so They drive efficiency gains simulator for energy/power knowledgebase constantly striving modes of transportation such as that they can respond to business, by constantly appraising and grid solution, which prevents to achieve inspiring and exacting trains, buses and bicycles. regulatory or legal challenges incorporating the latest design equipment overloads due to solutions that make a genuine effectively and develop sound and construction technology. outages. difference to our clients, the end- PLANNING & URBAN DESIGN strategies for operating sustainably. Over the years, they have solved • Automated water balance users, and society at large. Ramboll Two thirds of the world’s many distinctive and challenging simulator for water treatment works across the following markets: population are predicted to live ENERGY projects for their customers. solution, which estimates Buildings, Transport, Planning & in cities by 2050 and according to Globally, there is a general push Ramboll’s Project excellence non-revenue water in water M-Star™ Education Expert related entities to transform digitally Urban Design, Water, Environment the Secretariat of the Convention towards renewables, although programme is dedicated to distribution network. Systems are applications that in a competitive environment. To & Health, Energy and Management on Biological Diversity 60% of conventional energy will continue providing clients with world class • Transport simulation to optimise completely integrate all academic and address the changes, Hitachi through Consulting. the urban areas expected to be to play a significant role in the project management competencies bus schedule for smart transport administrative departments within Hitachi MGRM Net, delivers Ramboll partners with its clients developed by 2030 that have not yet energy mix in the coming years. and the very best results. solution based on analysis of an educational institution and cater to innovations and solutions that bring to create sustainable societies where been built. Major players in the energy The technology magazine CIO passenger demand data. the requirements of all stakeholders. differential capabilities to healthcare people and nature flourish. With sector change their portfolio and Insider has listed Ramboll as one • AI/deep learning-based video M-StarTM stands for managing institutions, organizations, practices their unique combination of technical WATER strategies to accommodate for of the Ten most recommended analytics solution for worker (people, data and information), and services that want to lead the excellence and socio-economic Ramboll’s experts address global the green transition. A holistic Smart city solution providers factory safety, which detects scheduling (resources), tracking delivery of smart healthcare and insights they deliver enduring water and climate challenges by approach is required to support the in India, 2019. Keeping pace worker safety gear violations. (process and workflow), analysing better patient outcomes.” structures, resource-efficient solutions working across the water cycle sector on this journey. with the changing trends of (outcomes) and reporting. It’s based Hitachi through Hitachi MGRM • Digital Command Center – It is a and socially cohesive communities from water resources and supply, Telecommunications, Ramboll 8. Hitachi MGRM Net M-Star™ on the concept of IITT- sharing Net help healthcare organizations unified command and control center for today and tomorrow. processing and treatment, to sewerage TELECOM offers Smart city solutions that Educational Expert Systems of Information, which initiates accelerate digital transformation framework/solution, which leverages They have a multidisciplinary and discharge. Working with Whether constructing 320-metre can be customised as per the Hitachi through Hitachi MGRM an interaction, thereby leading to through specialized digital solutions, RTLS, IOT, Big Data and advanced approach to what they do and Municipalities, utilities, and industrial communication masts, or needs of the city or administrative Net provides an integrated end-to- a transaction, thus resulting in a technology platforms, proficiencies analytics to bring in the next gen what they aspire to achieve. They clients they draw on multidisciplinary developing software tools for authorities. end institution management and positive transformation with pre- and and accelerators. Hitachi delivers a operational and clinical outcomes. work to create a sustainable society analytics platform for proprietary post-validations and checks. new vision of smarter, more efficient, where improved quality of life and educational e-Governance at patient-centric healthcare services • Picture Archiving Communication economic growth is enabled by individual, school, district, State, 9. Hitachi MGRM Net Smart ranging from patient record, unified System & Vendor Neutral Archive - A innovative and durable solutions to all the way to country level. The Healthcare Solutions health, and virtual care to digital system, which allows the archival, the most pressing needs, challenges product suite covers all aspects of Healthcare industry is in a major command center through the retrieval and distribution of images/ and concerns for businesses, public the education system ranging from transformation stage characterized following solutions. videos/content to internal and external institutions and people. policy, affiliation, statutory and by demographic shift, the increasing entities within a governing framework Often these challenges are regulatory aspects to institutional disease incidence, challenges • M Heal - Hospital Information using state-of-the-art technology related to the physical environment MIS that encompasses academic, of regional disparities in the System – It is an integrated software regardless of proprietary system. in which life unfolds – natural non-academic and administrative provisioning of healthcare and suite designed to support all aspects, resources, infrastructure, buildings processes of schools, colleges, increasing medical expenditure. clinical and non-clinical needs of • Tele-Medicine - An online medical and structures, urban spaces – and universities and continuing New approaches and demands in a hospital system, which includes suite with features for every care their ambition is to help drive a education for all stakeholders healthcare make it necessary for electronic medical record. scenario, revolutionary technology sustainable transition towards a including students, teachers, alumni, the health systems, insurers and makes remote consultation easy with more resource efficient future. management and parents. The best-of-breed, fully customisable Ramboll is a truly multi- user base resides on an advanced platform. disciplinary engineering, design analytics engine on the upstream and consultancy company working and lends empowerment on the • Emergency Dispatch System - A across the markets listed below: downstream by giving neutral comprehensive EDS to manage all payment access across banks and workflows at a Central Emergency BUILDINGS wallets with sound user security Dispatch Centre (CDC). As people spend 90% of their time solutions. The solutions thereof indoors, buildings shape our lives deliver various services between • Digital Diabetes Prevention Service and well-being. Investors and tenants government to citizen (G2C), - Digitalised telehealth pathway of therefore demand that buildings are government to business (G2B), and life-style change management for distinctive, sustainable, and designed government to government (G2G). diabetes prevention. to meet user needs.
18 | 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo www.exhibitionsindia.com www.exhibitionsindia.com 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo | 19 DAILY NEWS 2019 Exhibitions India Group Exhibitions India Group DAILY NEWS 2019 Making industrial water ‘Safe for Environment’ Why Smart Cities need to worry about ‘Cybersecurity’ The article has been contributed by Prayukth K V by-product. There is also high level of boron pollution in the wastewater study released in August last generated in coal power plants and year on the cybersecurity electroplating factories. aspects of smart cities The World Health Organisation Apainted a pretty grim picture. (WHO) has established a guideline The study claimed that it was value of2.4 mg/l boron in drinking exceptionally easy for hackers to hack water. Meanwhile, the Environmental into environmental sensors, traffic Protection Administration of Taiwan management systems and other (EPA) laid down stringent regulations smart systems to create confusion, for boron at 1 mg/l before 2017. chaos and loss of revenue and However, due to difficulty in boron productivity on smart city projects. Dr. Yu-Jen Huang removal, the EPA expanded the The report, which attracted the Manager R&D, Ever-Clear Environmental Eng. Corp. regulation to 5 mg/l, and allowed all boron in regeneration waste liquid. and as far as Africa and Latin America. attention of government bodies, factories to achieve this value in three Modified electro-coagulation has been Ever-Clear has had excellent smart city solution vendors and other sing commodities stages: 12 mg/l in 2020, 10 mg/l in developed for treating a high level of results in using the chemical oxo- stakeholders, barely managed to such as fertilisers, 2023 and 5 mg/l in 2026. boron wastewater; however, there is no precipitation (COP) technology to receive a passing mention in India. So, insecticides, buffer, The researches of the boron removal confirmed operational case of treating treat boron wastewater. The COP does that mean we are well protected dyestuffs, bleaching, and technologies include precipitation, real industrial wastewater. technology concept is the combination or that we are confident in our ability borosilicateU glasses in agricultural and reverse osmosis, ion exchange and Ever-Clear, as a total water of oxidation treatment and chemical to ward off these hackers? Or are industrial activity produces a high adsorption membrane filtration treatment solutions provider, offers precipitation. We have successfully we ignoring the obvious lured into level of boron, which is then released (AMF). Although the conventional its customers the service of water brought down the boron concentration complacency by the belief that no one into the environment. In Taiwan, for coagulation-sedimentation method treatment evaluation, design, from 500 mg-b/l to 50 mg-b/l. During would want to target us? example, the manufacture of thin can treat high concentration of construction and commissioning. the development of boron treatment transistor liquid crystal display (TFT- boron, it requires high-temperature Ever-Clear specialises in wastewater technology, Ever-Clear also applies the Why attack Smart Cities? LCD) is one of the essential industries conditions and high dosage. Existing treatment and develops several Taiwan patents (I612014 and I639552) The reasons are many. A hacker or a that uses a lot of boron acid solution in plant technology (ion exchange) is patent wastewater treatment reactors. regarding the combination of COP and group may want to target such cities the process, with high concentrations only available below 100 mg-b/l, but Our services are focused in China, FBHC (Fluidised-Bed Homogeneous for the sake of attention. They might of boron wastewater produced as a still contains a high concentration of Southeast Asia and the Middle East, Crystallisation). also pursue such activity to extort a ransom, data or a desire to create chaos on a large scale. There is a COMING UP! geo-political angle as well. Attacks on the difficulty in updating the managed through command and level of protection. Data decoys such smart cities can be used as a means firmware of hardware components control infrastructure. When it comes as honeypots can also be set up to of settling geo-political scores by presents a unique challenge. Also, to cybersecurity, however, we have deflect attacks and confuse hackers. First-ever MOBI Colloquium on 23rd May, 2019 countries with adversarial intentions. in many systems, operators rarely our work cut out. Keeping these IoT Finally, citizens can be recruited is a collaboration participate, learn and network on Last year, some cities were hacked change the default password, turning solution deployments within layers as cybersecurity partners to report MOBIof the world’s top a variety of topics related to the into by crypto-miners who placed them into ripe targets for hackers. The of tough-to-crack security and using deviant or disruptive activities that automakers, start-ups, tech-giants, world of mobility and blockchain crypto-mining malware into core problem is so bad that this month, a multi-pronged security strategy, they may have encountered. foundations, government, NGOs and technology, and how they intersect systems to hijack the gargantuan the Japanese government asked its are aspects still under discussion. Smart grids and other critical forward-thinking mobility providers with smart city initiatives. The group processing capacities residing in the National Institute of Information A single cyberattack could set a infrastructure should be guarded by that have come together to explore has already organised a number of command and control center at the and Communications Technology smart city back by at least a couple of cybersecurity teams who can also the potential of blockchain in summits and colloquiums in some of heart of smart cities. (NICT) to hack into people’s IoT years, while curtailing its ability to double-up as certification entities making mobility safer, greener, and the leading cities of the world. Notwithstanding the intentions, devices using default passwords and spend money on other aspects such that certify the security aspects. A more affordable. MOBI is looking to Exhibitions India Group has we are clearly witnessing an era password dictionaries. The citizens as infrastructure, environment and national smart city security roadmap build a worldwide network of cities, collaborated with MOBI to of increasing sophistication and whose devices were easily hacked, even citizen welfare. With a sense of should be drawn up with adequate infrastructure providers, consumers organise the first ever MOBI determination in the modus operandi were informed and advised to change monetary comfort taken away, cities emphasis on awareness, deployment and producers of mobility services Colloquium in India during adopted by hackers. Hackers are their passwords. become vulnerable to urban decay as of solutions and real-time threat to enable seamless adoption of the 5th Smart Cities India 2019 now more patient and wait for Once a smart city becomes lack of fund infusion could impair assessment and analysis. India also blockchain technology. expo/Transport India 2019 expo. months, or even years, to strike after operational, it carries rivers of improvements in and maintenance of needs to invest in skill upgradation MOBI colloquiums and Specialised sessions will be held inserting latent malware. In the information aggregating into data infrastructure. The very foundation to ensure that our skill requirements exhibitions explore the convergence on 23rd May, 2019, from 10:00 – last two years, hackers have started lakes residing within the command of an effort to shape smart cities are met locally when needed. Finally, of AI, IoT, blockchain, mobility and 6:00, on the topics of Future of exchanging data and information on and control facility. This data will into innovation hubs that promote periodic disaster readiness and smart cities to build the minimum Mobility, Blockchain & the Sharing inherent vulnerabilities in the core have all forms of information excellence, investments, technology internal and external security drills viable ecosystem for human mobility Economy, Emerging Applications and peripheral systems of smart city including financial data, data and drive GDP could be rattled if we and audits can be conducted to ensure by fostering creative and professional of Blockchain in Mobility, and projects through the dark web with concerning utilities, healthcare and are not able to defend these cities. stakeholders retain cybersecurity as growth. They provide opportunities Blockchains in Mobility Supply alarming frequency. This data is then other sensitive information, which Security technologies are a priority. Through such measures, for global professionals to Chains & Finance. used by other hackers to build and could cause problems for the citizen if improving by the day. Today, there India can secure its smart cities and weaponise malware and even lend it it ends up in the wrong hands. are a range of options available, from use this model to secure other critical MOBI Colloquium Partners to other hackers. a secure credential management infrastructure. A joint effort and Video surveillance systems and Embracing the Opportunity system to multi-layer data protection. willingness to address the problem street lighting systems are among the Smart city projects in India are A combination of these should be is urgently required. A series of most vulnerable parts of a smart city. chugging along. Many cities are deployed and various layers modified determined steps can go a long way in Across the smart city tech ecosystem, already running smart solutions frequently to ensure the highest securing our collective digital future.
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kash Ganga stands for “Ganges Ariver’s pristine water from the sky”. It’s a name given to the unique, high efficiency and promising water quality-based Atmospheric Water Generator. Akash Ganga is the result of the collective efforts by Mr. Kirit Goyal and the R&D team of Gazelle Mazharul Haque Information Technologies working on Managing Director, Oasis WFS Pvt. Ltd. high quality deliverables. Under R&D, special emphasis has been given on the he word smart is plastic pollution in the country and where they can be connected to an product design as well as the nuanced ambiguously and abusively leading to dangerous consequences on electrical supply with non-refrigerated understanding of challenges faced in used in the making of our environment and health. Thanks fountains finding usage in public different cities suffering from extreme smart cities in India. to a decade-long persistent effort by parks and outdoor areas. The most challenges to access drinking water. However,T to create a smart city we Oasis on the merits of adopting safe, notable improvement in drinking Primarily, the research was conducted need to fulfil the fundamental or hygienic and sustainable drinking water water fountains in recent years has in different locations of Delhi where rudimentary needs of its people. practices, drinking water fountains have been the bottle-filling option due to drinking water supply has been difficult. The leaders in environmentally been widely accepted at airports, metro the proliferation of refillable bottles, The challenges, willingness to pay for responsible practices for more than stations, shopping malls, fitness centres, the ease-of-use of these stations, and Atmospheric Water Generator, and he word smart is The people 100 years, and with an ongoing multiplexes, hospitals, petrol pumps, IT a lesser risk of contamination. At vision to solve the water crisis was ambiguously and abusively In Shakespeare’s Coriolanus one of commitment to green thinking, Oasis campuses, corporate houses, museums, these stations, users can rapidly fill up explored. Large number of citizens in used in the making of the tribunes asks the crowd: ‘What sets out to change the world, one sip places of worship and public parks. their personal bottles, and then the Delhi showed significant interest to smart cities in India. is the city but the people? Citizens at a time. water will automatically shut-off to get rid of challenges faced by them in However,T to create a smart city we are at the heart of a city so citizen Water is technically considered Special features prevent wastage. Bottle fillers can be accessing drinking water, and found it need to fulfil the fundamental or participation becomes an essential a renewable resource; however, the Oasis drinking water fountains are installed as stand-alone stations and as to be a great solution to help the current rudimentary needs of its people. part in shaping the future of the sustainability of this renewable resource vandal-resistant, visually appealing, attachments to existing fountains. and future needs. There are a large 'Quality of Life' is a better city." If citizens are invested into is always debatable. In view of our require minimal maintenance, Today, Oasis drinking water number of factors associated with the expression to communicate the the desired outcome, they are more water intensive lifestyles, it is expected consume less space, and are ideally fountains are meeting the free hygienic Atmospheric Water Generator, which key aspects of making a city and its likely to be happy and smart. that in the future, there will be a severe suited for high traffic areas, as they drinking water provision of Airports can be helpful in multiple issues faced in people happy and productive. The • High levels of freedom. lack of drinking water, the effects of are equipped with heavy-duty parts Authority of India with a presence drinking water access. 'way of life' in Denmark, Sweden, • Feeling in control of their lives, which can be seen today. At present, such as galvanised frames and steel in 30 airports. Besides, some of the The cost of transport for drinking Finland, Sinop -a remote village in wealth and good governance. only 3 per cent of the water on Earth is cabinets, which protect against damage metro rail corporations in the country, water is relatively very high in few Turkey, a town in Spain, Ireland or in • A well-functioning civil society. usable, and may soon become a scarcity and wear & tear. They are extremely educational institutions, shopping malls, zones and also, transporting water Japan - besides Croatia and Slovenia • A sense of feeling related to those due to population growth and rapid environment-friendly, as being made multiplexes, gyms, hospitals, schools, on mountains is one of the most - is the ballpark for what it takes to around is very near the top of the list. urbanisation, which are putting pressure from stainless steel, they never drop petrol pumps and corporate houses have challenging tasks. However, the make a city smarter. The people ought and atmosphere in the urban important to the community, and then • Togetherness and trust among on the resource. Hence, replenishment, out of the recycling chain and can adopted sustainable practices and are Atmospheric Water Generator is a to be happier, innovative, content design that empowers the people create the environment that resonates locals. purification and accessibility of water be reclaimed without waste. Besides, playing their part in the Swachh Bharat solution to having to spend zero cost and highly productive with a realistic with the right mix of stimulants, through activity and culture. • Easy to traverse on foot, by would soon become an impending the fountains use thermoelectric Mission by installing Oasis drinking in transportation and also obtaining world perspective. Upping the opportunities, experiences, habits, bicycle, roller skates, stand up challenge for countries if technologies cooling (TEC), a green alternative to water fountains. high quality of water at any location. quality of life at home, in our work vocation and more to make the Beauty of 'The Clusters' paddle board or boat. that facilitate an optimum utilisation of hydrofluorocarbon (HFC) refrigerant. Atmospheric is a new solution to solving place, and of our cities, is the crux people and city smart. A ‘cluster’ is a unique model for • Enjoy everyday city life. water are not adopted. The fountain has a flexible one-piece About Oasis drinking water challenges, which is rather than just addressing the issues economic development because it is Safety, security and hygiene The drinking water fountain antimicrobial water-saver bubbler, While Oasis WFS has been serving free from variables involved in earlier singularly, for example, building a few The environment determines your based on geographic concentrations are of paramount importance is one of the many creations of which allows to save water. The customers for over 100 years in 108 technologies such as distance, quality, coin-operated toilets, creating some success, smartness and happiness of interconnected institutions, in building mutual trust while mankind; however, the concept is programmable shut-off feature allows countries, its Indian subsidiary Oasis storage etc. The atmospheric water Wi-Fi spots, or a couple of swanky Every environment is optimised for businesses, government agencies, creating a smart city -which boils still relatively new to India. A decade controlled usage with each activation, WFS Pvt Ltd. has been serving the generators are only dependent on bus stops, and calling it ‘smart cities. something. For example, some are universities, etc. in a specific field. down to Quality of Life. ago, Oasis brought a revolution in while the unique design eliminates customers in India for over 10 years humidity level of an area and electric There is no point in using optimised for learning, while others Good examples are Northern • Art plays an important role the country when it introduced this splashing and standing water to reduce and across 20 States and 40 cities. It supply. The one more interesting feature technology and its elaborate jargon emphasise upon connection and California's wine clusters, Italy's in telling the city’s story. Life simple technology and subsequently water wastage by 50 per cent. The has a wide service network spanning about atmospheric water generator to talk about making smart cities. growth. The power of changing the fashion clusters, Silicon Valley, should be approached as a educated users on its advantages over fountain also saves energy and costs, as the length and breadth of the country, is also that it can use solar energy to Safety, education, healthcare and environment, and the way we think, in Bangalore's IT and BIOTECH to work of art, where details are conventional water coolers. These the mechanical activation–hydration from Srinagar to Kochi and from produce water from atmosphere. connectivity are factors of high order to steer ourselves towards better mention a few. Harvard's Michael continually refined in the unique fountains not only make assured during power outages and the Rajkot to Guwahati. Oasis products The scope of Atmospheric Water importance. Let us go straight to habits and a more fulfilling lifestyle is Porter argues that an intense pursuit of perfection. And 'art' drinking water accessible to the able- self-draining design does not require are compliant with international Generator is relatively high in the cities, what it takes to bring about a quality the best way. Stanford professor BJ Fogg concentration of people working in does play a role in enhancing the bodied, wheelchair bound and children additional plumbing in the wall. certifications such as NFS, ADA, with rapid urbanisation looking for of life amongst the people to make is fond of saying that there’s only one and talking about the same industry, quality of Life of people across alike, but also reduce the indiscriminate Water chilling is another feature UL, Water Quality Association, and alternative solutions as well as the zones a city smart. It is a way of life, an way to radically change your behaviour, provides companies with better demography, psychograph and use of single use plastic cups for that makes Oasis drinking water Griha, thus proving their versatility with inaccessibility of water such as inherent culture almost ingrained as and that is to change your environment. access to employees, suppliers and socio-cultural sectors. drinking water, which is adding to fountains attractive to users. Chilling and acceptance across all markets and deserts, mountains, locations with high a mindset. This involves an ambience Hence, analyse the lifestyles, what is specialised information. the already impending problem of is typically available for indoor units conditions around the globe. humidity etc.
22 | 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo www.exhibitionsindia.com www.exhibitionsindia.com 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo | 23 DAILY NEWS 2019 Exhibitions India Group Exhibitions India Group DAILY NEWS 2019 Caring for the ‘Environment’ Nexibium: Offering Digital Transformation The article has been contributed by Manvel Alur, CEO & Founder, Environmental Synergies in Development (ENSYDE) nvironmental Synergies in tonnes of e-waste from the non-bulk we have already implemented four cutting-edge knowledge and Development (ENSYDE) is sector to ensure responsible recycling. programmes, thereby reducing 40 innovation into water projects. an NGO working towards Visit www.be-responsible.in for tonnes of carbon. ENSYDE works providing programmatic more information. The programme with individuals and travelling Esolutions for the environment, is currently run in 30 wards in communities, to sensitise them on particularly energy, water and Bangalore, impacting over 6 Lakh this impact, the implications of these waste. Our key areas are energy, citizens through print, online, radio impacts, and their responsibility water, waste and overarching all of and social media. Our Prescription for towards reducing these impacts. this is behavioural change through Change initiative addresses over 15 experiential learning. apartments and a few pharmacies for the pilot-for-scale. The waste collected would be repurposed, recycled and disposed in an environmentally- Experiential Environmental friendly manner. We propose to scale Education: We work with schools this post the pilot. (government and private) as well as corporate entities to sensitise these communities on how they can solve many environmental Water: ENSYDE has developed issues through simple interventions a programme to Create Water- within their homes, schools, Waste: We are working on 2 positive & Self-reliant Communities, facilities and communities. We programmes - e-waste management which is currently being piloted work with students from grades and expired/unused medication in a 2,500-household community. 5-10 to stimulate their minds to management. These segments Community participation in various environmental issues. Focus echnologies such as a wide array of cutting-edge video • Enables unlimited combinations the security breach. of waste generated in homes is water management is a critical areas are energy, water and waste. Internet of Things (IoT), intelligence capabilities through a of analytics detection rules to be The video clip enables immediate currently being disposed along with way forward. Together with our ENSYDE’s modules of Sensitisation Artificial Intelligence (AI), single, easy-to-use platform that can be applied to each camera. verification and supports the the municipal waste, resulting in Energy: The focus of our initiative partner organisations, ENSYDE to Action aim to sensitise the machine learning etc. are integrated with your new or existing • Offers innovative ’Rule Test’ for response and action requirements extensive environmental damage. is on creating committed and will look into the complex water working community and increase drasticallyT changing the way companies surveillance systems. This platform validation of detection accuracy of the security operations center Under the bE-Responsible e-Waste informed citizens through offsets issues plaguing the urban water their engagement on environmental design, manufacture and distribute offers highly accurate and real time during installation phase. and law enforcement agencies. The initiative, in the last three years, we to reduce their carbon contribution supply of Bangalore city and provide issues covering energy, water and their products. These rapid changes, security event detections so that you • Features an ‘Event Dispatcher’ alarm can also be directed to a have collected and processed over 35 resulting from travel. Under this integrated solutions by incorporating waste on a day-to-day basis. sometimes known as Industry 4.0, are do not have to rely on the alertness or tool to enable notification of third party monitoring center for causing massive disruption. Therefore, discipline of your system’s operator. In real time events via a range of response and action. businesses around the world are addition, it has an impressive business communication applications transforming their supply chain to gain intelligence capability to understand (email, SMS, MMS etc.) Key Features TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited – An Indian MNC competitive advantage. movement of people and vehicles in • The solution is built on its For example, manufacturing your infrastructure. With our solution, Remote Surveillance for Smart Cities patented software architecture and company in 2004. Over the last efficiency, equipment failure prediction, you can also search a large store of We offer “innoVi” - a video analytics advance deep learning algorithms decade, the company has grown asset tracking, infrastructure videos in a matter of a few seconds. Software as a Service (SaaS) solution that offer real time event detection globally and has cemented its name management, etc. are now being done The solution offers capability to specify by AgentVi that delivers accurate, with ultra-high accuracy. as the only logistics company from digitally. Manufacturers are automating search parameters and filter down the automatic, real-time detections of • Unlike traditional technologies India to expand its service offering their procurement process based on desired results in seconds. security breaches at remote sites such as motion and infrared to all major developed and emerging their inventory status that relies on with immediate video verification. It sensors, innoVi carries out markets around the world. sensor data. This and so much more Highlights enables more sites to be monitored at detection with low false alarm Growing primarily through is now possible because not only is the • Transforms video surveillance an increased level of security, without rate even in the most challenging acquisitions, TVS Supply Chain technology far advanced, these digital system from a passive tool to a requiring an increase in the number weather and lighting conditions. Solutions has made significant transformation solutions are easy and proactive detection system. of security staff. innoVi ‘Remote • innoVi is out-of-the-box and investments in countries such as UK, affordable to deploy. • Detects a wide range of events Guarding’ automatically detects very easy to setup, which is USA, Germany, Spain, Singapore, At Nexibium, we offer digital relating to people, vehicles and security breaches such as perimeter very convenient for multiple Australia and other territories. transformation and video analytics static objects. intrusion and unauthorised access geographical sites with hundreds R.Shankar By acquiring niche capabilities solutions. It helps companies • Analyses video from multiple to facilities, and generates alarms in of cameras. CEO - India, TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited in supply chain and establishing harness the power of IoT to deliver sources in parallel, and allows real time, enabling rapid responses • Its patented architecture allows a domestic presence in these of over 18,500, clocked an annual significantly year-on-year, TVS transformative outcomes and tangible complex detection scenarios, as the incident unfolds. The alarm is central management of analytics VS Supply Chain Solutions markets, the company has been able revenue of $1 billion in FY2018. It SCS customer portfolio boasts of business value. Nexibium is a global linking detection rules from directed to a security operations center, across all deployments and is Limited (TVS SCS), is a to deliver value to its customers has a global presence with offices some of the biggest names in sectors digital transformation consulting firm different cameras. accompanied by a video clip showing highly scalable, supporting an leading Indian multi-national in every country of its presence, across 19 countries, viz., India such as auto, utilities, engineering, that serves private, public and social unlimited number of cameras. Tcompany providing integrated through continuous innovation, (headquarters); USA and Mexico in FMCG, technology and defence. business sectors. It helps the clients • innoVi supports any fixed IP/ logistics and supply chain services differentiation and quality of service. North America; UK, Spain, Germany, Through all this, the company has to achieve their business objectives analog camera by connecting with across the world. This has enabled TVS SCS to Italy, France in Europe; Singapore, strengthened its Indian roots by by leveraging what the latest IoT innoVi Edge, a compact appliance TVS Supply Chain Solutions is become a partner to our customers’ Japan, Korea, China & Hong Kong, means of cross-deploying global technology has to offer. – powered by Intel – with pre- part of the prestigious $8.5 billion growth story, and enabled a mid- Taiwan, Vietnam, Indonesia, talent and capabilities, and acting as loaded Agent Vi software, that TVS Group, founded in 1995 as a sized asset light company to compete Thailand and Malaysia in Asia; and a knowledge partner to its customers, Video Analytics connects any ONVIF/RTSP fixed division of TVS & Sons, and went with global players on an equal scale. Australia and New Zealand. who can convert its solution Powered by AgentVi, the industry IP camera from the camera/s’ on to register itself as a separate The company, with an employee base With a global platform scaling capabilities to flawless execution. leader in video analytics, we offer network to innoVi.
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Artificial Intelligence to provide in-advance Dr. L. C. Sharma solutions to ruinous Managing Director, IIRD problems evelopment is a never- needs to be regulated with some plan named Mission RIEV in this ending phenomenon basic yardsticks including, (a) direction, with the basic principle luid Robotics, a start-up with changing aspects Determination of people carrying of demand and supply. People in the F based in Pune, with offices and dimensions, which capacity of any geographical unit for villages are in need of various support in Bangalore and USA, works createsD an environment for holistic living in a balanced eco-system; (b) mechanisms in agriculture, health, with the government and private growth of the citizens as well as Determination of basic yardsticks education, banking, small-scale organizations across India, to help creation of facility infrastructure. on minimum facilities to be created business, etc. The educated youth are better manage their water and The process of urbanisation has mandatorily for people to live in; ready to do anything meaningful, wastewater pipeline infrastructure. started gaining momentum in the (c) Determination of minimum provided they are equipped with The pollution of urban water bodies, country. Small villages are gradually infrastructure development norms for appropriate requisite skills. water loss in distribution and developing into towns, which in turn villages; (d) Identification of low cost, Under Mission RIEV, around 3-10 monsoon flooding are some of the are evolving into cities. While this sustainable technologies to create the people are being identified from problems the company is focused is an inevitable process, a number of civic amenities like road, drainage, each Gram Panchayat and trained on addressing through the use of concerns remain unaddressed. These sewage, sanitation, recreation, etc.; under NSDC Certification for 200 robotics and artificial intelligence. concerns include: (e) Holistic planning for the people hours, especially on making need Cities such as Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, (a) Expansion of a township may be and geography with at least a 20-year assessment of the villagers followed by Nigdi and over a hundred villages in an ongoing process; however, it is projection; (f) Governance structure the service delivery within minimum Maharashtra are already benefiting being done in a haphazard and with enhanced role, increased level cost through a robust IT platform. from this data driven approach. unregulated manner without any of people participation and more This initiative envisages creating In urban India a majority of ideal town planning in most of the accountability. employment opportunities within a pipelines have outlived their design places. These above aspects need policy single pilot State of Himachal Pradesh life, and contribute to significant (b) Wherever town planning is level intervention and can only be to the tune of around 35,000 by the water loss, contamination and taking place, there is a mismatch propagated until seriously taken year end. Once replicated across clogging. The company’s multi- in the activity of the authorities up by the people in governance. country, the concept has potential to robot system has been used to map vis-à-vis that of the infrastructure But certain actions need to be create employment opportunities for and assess the health of old and being developed. The town taken to target multiple aspects like around 10 lakh people. The number of deteriorating water, sewage and clean toilet plays the most use and technologically advanced is a solution for better personal needed. It opens and closes the planning authorities wake up once migration, productivity, employment small-scale units, smaller businesses storm-drain pipeline networks. This important role in your WC that helps people maintain hygiene and cleaning. seat cover with the functioning the situation on the ground is and facilitation support in order and allied services will be instrumental allows Municipal Corporations to bathroom. Intelligent better sanitation at hospitals too. of body sensor and even flushes beyond control. to accelerate the developmental in boosting village economy through rehabilitate critical infrastructure, ToiletA features the next-generation It is designed in a way that ensures Main features: (1) Seat can automatically after use. (c) The townships and cities are getting process. People in the villages the Mission. The people’s struggle will before catastrophic damages. technology cleansing seats that are minimum amount of water loss and be heated and temperature excessive biotic pressure whereas have been struggling to manage be reduced significantly and more The company also has expertise absolutely hygienic, comforting and is guaranteed best for all age groups. is adjustable; (2) Hot water Benefits: (1) Wash with warm the villages are becoming hollow. even smaller regulatory issues in opportunities will arise for them to in providing solutions for the refreshing. It’ll make you wonder Easy to use and keeps hospitals facility and its temperature is water gently and neatly. (2) Great India is a country full of this era of digitisation. It becomes grow and progress. interception and diversion of why you didn’t have it earlier. bacteria free. adjustable;(3) Movable massage- and comfortable for sensitive skin. opportunities because of its more cumbersome when there is This unique concept of collecting untreated wastewater, entering The KLEENMAC Smart moving spraying (back and (3) Less mobility by taking care population, resource base, diversity an absence of educated youth, who the worries of the people and working lakes and rivers, to existing as well Intelligent Toilets and KLEENMAC Innovative feature: KLEENMAC forth); (4)Warm air drying and of themselves without relying on and an administrative environment have been forced to migrate to cities out a solution has started getting as proposed treatment plants. Fluid toilet bidet attachments (electric Smart Intelligent Toilet (MODEL: air temperature adjustment; others. (4) Hygienic wash with that is gradually becoming enabling. due to lack of respectable means of high appreciation in the villages. Robotics has directly contributed or non-electric) is a simple and KEB1019TER & KEB1013TR) can (5) Hidden water tank design pressing one button. (5) Reduces There is, however, a need to facilitate livelihood in villages. Mission RIEV is a ‘Service Mission' to the treatment of over 400MLD inexpensive way to retrofit your wipe out all the existing difficulties (automatic/remote control); (6) chances of disease infection and people to become more productive, So, how can the villages be made that creates sustainable employment (Million Liters a Day) of untreated existing toilet into a hygienic toilet in in using the toilets and should Built-in automatic body sensor. It invading germs during gestation. create further employment vibrant and the centre of rural opportunities with zero seed money, wastewater in the last 2 years, minutes. KLEENMAC has redefined be the first emerging product helps to clean after using the toilet (6) Avoid possibility of bacterial opportunities and more livelihood economy, this is a big question today. with the potential to become a while minimizing risk to life due to hygiene with it’s innovative, easy-to- with ‘foot touch technology’. It or whenever a “freshening up” is infection. options. Ideally, development IIRD has initiated a pilot action Renaissance of the 21st Century. manual scavenging.
26 | 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo www.exhibitionsindia.com www.exhibitionsindia.com 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo | 27 DAILY NEWS 2019 Exhibitions India Group Exhibitions India Group DAILY NEWS 2019 Smart Cities Mission Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Objective: Promote cities that • The government is targeting Transformation (AMRUT) provide core infrastructure, a clean comprehensive all-round and sustainable environment and development by integrating a application of smart solutions. number of the sectoral schemes Objective: To provide basic services main rivers with a population above such as the Atal Mission for to urban households in cities, with a 75,000 and less than 1 lakh. Scope: Rejuvenation and Urban focus on areas such as water supply; (v) 10 cities from hill states, islands and • The Mission will cover 100 cities Transformation (AMRUT); sewerage facilities and septage tourist destinations, with not more between FY2015-16 to FY2019- Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM); management; storm water drains than one from each State. 20. The strategy entails city-wide ; Housing for All Digital India; to reduce flooding; pedestrian, The ULB, under the guidance of application of at least one ‘smart Skill India; National Heritage City non-motorised and public transport the Municipal Commissioner, will be solution’ by developing areas Development and Augmentation facilities and parking spaces; and, responsible for the implementation in a step-by-step process that Yojana (HRIDAY); and other enhancing amenity value of cities for the mission at the city level. would involve either of the three programmes connected to social by creating and upgrading green area-based development models infrastructure such as health, spaces, parks and recreation centers, Status: So far 482 cities have been - retrofitting, redevelopment and education and culture. especially for children. selected. A total of 61 cities have greenfield. been shortlisted in Uttar Pradesh • The core infrastructure elements Status: Scope: Develop 500 cities and followed by West Bengal (60), identified include: • A total of 5,151 projects costing towns with a population of in Maharashtra (44), Madhya Pradesh - Adequate water supply $29.5 billion crore sanctioned. excess of 100,000. Total outlay (34), and Andhra Pradesh & Tamil through Municipal Bonds annual budgetary allocation. - Assured electricity supply There was a surge in activity of the programme is $7.1 billion Nadu tied at 5th position with 33. during 2018 for upgrading urban (iv) MoUD funds for A&OE - 2% - Sanitation, including solid waste during FY 2018-19, with over from FY2015-16 to FY2019-20. The • As on 31st December, 2018, 4,097 infrastructure. of the annual budgetary allocation. management 2,300 projects worth around $13.1 category of cities that will be covered projects awarded. • So far, the ministry has approved - Efficient urban mobility and public billion tendered. • Technology-led initiatives such with respect to implementation in the AMRUT are: • Only 1,099 projects (20%) were Fund Allocation/Utilisation: all SAAPs for all States/UTs for the transport • Selection of ‘Smart Cities’ in each as advanced communications of projects pertaining to smart (i) All cities/towns with a population completed, utilising barely $18.4 • The total outlay for AMRUT is $7.1 entire mission period. - Affordable housing, especially for round: systems, intelligent transit solutions, smart roads, smart water, of over 1 lakh with notified million (3%) of funds. billion from FY2015-16 to FY2019-20. • Under the approved SAAPs, $5.5 the poor • Presently, five cities namely management systems, smart solar rooftops, and vibrant public municipalities, including • Tamil Nadu tops the list by • The Mission funds will consist of billion is allocated for water supply - Robust IT connectivity and Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, meters, GIS/GPRS for solid waste spaces. cantonment boards. completing 378 projects. West Bengal four parts:- projects, $4.6 billion for sewerage digitisation Gandhinagar, Mysore and Nagpur management, online billing • Meanwhile, MNRE has been (ii) All capital cities/towns of States/ is No. 2 with 194 projects followed (i) Project fund - 80% of the and septage management projects, - Good governance, especially are being developed as ‘Model systems and mobile-based promoting Waste-to-Energy projects UTs not covered in above. by Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and annual budgetary allocation. $423 million for storm water e-governance and citizen Solar Cities’. complaint redressal systems, are for generation of energy from urban, (iii) All cities/towns classified as Kerala with just a little more than 50 (ii) Incentive for reforms - 10% of drainage, $204 million for non- participation • Also, 13 cities namely Agartala, being implemented across cities. industrial and agricultural waste/ ‘Heritage’ cities by MoUD under the projects. Bihar and Assam have not the annual budgetary allocation. motorised urban transport and - Sustainable environment Coimbatore, Rajkot, Shimla, Smart city projects such as Gujarat residues such as municipal solid HRIDAY Scheme. completed even one project. (iii) State funds for administrative $252 million for parks/green spaces - Safety and security of citizens, Faridabad, Thane, Raipur, International Finance Tec-City, wastes, vegetable and other market (iv) 13 cities/towns on the stem of the • More than $38 million raised & office expenses (A&OE) - 8% of the in 500 cities. particularly women, children and the Shirdi, Leh, Aizawl, Puducherry, Naya Raipur and Lavasa serve as wastes, slaughterhouse waste, elderly Vijayawada and Amritsar are being examples for other cities. agricultural residues and industrial - Health and education developed as ‘Pilot Solar Cities’. • Significant progress has been made wastes and effluents.
Selection of ‘Smart Cities’ in each round: Significant progress of projects pertaining to smart solutions National Mission on Electric Mobility Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Total Smart Command & Control Centres Smart Solar Objective: The mission was unveiled Number of selected cities 20 40 30 10 100 Tendered - 18 cities Tendered - 11 cities in 2013 to promote electric mobility Work started – 33 cities Work started – 38 cities in the country. Subsequently, the Period of selection January 2016 May to Sep. 2016 June 2017 January 2018 Work completed – 13 cities Work completed – 13 cities Department of Heavy Industries Total number of projects 829 1,959 1,891 472 5,151 Smart Water Public-Private Partnership introduced the Faster Adoption and (Source: Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs) Tendered - 27 cities Tendered - 39 cities Manufacturing of Hybrid & Electric Fund Allocation: Round-wise investment in projects: Work started – 44 cities Work started – 38 cities Vehicles in India (FAME-India) Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Total Work completed – 20 cities Work completed – 21 cities scheme in 2015. The scheme, which Number of selected cities 20 40 30 10 100 Smart Road Vibrant Public Places was initially up to 31st April, 2017, Tendered - 39 cities Tendered - 22 cities was extended to 31st March, 2019, Total number of projects 829 1,959 1,891 472 5,151 Work started – 50 cities Work started – 37 cities or till the notification of FAME-II, Investment (approx.) $6.9 billion $12 billion $8.3 billion $2.3 billion $29.5 billion Work completed – 20 cities Work completed – 18 cities whichever is earlier. Average SCP size (approx.) $346 million $301 million $275 million $228 million $295 million (Source: Ministry of Housing & Urban Affairs) The draft scheme for Phase-II proposes to give an impetus to electric A total of $29.5 billion has been released as funding over five years. vehicles in public transport and Source Percentage Amount in USD (approx.) encourage greater adoption of EVs. market development and its government has given financial electric buses were added to the Centre + State Government 45% $13.3 billion It envisages a holistic growth of the manufacturing eco-system. support to about 2,61,507 electric/ scheme as part of modernising EV industry, including providing for hybrid vehicles. 119 models of the public transport system. DHI Convergence with other Central/State charging infrastructure, research & Status: vehicles of 27 OEMs got registered has so far sanctioned 455 electric Government projects/schemes 21% $6.2 billion development of EV technologies, and • The purchaser of electric/hybrid under the scheme for availing buses for 9 cities. The scheme got Public-Private Partnership 21% $6.2 billion push towards greater indigenisation. vehicles is given an upfront demand incentive. interest from 44 cities seeking Debt/Loans 5% $1.4 billion reduction in purchase price by • Several segments have been 3144 e-buses. City funds 1% $295 million Scope: A cumulative fuel saving of the dealer at the time of purchase. added to the scheme to allow • An FDI of 100 per cent through 9,500 million litres by extending Since inception of the scheme more people to take advantage of the automatic route is permitted Municipal bonds/Similar instruments/Others 7% $2.06 billion support to hybrid/electric vehicles and till 6th December, 2018, the the same. In October 2017, fully in the automobile sector to invest Total 100% $29.5 billion
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in the manufacturing of E-buses. Other Schemes of the electric mobility plan. National Capital Region • During FY2017-18, DHI approved National Energy Storage Mission Transport Corporation Ltd. pilot projects on charging In February 2018, an expert Urban Transport • The NCRTC is mandated to infrastructure and project of committee, constituted by the • The Urban Transport wing of the implement the Regional Rapid technological development worth Ministry of New & Renewable Ministry of Urban Development Transport System (RRTS) project Rs. 17.5 crore. Some of the projects Energy, proposed a draft National is the nodal division for co- in the National Capital Region approved are for 200 (150-AC Energy Storage Mission (NESM) ordination, appraisal and approval (NCR), including its design, and 50-DC) charging stations at for India. The mission focuses of urban transport matters, construction, operation & Delhi, Jaipur and Chandigarh; on demand creation, indigenous including metro rail projects at the maintenance. The project covers 75-AC smart chargers in NCR; manufacturing, innovation and central level. All the interventions the States of Delhi, Haryana, 60-DC charging infrastructure; necessary policy support for in the urban transport by the Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh. a pilot project for 5 electric buses proliferation of energy storage ministry, such as Bus Rapid • The RRTS network will offer world at IGI airport; and design & in the country. Subsequently, the Transit System (BRTS), urban class commuter transit services development of AC-DC combined NITI Aayog and Rocky Mountain transit infrastructure, financing in the region with high speed public charging stations. Institute jointly prepared a report, of metro rail projects, etc., are (160 km) and high frequency which proposed a three-stage carried out by the division. (5 to 10 mins) operations. The Fund Allocation/Utilisation: solution approach i.e. creating • It also deals in proposals that project ensures quality last • Total outlay for Phase-I has been an environment for battery encourage innovative financing mile connectivity through enhanced from $113.8 million to manufacturing growth; scaling mechanisms in transport sector; seamless integration with the $128 million. supply chain strategies; and scaling capacity building at institutional Indian Railways, Inter-State Bus • In the FY 2018-19, $37.2 million, of battery cell manufacturing. and individual levels under Terminals (ISBTs), airports and taking the total allocation from The key areas for energy storage Sustainable Urban Transport the Delhi Metro. FY 2015-16 to $92.1 million in FY application, as identified, include: Project (SUTP); financing of • The corridors being developed 2018-19. (i) Integrating renewable energy with various traffic/transportation under RRTS Phase 1 are: • As of August 24, 2018, around distribution and transmission grids; studies and surveys under the (i) Delhi - Meerut Corridor $37.7 million worth of incentives (ii) Setting rural micro grids with Scheme for Urban Transport (ii) Delhi - Panipat Corridor were given out and a total of diversified loads or stand-alone Planning to encourage cities to (iii) Delhi - Alwar Corridor 226,557 vehicles benefited from systems; and better plan and manage their the scheme. (iii) Developing storage component urban transport systems; etc. Housing for All - Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana
Objective: To be implemented from sector scheme; other three 2015-2022 for rehabilitation of components are through centrally lower income and middle income sponsored scheme. groups (LIG/MIG) through urban • Housing & Urban Development local bodies (ULBs) and other Corporation and National Housing implementing agencies in States/UTs. Bank have been identified as Central Nodal Agencies. Scope: 10 million houses by 2022. The schemes under which the Status: programme is being implemented are: • Till November 2018, 6.3 million (i) Credit-linked Subsidy Scheme houses had been sanctioned; 1.2 (CLSS) for EWS/LIG/MIG seeking million houses completed; 2.3 housing loans. million units are under construction. (ii) Rehabilitation of slum dwellers • Top three States are Madhya Pradesh, with participation of private Tamil Nadu & Maharashtra. developers using land as a resource. • A total of 7,474 projects comprising Fund allocation/utilisation: approx. $62.85 million to up to (iii) Subsidy for beneficiary-led 102 In-situ Slum Redevelopment, • Govt. will require $21.35 billion 20,000 beneficiaries under CLSS. individual house construction. 1,038 Affordable Housing in through 2022, at an average $2,135 The company had approved home (iv) Affordable housing in partnership Partnership, and 6,151 Beneficiary- per house. loans of up to $385 million under with public and private sectors. led Construction have been • Interim Budget for FY 2019-20 the scheme till November 2018. (v) A Technology Sub-Mission has accepted for central assistance of was $3.6 billion • During the FY 2017-18, a total been set up to facilitate adoption $821 million for the construction • Budget in FY 2018-19 was $3.7 subsidy of $240 million was of modern, innovative and green of 3.7 million houses. billion released to the Central Nodal technologies and building material • As on 31st March, 2019, • Amount sanctioned till date is Agencies under CLSS. A subsidy for quality construction of houses. Memorandum of Association was $33.14 billion from centre, States of $207 million was released to Till date 16 new technologies have signed with 35 States/UTs, State & ULBs and $31.86 billion from 72,263 beneficiaries under EWS/ been earmarked to be adopted under level nodal agencies were set up private sources. LIG, and $33 million to 11,071 the programme. and State level Sanctioning-cum- • Amount released from the central beneficiaries under MIG. Monitoring Committees formed. govt. is $5.7 billion, and $10 billion • A central share of $1.87 billion • While the CLSS component is A total of 4,333 cities were selected, has come from private funds. was released as central assistance being implemented as a central including 472 class I cities. • IIFL Home Finance will disburse for the other schemes.
30 | 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo www.exhibitionsindia.com DAILY NEWS 2019 Exhibitions India Group Swachh Bharat Mission Objective: Promote cities that - Health and education provide core infrastructure, a clean • The government is targeting and sustainable environment and comprehensive all-round application of smart solutions. development by integrating a number of the sectoral schemes Scope: such as the Atal Mission for • The Mission will cover 100 cities Rejuvenation and Urban between FY2015-16 to FY2019- Transformation (AMRUT); 20. The strategy entails city-wide Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM); application of at least one ‘smart ; Housing for All Digital India; solution’ by developing areas Skill India; National Heritage City in a step-by-step process that Development and Augmentation would involve either of the three Yojana (HRIDAY); and other area-based development models programmes connected to social - retrofitting, redevelopment and infrastructure such as health, greenfield. education and culture. • The core infrastructure elements identified include: Status: - Adequate water supply • A total of 5,151 projects costing - Assured electricity supply $29.5 billion crore sanctioned. - Sanitation, including solid waste There was a surge in activity Vijayawada and Amritsar are being • Significant progress has been made management during FY 2018-19, with over developed as ‘Pilot Solar Cities’. with respect to implementation - Efficient urban mobility and public 2,300 projects worth around $13.1 • Technology-led initiatives such of projects pertaining to smart transport billion tendered. as advanced communications solutions, smart roads, smart water, - Affordable housing, especially for • Selection of ‘Smart Cities’ in each systems, intelligent transit solar rooftops, and vibrant public the poor round: management systems, smart spaces. - Robust IT connectivity and • Presently, five cities namely meters, GIS/GPRS for solid waste • Meanwhile, MNRE has been digitisation Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, management, online billing promoting Waste-to-Energy projects - Good governance, especially Gandhinagar, Mysore and Nagpur systems and mobile-based for generation of energy from urban, e-governance and citizen are being developed as ‘Model complaint redressal systems, are industrial and agricultural waste/ participation Solar Cities’. being implemented across cities. residues such as municipal solid - Sustainable environment • Also, 13 cities namely Agartala, Smart city projects such as Gujarat wastes, vegetable and other market - Safety and security of citizens, Coimbatore, Rajkot, Shimla, International Finance Tec-City, wastes, slaughterhouse waste, particularly women, children and the Faridabad, Thane, Raipur, Naya Raipur and Lavasa serve as agricultural residues and industrial elderly Shirdi, Leh, Aizawl, Puducherry, examples for other cities. wastes and effluents. National Solar Mission Objective: FY 2017-18, 50 MW of canal-top Originally, the government set a solar and 50 MW of canal-bank target of 20 GW solar capacity to be SPV projects were allocated. Of achieved by 2022. This target was this, 18 MW of canal-top and 31 subsequently revised to 100 GW. MW of canal-bank projects were commissioned. Scope: This includes ground-mounted (60 Fund allocation/utilisation: GW) and rooftop solar (40 GW) • Interim Budget for FY 2019-20 projects. (incl. on-gird & off-grid) – $42.7 million. Status: • Budget in FY 2018-19 – $42.4 • India is currently No. 5 in global million. standings for solar installations. • An expenditure of $60 million was • As on 31st March, 2019, cumulative incurred on renewable energy up to installations of ground-mounted February 2019, which is 81.8% of the solar stood at 26,984 MW, while total budgetary allocation for MNRE. that of rooftop solar was 1,796 MW. • Govt. has approved a central • Top 3 States (ground-mounted • Approx. 13.6 GW capacity is under 16.72 lakh home lights, 6.40 lakh finance support of $1.68 billion solar) are Karnataka (5,936 implementation while 22.8 GW has street lights and 1.96 lakh solar to be spent over four years to set MW), Telangana (3,519 MW) & been tendered. pumps installed in the country. up grid-connected rooftop solar Rajasthan (3,072 MW). • Decentralised solar applications • Off-grid SPV capacity stood at projects under Phase-II of the • Top 3 States (rooftop solar) are being promoted as part of approx. 916 MW. scheme. Of this, $94 million is Gujarat (326 MW), Maharashtra programme. As on October 2018, • MNRE is also promoting floating for achieving 4 GW capacity in (186 MW) & Karnataka (159 MW). over 40 lakh lanterns & lamps, solar power projects. By the end of residential sector.
32 | 5th Smart Cities India 2019 Expo www.exhibitionsindia.com DAILY NEWS 2019 Exhibitions India Group Exhibitions India Group DAILY NEWS 2019 Remote Monitoring of Small Water Enterprises DAY 1: 22 May 2019 (Wednesday) The article has been contributed by Ravindra Sewak, Poonam Sewak, Pooja Singh and Arvind Nagwani, Safe Water Network India Room A: Smart Cities skilled technicians who are always Opening Ceremony: 1025-1040 Keynote Address Dr. Rajiv Kumar, Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog, ready and equipped with spare Government of India inventory to fix any problems that may 0950-0955 Assembly of speakers in the Business Lounge (Hall 11) 1040-1055 Inaugural Address: Shri Durga Shanker Mishra, IAS, Secretary, occur in the plants. The stations fund 0955-0958 Arrival of speakers in the Conference Room A (Hall 9) Minister Housing & Urban Affairs Government of India their operations through the revenues generated by the sale of water. 0958-1000 Speakers to be seated on Dias 1055-1058 Release of Knowledge Paper and Industry Paper The remote monitoring system 1000-1005 Introduction & Welcome: 1058-1100 Vote of Thanks and Ribbon Cutting: was designed jointly by Safe Mr. Prem Behl, Chairman, Exhibitions India Group Mr. Prem Behl, Chairman, Exhibitions India Group Water Network and Mark & Space 1005-1015 Address by Industry Partner: 1100-1130 Exhibition Tour Telesystems Pvt. Ltd. RMS is a Mr. Ankur Malhotra, Director, Mazars Advisory LLP multi-functional platform that serves many purposes such as plant 1015-1025 Address by Knowledge Partner: Mr. Elias George, Chairman- automation, RFID-based customer Infrastructure, Government and Healthcare, KPMG authentication, GPRS connectivity, and cloud-based monitoring of plant performance and sales. The system Room A: Smart Cities 1545-1715 monitors and relays the consumer 1130-1300 Disruptive technologies for smart cities ndia is a large country that is the establishment of small water and urban sectors of the country. usage data in real-time and triggers Plenary Session: Developing smart cities for our citizens Moderator: TBD houses a seventh of the world’s enterprises (SWEs). These SWEs are All stations are integrated with alerts and reports at regular Moderator: Mr. Sameer Jain, Partner & Lead – Urban Transformation, KPMG Speakers: population. However, nearly 600 technology savvy safe water solutions, remote monitoring systems (RMS), intervals. Other features of RMS Chair: Shri Naresh Kumar, IAS, Chairman, New Delhi Municipal Corporation, India • Mr. Rajesh Devnani, Vice President, Hitachi Consulting Imillion of the country’s population which serve the drinking water which enable remote monitoring of include wireless data transmission • Mr. Prayukth KV, Head of IoT Marketing, Subex, India suffers from severe water stress. needs in quality-affected and water- plants’ performance. These systems using GSM networks, real-time Industry Presentation: Mr. Deepak NG, Director BT Innovative Business & Global • Mr. Dhananjay Sharma, Chief Operating Officer, SenRa, India Up to 70 per cent of the country’s deprived habitations. are equipped with sensors and use shutdown and alarm systems to Affairs, Dassault Systemes, India • Mr. Murali Thandavamurthy, Director, Semtech, India water is contaminated and India Safe water enterprises are cloud-based technology, which allows trigger preventive maintenance Speakers: • Mr. Vinay Thapliyal, MCU Marketing Manager –India, STMicroelectronics Pvt Ltd., India ranks 120th among 122 countries decentralised and low-cost kiosks data visibility to service technicians requests, and report other deviations • Shri Anjum Parwez, IAS, Secretary to Government (Municipalities & UDA), Urban • Mr. Dharmendra Tomar, Associate Director, Tata Communications , India in the water quality index. Water that provide safe drinking water in stationed remotely. The system can from the preset norms. Development Department, Government of Karnataka, India • Mr. Abdulrehman Ubare, Founder and CEO, Intelsphere FZE, Dubai • Mr. Rajendra Chaudhari, Director (Commercial), NBCC, India contamination is not limited to underprivileged communities. They also tracks the solids dissolved in An uninterrupted supply of safe Room B: Solar surface water sources, but also are smart solutions, which, effectively, treated water along with UV and drinking water is necessary to ensure • Mr. Rajeev Talwar, CEO, DLF Ltd., India • Dr. Renu Khosla, Director, Centre for Urban and Regional Excellence, India pervades the groundwater, with use technology to purify and dispense chlorine levels. the smooth functioning of a small 1130-1300 • Mr. Kyong-Yul-Lee, Secretary General, World Smart Sustainable Cities Organization the most perilous groundwater clean drinking water to these The treatment systems of the water enterprise. A break in the (WeGO) CEO Speaks: Solar energy for a sustainable future contaminants being fluoride and communities. The SWEs contribute plants are built with reverse osmosis water supply or a prolonged service • Mr. Jayant Kohale, Business Head – RPG Smart Infra, KEC International Limited, India Chair: Shri Pranav Mehta, Chairman, National Solar Energy Federation of India, India arsenic. The Ministry of Drinking directly towards the United Nations’ water treatment technology, which downtime can affect the entire • Mr. Amjad Sayyed, Sr. Vice President, Schindler India Water and Sanitation (MoDWS) Sustainable Development Goals purifies groundwater impurities ecosystem, which thrives on the Keynote and Industry Partner Address: Shri Deepak Gupta, Director General, took cognizance of this issue and (SDGs) such as Goal 6.1: Universal such as fluoride, nitrates and salinity. SWE. However, in remote locations, National Solar Energy Federation of India, India 1300-1400 Networking lunch break launched a sub-programme called access to safe water; Goal 5: Promoting The treatment system has a six-stage quick and reliable service delivery is Speakers: the National Water Quality Sub- gender equality through women’s purification process comprising a a constant challenge. In addition, an 1400-1530 • Mr. Ravi Khanna, CEO, Aditya Birla Solar, India Mission (NWQSM) in February empowerment; Goal 8: Decent work sand filter, carbon filter, micron filter, incorrect diagnosis of the pertinent Digitally integrated smart cities • Mr. Anil Jain, CEO, Refex Energy, India 2017 under the flagship National and economic growth and Goal 1: reverse osmosis (RO) membranes, problems can lead to the wastage of Moderator: Ms. Neetika Chhabra, Associate Director, KPMG • Mr. Anil Gupta, Managing Director, Okaya Power Pvt.Ltd., India Rural Drinking Water Programme Poverty reduction through a reduction ultra violet (UV) rays and residual precious resources. The IoT-based • Mr. Sujoy Ghosh, Managing Director, First Solar, India (NRDWP). This sub-programme in disease burden. chlorination. The systems produce telemetry solution through the Keynote Address: Mr. M.S.Rao, IAS, President & CEO, National e-Governance • Mr. A.K. Jain, Managing Director, Rajasthan Electronics & Instruments Limited, India Division (NeGD), Government of India addresses the critical need to provide Safe Water Network India (SWNI), quality drinking water in compliance Remote Monitoring System addresses • Dr. Praveen Saxena, CEO, Green Jobs Skill Council, India clean drinking water in nearly a pioneer in establishing safe water with national drinking water these challenges to a great extent. The Industry Presentation: Mr. Anil Tak, Head Digital Business, Schindler, India • Mr. Rahul Gupta, Founder and Director, Rays Power Expert Pvt. Ltd., India • Mr. Sunil Rathi, Director – Sales & Marketing, Waree, India 28,000 habitations contaminated enterprises in India, has implemented standards. Consumers are provided salient features of RMS reduce the Speakers: • Mr. Sunil Badesra, Business Leader (India), Sun Grow, India with arsenic and fluoride. more than 280 iJal Stations all over with pre-paid Radio Frequency occurrences of system failures and • Mr. Gaurav Agarwal, Managing Director, Symantec, India & SAARC The urgency to address the current the country. An iJal station is an Identification (RFID) smart cards that help optimise plant performance. • Mr. Govind Singh Chauhan, Executive Director (Business Development), ABM water crisis requires several interim, entrepreneur or community-owned can be swiped to dispense 20 liters of They increase transparency and save Knowledgeware, India 1300-1400 Networking lunch break but effective alternatives, besides and locally-operated water purification treated water through a Water ATM costs by minimising the technical • Mr. Dasari Ramakrishna, Managing Director, Efftronics, India 1400-1530 mainstream piped water supply. One plant that provides clean drinking installed at each Safe Water Station. field staff. The IoT-based RMS has • Mr. Gowtham Kumar Sampath, Head – ICT Research, Infoholic Research, India Accelerating renewable energy in India by creating more bankable projects of the widely recognised solutions water to communities in both rural The iJal stations are serviced by proved to be a game changer in SWS. • Mr. Ashdhir Kinra, CEO, Cohesive Technologies, India • Dr. Harsha Thennarasu, CISO, HKIT, India Chair: Shri K.S. Popli, Former CMD, IREDA, India • Mr. Vasudevan Venkatakrishnan, Business Development Director APAC, Ruckus Networks at CommScope Keynote Address: Mr. J.N. Swain, IAS, Managing Director, SECI, India Speakers: Release of Research Paper by Infoholic Research • Dr. P.C. Maithani, Adviser, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE), India • Mr. Ashok Aneja, Director, Dr. Gopal Energy Foundation, India 1530-1545 Networking tea break • Mr. Amit Jain, Senior Energy Specialist, World Bank Group, India • Mr. Neeraj Menon, Partner, Trilegal, India • Mr. Raj Singh Niranjan, Managing Partner, Trans India Law Associates & Legal Advisor, International Solar Alliance, India • Mr. Sunay Shah, Director, Navitas Solar, India • Dr. Pawan Singh, MD & CEO, PTC India Financial Services Ltd., India • Mr. Sandeep Upadhyay, MD & CEO, Centrum Infrastructure Advisory Limited, India
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DAY 1: 22 May 2019 (Wednesday) DAY 2: 23 May 2019 (Thursday)
1530-1545 Networking tea break Conference Room D: Water Room A: Smart Cities 1515-1615 Essential aspects of smart cities 1545-1715 1130-1300 1000-1130 Solving grid integration issue to accelerate uptake of solar energy High level panel discussion: Water for a sustainable future Urban planning and architecture for smart cities Moderator: Mr. Ashish Sachdeva, Founder, Green Dream Foundation, India Chair: Mr. Pankaj Batra, Former Member, Central Electricity Authority, India Moderator: Mr. Puneet Srivastava, Sr. Advisor, Water and Sanitation, India Moderator: Mr. Ashish Sachdeva, Founder, Green Dream Foundation, India Chair and Keynote Speaker: Mr. Nilachal Mishra, Partner, KPMG Speakers: Speakers: Chair: Dr. PSN Rao, Director, School of Planning and Architecture, India Speakers: • Dr. Vanita Ahuja, Director, National Institute of Design Kurukshetra, India • Mr. Rajesh Kumar, Senior Deputy General Manager, Power Grid Corporation of India • Mr. Santosh Kumar Dwivedi, Operations Head – Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene, Industry Address: Mr. K Suresh, Business Development Director – Towers and Ltd., India HCL Foundation, India Telecom, Ramboll • Mr. Xabier Arruza, Manager, Bilbao Urban, Spain • Mr. A.K. Naik, AGM (Power Systems), SECI, India • Mr. Abilash Haridass, Co Founder, WEGoT Utility Solutions Pvt. Ltd., India • Mr. Aman Chawla, Founder, Aatapaha, India • Mr. Abhishek Ranjan, AVP and Head Renewable, BSES Rajdhani Power Limited, • Mr. Avinash Kumar, Director-Programs and Policy, WaterAid, India Speakers: • Ms. Mitu Mathur, Director, Gian P. Mathur & Associates Pvt. Ltd., India India • Mr. Shalabh Kumar, Member-Water Supply, Delhi Jal Board, India • Mr. Anil Kumar Bansal, IPE Global Ltd., India • Mr. Satish Kamat, President, Sricity, India • Swamini Aditaynanda Saraswati, Ganga Action Parivaar, India • Mr. Amit Khanna, Founder and Design Principal, AKDA, India • Dr. Binti Singh, Associate Editor, Oxford Urbanists, India • Mr. N.Srinivas, Chief Engineer/G.M (TECHNICAL),KUIDFC, India • Mr. Mani M Mani, Founder and Chief Creative officer, RD&M Architects, India • Dr. Regiane Relva Romano, Professor, FACENS, Brazil Conference Room C: EV and Battery Tech India Summit • Mr. Shiv Marwaha, Advisor - Landuse and Urban Planning, WWF, India 1130-1300 • Mr. Fabrice SERVANT, R&D Lead Customer Projects Director, Dassault Systemes 1615-1630 Networking tea break Plenary Session: Electrifying the future: Learnings and the way forward from 1300-1400 Networking lunch break • Mr. Anoj Tevatia, Co-Founder, Design Forum International, India Global Leaders • Mr. Jamie Webb, Head, Benoy, UK 1630-1745 Making cities safer Moderator: Mr. Rahul Bagdia, Director & Co-founder, pManifold, India 1400-1530 Emerging technologies and innovation in water sector Moderator: Mr. Ashish Sachdeva, Founder, Green Dream Foundation, India Keynote Address: Shri Abhay Damle, IRS, Joint Secretary (Transport), Ministry of 1130-1145 Networking tea break Road, Transport and Highways, Government of India Moderator: Mr. Puneet Srivastava, Sr. Advisor, Water and Sanitation, India Chair: Mr. Vikram Sahgal, IGP, CRPF, India Special Address: Shri Anil Srivastava, IAS, Adviser, DG-DEMO, Niti Aayog, India Speakers: 1145-1315 Speakers: • Ms. Poonam Sewak, Vice President - Knowledge and Partnerships, Safe Water Climate Smart Cities: Session by WWF Leading Speakers: • Mr. M.S Bhatia, IPS, IG (ADMN), CRPF, India Network, India • Dr. Namrita Kalsi, Chief Architect, NDMC, India • Dr. O.P. Agrawal, CEO, WRI India, India • Dr. Yu-Jen Huang, R&D Department Manager, Ever-Clear Environmental Eng. Corp., 1145-1150 Setting the context • Mr. Sanjay Aggarwal, Managing Director, Fortum India, India • Mr. Robin Roy, Director - Products, India & SAARC Region, Delta Electronics India Taiwan 1150-1215 Climate action in Indian cities – success stories, challenges, and Private Limited, India • Mr. Nagesh Basavanhalli, MD & CEO, Greaves Cotton Ltd., India • Mr. Mazharul Haque, Managing Director, Oasis WFS Pvt. Ltd., India way forward • Mr. Rahul Tyagi, Co-Founder, Lucideus Technologies Pvt. Ltd., India • Mr. Harj Dhaliwal, Managing Director, Virgin Hyperloop One, Middle East and India • Mr. Manish Biyani, Associate Professor, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and • Ms. Kalpana Viswanath, Co-Founder & CEO, Safetipin, India • Mr. Vikram Gulati, Country Head & Vice President (EA), Toyota Kirloskar Motors Technology, India • Dr. Swapnil R Kamble, Project Manager (Environment Division), Nagpur Smart and • Mr. Ajay Kumar Yadav, IPS, IG (Communication and IT), CRPF, India Pvt. Ltd., India • Mr. Ulrich Schott, Principal Hydrogeologist, Dornier Consulting International, Sustainable City Development Corporation Limited, India • Mr. Ravi Shankar Rai, Managing Director, Savitri Telecom Services, India • Mr. Naga Satyam, Executive Director, Olectra Greentech Limited(Goldstone), India Germany • Mr. Mangesh Dighe, Environment Officer, Pune Municipal Corporation, India • Mr. Lalit Bajare, Managing Director, Nixie Engineers Pvt. Ltd., India • Prof. Mahavir Jain Golechha, Associate Professor, Indian Institute of Public Health Room B: Solar • Mr. Vishal Sharma, Principal Design Engineer - Piping, Jacobs Engg India Pvt. Ltd., Gandhinagar, India 1300-1400 Networking lunch break 1000-1130 India 1215-1300 Panel Discussion: Cities as nodes for climate action Harnessing solar energy in cities: Role of residential consumers • Mr. Manohar Bandarum, Founder, Sensworx, India • Role of cities in the climate agenda: Mr. Ajay Raghava, Deputy Director, Ministry 1400-1530 Chair: Dr. Ashvini Kumar, Senior Director, TERI, India of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Govt. of India India’s EV charging infrastructure 1530-1545 Networking tea break • Linking smart cities initiatives with the national climate agenda: Mr. Ajeya Speakers: Moderator: Dr. Prabhjot Kaur, CEO, Esmito, India Bandopadhyay, Partner, KPMG • Mr. R.K. Jain, AGM (Solar), SECI, India • Climate resilient cities: Dr Umamaheshwaran Rajasekar, Chair – Urban • Ms. Selna Saji, Research Analyst, CEEW, India Presentation by: Mr. Krishna Sharma, Director, EV Charging, Delta Electronics, India 1545-1715 Resilience, National Institute of Urban Affairs • Mr. Raushan Kumar, Head-Channel Sales, Havells Solar, India Speakers: Water economics: Valuation, pricing, technology, management and market • Integrated approach to air pollution and climate change: Dr. T.S. Panwar, Director • Mr. Alok Varma, Associate Director, HCL Foundation, India development • Mr. Allen Abraham, Analyst, BloombergNEF, India – Climate Change and Energy, WWF-India (Moderator) 1130-1145 Networking tea break • Mr. Nitish Arora, Track Lead, Electric Vehicles & Clean Technology, Ola Mobility • Financing climate action in cities: Mr Chandan Bhavnani, Executive Vice Institute Moderator: Mr. Puneet Srivastava, Sr. Advisor, Water and Sanitation, India President, Responsible Banking, Yes Bank 1145-1315 Creating solutions and innovative business models to upscale rooftop solar • Mr. Ajay Goel, Executive Director & COO, SUN Mobility, India Speakers: 1300-1310 Q&A deployment • Mr. A.K. Jain, Managing Director, REIL, India • Dr. Shishir Chandra, Programme Coordinator, WaterAid, India 1310-1315 Closing remarks • Mr. Vijay Jaiswal, Director – Automotive, Telangana State Industrial Infrastructure • Mr. Kirit Goyal, CEO, Gazelle Information Technologies, India Moderator: Mr. Subrahmanyam Pulipaka, CEO, NSEFI, India Corporation Limited ( TSSIIC), India • Ms Prashansha Gupta, Project Coordinator, Akhil Bhartiya Samaj Seva Sansthan, Speakers: • Ms. Suma MN, Technology Manager, Electric Power, GE Research, India Banda, India 1315-1400 Networking lunch break • Mr. Amit Barve, Head Business Development, Enerpac, India • Mr. Maxson Lewis, Managing Director, Magenta EV Solutions Pvt. Ltd., India • Ms. Kangkanika Neog, Programme Associate, CEEW, India 1400-1515 • Mr. Radhika Choudary, Co-Founder, Freyr Energy, India • Mr. Vikas Shah, COO, WaterHealth International, India Waste management in smart cities • Mr. Rohit Gadre, Regional Analyst, BloombergNEF, India 1530-1545 Networking tea break • Ms. Kriti Sharma, Project Director, Enactus (SRCC), India Moderator: Mr. Ashish Sachdeva, Founder, Green Dream Foundation, India • Mr. Neeraj Kuldeep, Programme Associates, CEEW, India 1545-1715 • Ms. Mani Khurana, Senior Energy Specialist, The World Bank, India Chair: Professor Ashok Kumar, Founder Chairman, Global Foundation for • Mr Pradeep Menon, Head – Strategy & Technical, Havells Solar, India Energy Storage for EVs Advancement of Environment and Human Wellness, USA • Mr. Rajan Munjal, Channel Business Leader, Sun Grow, India Moderator: Mr. Debi Prasad, Director, India Energy Storage Alliance, India Keynote Speaker: Shri Vinod Kumar Jindal, Joint Secretary(SBM), Ministry of Urban • Mr. Kushagara Nandan, Co-Founder and President, Sunsource Energy, India Speakers: & Housing Affairs, Government of India • Mr. Honey Raza, Head-Sales, Solis India, India • Dr Priyank Dahanukar, CEO, EVI (Electric Vehicle India), India Industry Presentation: Mr. Nirav Doshi, Founder and Managing Director, Nido 1315-1400 Networking lunch break • Mr. Sumit Dhanuka, Founder and Managing Partner, Precog Innovation Partners, Machineries Pvt. Ltd., India India • Mr. Piyush Gupta, CEO, Lithion Power, India Speakers: • Mr. Anshul Gupta, Director, Okaya Power Group, India • Ms. Manvel Alur, CEO & Founder, Ensyde, India • Mr. Samit Jain, Managing Director, Pluss Advanced Technologies Pvt. Ltd. , India • Dr. Suneel Pandey, Sr. Fellow and Director, TERI, India • Mr. Sriteja Julapalli, Co-Founder and CEO, AspenBower Electric Vehicles, India • Mr. Aditya Sharma, Sr. Vice President Asia, Boson Energy SA, Luxembourg • Mr. Akash Kaushik, CEO, Euclion Energy, India • Mr. Rahul Sharma, Project Manager, HCL Foundation, India • Mr. Prashant Singh, CEO, Blue Planet Environmental Solutions, India • Mr. Zoltán Toronyi, Managing Director, KEXPORT Cluster owned by Hungarian Association of Environmental Enterprises, Budapest
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DAY 2: 23 May 2019 (Thursday) DAY 2: 23 May 2019 (Thursday)
1400-1530hrs 1545-1715 Conference Room E: MOBI Colloquium Emerging Applications of Blockchain in Mobility Building an investment ecosystem for rooftop solar in India Creating sustainable mobility future Future of Mobility 1355-1415 Chair and Keynote Address: Mr. Sudhir Garg, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Micro, Moderator and Knowledge Partner Address: Mr. Srinath Manda, Domain Head, Technical Design of Blockchain Applications in Mobility: Mr Sid Masih, Fellow, Small and Medium Enterprises, Govt. of India Automotive & Transportation, MarketsandMarkets, India 0900-0910 MOBI Special Address: Mr. Chintan Shah, Director (Technical), IREDA, India Speakers: Opening Remarks: Mr Akash Gaurav, CEO, Auxesis Group • Prof. Sanjay Gupta, Professor of Transport Planning, School of Planning and 1415-1445 Speakers: 0910-0940 Architecture, India MOBI Grand Challenge Phase I & II: a Smart City Application • Mr. Tanmay Bishnoi, Head – Standards and Research, SCGJ, India Mobility Challenges in India: • Mr. Alexander Klotz, Head of Technical Center, Continental, India • Mr CP Pal, COO, MOBI (phase I) • Mr. Sidharth Das, Head Roof Top Projects, Havells Solar, India • Shri Anil Srivastava, IAS, Adviser - Infrastructure Connectivity, Director General - • Mr. Stephane LECOMTE, Urban areas Industry Solution Experience Director, • Ms Tram Vo, CCO, MOBI (phase II) • Mr. Pradyumna Dwivedi, Sr. Manager Growth & Strategy, Navitas Solar, India Dassault Systemes Development Monitoring and Evaluation Office, NITI Aayog • Mr. Ruchir Gupta, Regional Head - Projects, Waree, India • Mr. Smit Raturi, Co-Founder and CEO - ValetEZ, India • Shri Vijay Jaiswal, Director – Automotive, Telangana State Industrial 1445-1505 • Mr. Ronnie Khanna, Senior Energy Sector Specialist, KfW, India • Mr. Ramaprasanna Subbaraya S, Managing Director AAM India Infrastructure Corporation Limited ( TSSIIC), (A Govt. of Telangana Undertaking), IoT, AI, and Blockchains for Mobility: Mr Dilip Krishnaswamy, VP-New Technology • Mr. Harshit Poddar, Co-Founder, SafEarth Clean Technologies Pvt Ltd., India Hyderabad – Telangana Initatives, Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd. • Mr. Dhruba Purkayastha, Director, US-India Clean Energy Finance, India Conference Room D: Buildings • Mr. Shravan Sampath, Chief Executive Officer, Oakridge Energy, India 0940-1010 1505-1545 1000-1130 Special Plenary Session: Green buildings by 2022 Lessons from Automobiile Consortia in India: Mr Sanshiro Fukao, Sr. Analyst Blockchain, Mobility and the Smart City 1530-1545 Networking tea break (Auto), Author, Hamagin Research Institute, Bank of Yokohama Group Moderator: Mr. Atul Nag, Senior Director, IFM, JLL, India Moderator: Mr Manojit Bose, Chief Knowledge Officer, Pune Smart City Development 1545-1715 1010-1040 Corporation Ltd Keynote Address: Mr. Jaxay Shah, President, CREDAI and Managing Director, Savvy Off-grid solar applications: opportunities and challenges MOBI Roadmap: Past, Present, Future: Mr Chris Ballinger, Founder and CEO, MOBI Infrastructures Pvt. Ltd., India Panelists: Chair: Mr. S.K. Mahajan, Director, IB Solar, India 1040-1055 Networking tea break • Mr Parna Ghosh, VP and Group CIO, Minda Industries Speakers: • Mr Punit Shukla, Project Lead-AI and Blockchain, World Economic Forum Speakers: • Mr. Saurav Choudhury, Associate Counsellor, IGBC, India Blockchain & the Sharing Economy • Dr. Ashok Das, Founder CEO, SunMoksh, India • Mr Jayant Kohale, Business Head – RPG Smart Infra, KEC International Ltd • Mr. Saurabh Diddi, Director, Bureau of Energy Efficiency, India 1055-1115 • Mr. Arush Gupta, Director, Okaya Power Group, India 1545-1600 Networking tea break • Mr. Abhishek Jain, Sr. Programme Lead, CEEW, India • Mr. Pankaj Goyal, Vice President, International Operations, Schneider Electric, India Blockchains & EVs - Plugging in to the Shared Economy: • Mr. Yash Roongta, Partner, Litron Energy, India • Mr. Pranay Kumar, Business Head PMC and Cost Management, MottMacdonald, Dr Praphul Chandra, Founder, koinearth, Professor, Insofe Blockchains in Mobility Supply Chains & Finance • Ms. Priya Vakil, Co-founder, ThinkPhi, India India 1115-1135 1600-1620 • Mr. Sunil Tiku, President SBU - Inverter, Waree, India • Ms. Shruti Narayan, Lead – Green Building Program, IFC, India RideShare and CarShare: Ms Aishwarya Raman, Associate Director & Head of Supply Chains & Blockchains: Marriage made in Heaven: • Mr. Ashish Rakheja, Managing Partner, AEON Integrated Building Design Research, Ola Mobility Institute Ajay Singh, Co-Founder, DLT Labs Conference Room C: EV and Battery Tech India Summit Consultants LLP, India 1135-1155 1620-1700 1130-1145 Networking tea break Blockchain and the sharing economy: Mr Tim Bos, CEO, ShareRing and CTO, Keaz 1000-1315 Supply Chain & Logistics: Opportunity for Blockchain EV Workshop: Charging-as-a-Service: for Entrepreneurs, Businesses and Cities If 1145-1315 1155-1215 Moderator: Dr Praphul Chandra, Founder, koinearth; Professor, Insofe and how-to setup and manage EV charging business? Sustainable materials and technologies for buildings Data as the new oil: Mr Dev Pramoth, Business Development, Ocean Protocol Moderator: Mr. Shailendra Verma, National Head-EOS, Property and Asset Panelists: 1000-1045 1215-1255 • Shri Sanjiv Garg, Managing Director, Pipavav Railway Corporation Ltd Business Models and Pricing for Charging-as-a-Service Expert: Mr. Rahul Bagdia, Management India, JLL, India Decentralizing Transportation: the P2P Mobility Economy Director & Co-founder, pManifold, India • Mr P. K. Banerjee, Executive Director - Technical, SIAM Keynote Address: Dr. Shailesh Agarwal, Executive Director, BMPTC, India Moderator: Mr Chris Ballinger, Founder and CEO, MOBI • Ms Rea Achalkar, Director and CEO, Veridoc Global India 1045-1130 Speakers: • Mr Mithil Thakore, Co-Founder, Quillhash Charger make, Technologies and Performance Expert: Mr. Manas Trivedi, Sr. Panelists: • Mr Piyush Manocha, Sr. Principal – Supply Chain & Operations, Accenture Manager-Mobility, Exicom, India • Mr. Aalok A Deshmukh, Director - Energy Efficiency, Schneider Electric, India • Mr Tim Bos, CEO, ShareRing and CTO, Keaz • Mr. R.K. Jha, GM (CTS), JK Cement Ltd., India Consulting, Accenture 1130-1145 Networking tea break • Ms Lakshna Jha, Co-Founder & CEO, sRide Carpool • Mr. K.N. Rao, Director (Energy and Environment), ACC Cement, India • Mr Akash Gupta, CEO, Mobycy 1700-1720 1145-1230 • Mr. Siddharth Sharma, President, Magicrete, India • Mr Vijay Chandrawat, Co-founder & CEO, Twenty Two Motors Pvt. Ltd. Usage based Insurance and Financing of vehicles using blockchain Charger overall System Integration, Backend and Operations Expert: Dr. Prabhjot Kaur, • Mr. Alok Ranjan, Director- Sales & Marketing - Aluminium sector, Vedanta Ltd. • Mr Ashim Sharma, Partner & Group Head, Business Performance Improvement • Mr Vivek Gupta, Country Head-India, R3 CEO, Esmito, India • Prof. (Dr.) Niranjan Swarup, Executive Director, Indian Society for Trenchless Consulting, Nomura Research Institute • Mr Arka Roy Chowdhury, Principal Consultant, Infosys Technology & Hon. Director (HE), CIDC, India 1720-1800 1230-1315 Conclusion • Mr. Chaitanya Tamhankar, AGM – Strategy & Development, Legrand, India 1255-1355 Networking lunch break Auto Finance/Insurance and Blockchain 1315-1400 Networking lunch break Moderator: Mr Chris Ballinger, Founder and CEO, MOBI 1400-1530 Redefining public transport Panelists: • Mr Sanjeev Rajaram, Associate Director – Blockchain Practice, Cognizant Chair: Mr. Raghav Chandra, IAS (Retd.), Former Chairman, NHAI, India • Mr Vivek Gupta, Country Head-India, R3 Keynote Address: Mr. Yaduvendra Mathur, IAS, Special Secretary, NITI Aayog, India • Mr Ravi Chandrasekaran, Practice Partner - Blockchain, Wipro Speakers: • Mr Karan Ambwani, Solutions Manager, Consensys • Mr. V.K. Gupta, Chief General Manager, Delhi Transport Corporation, India 1800-1810 • Mr. Anmol Singh Jaggi, Director, Gensol Group, India Closing Remarks: Mr Chris Ballinger, Founder and CEO, MOBI • Mr. Nipun Malhotra, CEO, Nipman Foundation, India • Mr Kavish Shah, Engineer-R&D, Waaree Energies ltd., India • Mr. Brijraj Vaghani, Co-Founder & CEO, Ridlr (an Ola company), India
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DAY 3: 24 May 2019 (Friday) DAY 3: 24 May 2019 (Friday)
Conference Room A: City Leader Conclave Room B: Solar Conference Room D: Startup Conclave 1115-1230 Pitch Session 1000-1045 1000-1130 1000-1015 • Mr. Ankit Vaish, Co-founder & CFO, Probus Smart Things Pvt. Ltd., India Cities for all: Addressing solar manufacturing challenges Welcome Address by Partners • Mr. Akshay Joshi, Co-founder & CEO, Ambee, India Moderator: Shri Rahul Kapoor, Director, Smart Cities Mission, MoHUA Chair: Mr Shirish S Garud, Senior Fellow - Renewable Energy Technologies, TERI, India • Ms. Upasana Sharma, Director, TIE Delhi NCR, India • Mr. Ashish Sharma, Founder & CEO, Civil Cops, India • Mr. Amrit Om Nayak, Co-founder, INDRA Water, India Speakers: • Mr. Digvijay Singh, COO, Indian Angel Network, India Speakers: • Mr. Vinay Chataraju, Head Business Development, Kritsnam Technologies Pvt. e-Governance: Shri Sameer Unhale, CEO, Thane Smart City Ltd • Mr Pushpender Singh Bais, Domestic Head, Adani Solar, India 1015-1025 Ltd., India • Shri Atul Bhargava, General Manager, Central Electronics Ltd., India Security: Shri Mahip Tejasvi, CEO, Gwalior Smart City Development Corporation Ltd Conclave Keynote Address: Dr. Ashutosh Sharma, Secretary, Department of Science • Ms. Abhilasha Purwar, Chief Air Pollution Fighter, Blue Sky Analytics, India • Mr. Rishabh Jain, Manager – Market Intelligence, Centre for Energy Finance, and Technology, Govt. of India • Mr. Aneesh Chandran, Chief Marketing Officer, Troncart Solutions Pvt Ltd., India Urban Infrastructure: Shri Sanjay Kumar, CEO, Bhopal Smart City Development CEEW, India Corporation Ltd 1025-1035 1230-1315 • Mr. Manish Narula, Senior Director – Business Development, South Asia Market, Jury Panel Discussion Urban Mobilty: Shri RS Rajpoot, CEO, Sagar Smart City Jinko Solar, India Conclave Special Address: Building Innovation Ecosystem: Mr. Ravi Narayan, CEO, Shri Avdhesh Sharma, CEO, Ujjain Smart City* • Mr. P. Vinay Kumar, Founder & CEO, Varp Power P Limited, India T-HUB, India Moderator: Mr. Shashank Agrawal, Senior Associate, Sangam Ventures, India 1045-1130 • Mr. Paritosh Tripathi, Sr. GM - Sales, Waree, India 1035-1115 Speakers: Spotlight from cities: Cross learning and knowledge sharing • Mr. Vineet Tyagi, Head- Marketing & Sales, Insolation Energy Pvt. Ltd., India Smart Cities: Challenges and Opportunity • Mr. Devang Mehta, Partner, Anthill Ventures • Mr. Digvijay Singh, COO, Indian Angel Network 1130-1145 Networking tea break Chair: Mr. Ravi Narayan, CEO, T-HUB, India Moderator: Shri Rahul Kapoor, Director, Smart Cities Mission, MoHUA • Mr. Manojit Bose, CKO, Pune Smart Cities Speakers: Speakers: 1145-1315 1315-1330 • Ms Thanawan Klumklomchit, Head of Division, Communication and Member Digitisation ushering a new solar era • Mr. Kartik Wahi, Co-founder & Director, Claro Energy, India Announcement of winners from Pitch Session and Vote of Thanks • Mr. Navneet Garg, CEO & Co-founder, Caya Constructs, India services, UCLG-APAC Moderator: Mr. Prasidh Kumar, President, India Africa Youth Energy Forum, India • Mr Mohamed Shafeeg Mahmood, Chief Executive Officer, LGA Maldive • Mr. Pankaj Sehgal, MD, Sun Group, India • Mr Kyong-Yul-Lee, Secretary General, World Smart Sustainable Cities Organization Speakers: • Mr. Pratik Gupta, Founder, Strom Motors, India (WeGO), South Korea • Mr. Manish Das, Co-Founder, Skilancer Solar, India • Mr. Vishal Mittal, Founder, Delectrik Systems Pvt Ltd., India • Mr Alekhya Datta, Area Convenor, Electricity & Fuels Group, TERI, India 1130-1145 Networking tea break • Mr. Siddharth Gangal, CEO, The Solar Labs, India 1145-1230 • Mr. Alok Kumar, Director & Country Manager India- Advisory, DNV GL, India Civic engagement and participation • Mr. Gaurav Mamik, President, Veriown Global Inc., India Moderator: Shri Tikender Panwar, Former Mayor, Shimla • Mr. Richard Shacklock, Africa Region-Sales Manager, Geosense South Africa Limited, India Speakers: • Pune Idea Factory Foundation: Dr Rajendra Jagtap, CEO, Pune Smart City Development Corporation Ltd Conference Room C: Transport • Rejuvinating Badhkal lake: Shri Md. Shayin, CEO, Faridabad Smart City Ltd • Inclusive and connected communities: Shri Chandrashekar S K, General Manager 1000-1130 Enabling shared and connected mobility in india to change the way of travel Administration, Davangere Smart City Ltd • Dr Shantarajanna HR, Chief Engineer, Tumakuru Smart City Moderator: Mr. Dhruv Behl, Managing Editor, autoX, India 1230-1315 Speakers: Ideas for fast-tracking implementation of smart cities • Mr. Sidharth Balakrishna, Former Head of Strategy and Innovation and Executive Director, Essel Group, India Focus: Engaging ideas from audience and city leaders and planners • Mr. Arnab Das, VP, Global Service Line, Advanced Networking & IoT, Altran, India Moderator: Mr Ravi Rajan Guru, Dy Director General, AIILSG • Ms. Avantika Gode, Head of Federal Affairs, Uber, India • Ms. Bharti Maan, Director - Digital Transformation, SAP, India Speakers: • Mr. Paavo Moilanen, Smart Mobility Expert, Ramboll • Ms Sunita Kangra, Mayor, South Delhi Municipal Corporation • Mr. Gerald Ollivier, Lead Transport Specialist, World Bank, India • Smt Shobha Banshetty, Mayor, Solapur Municipal Corporation • Mr. Vishwas Singh, Head- Policy Advocacy, Shuttle, India • Dr Ashish Kumar Srivastava, CEO, Dehradun Smart City* • Mr. Junshan Zeng, Director General, Development & Research Center of the State Industry Speak: Mr Tanmoy Chakrabarty, Group Govt. Affairs Officers, Tata Sons Ltd Post Bureau, China 1315-1400 Networking lunch break 1130-1145 Networking tea break 1400-1600 Smart Cities India Awards 1145-1315 Road safety needs 1600-1730 Film Screening of SuryaGanga, a new award-winning documentary movie on water, energy and climate Chair: TBC Speakers: • Mr. Phil Allen, VP Sales - APAC, TomTom • Mr. Ryan Gayman, Vice P-Partnerships, Roadbotics, USA • Dr. Amit Gupta, Professor of Surgery, Division of Trauma Surgery & Critical Care, J.P.N. Apex Trauma Center, and All India Institute of Medical Sciences, India • Mr. Mahesh Rajoria, General Manager: Maruti Suzuki India Ltd. and Director: IDTR, India • Dr Kamal Soi, Member - NRSC, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Govt. of India • Shri Pankaj Kumar Singh, Addl. DGP (Traffic), Rajasthan, Jaipur • Mr. Piyush Tewari, CEO, Save Life Foundation, India
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6th Smart Cities India 2020 Expo 20 21 22 May 2020 Pragati Maidan, New Delhi
Developing Smart Cities for our Citizens
A smart city uses digital technologies to enhance performance and wellbeing, to reduce cost and resource consumption to engage more effectively and actively with its citizens. Smart Cities India expo leverages the power of smart technology to deliver better citizen services in providing green buildings, energy, transport and water for a sustainable future.
Organiser Co-Organiser www.smartcitiesindia.com