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Do-it-Yourself Smart Experiences ITEA 2 project 08005 SoA of applications, type of users, business models, and UCD D1.1 Editor: E. Marilly, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs France Reviewers: Zhenzhen. Zhao, Institut Telecom Sudparis, France J. Pierson, VUB-SMIT, Belgium Contributors: E. Marilly, A. Outtagarts, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs France J. F.. Rodelgo, M. A. Sanguino J. Lucea, F. J. Nieto, Atos Origin D. De Roeck, C. van Nimwegen, CUO-KUL N. Joncheere, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Software Languages Lab W.Van den Broeck, Karen Torben-Nielsen, Jo Pierson, An Jacobs, VUB-SMIT M. Roelands, L. Trappeniers, J. Criel, M. Geerts, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs BE J. Alonso, ESI-Tecnalia Spain J. Santamaria, , S. Rodriguez, Robotiker-Tecnalia Spain Zhenzhen. Zhao, Noel Crespi, Institut Telecom Sudparis, France J. Kela, Finwe, Finland Juan R. Velasco, Maite Lopez, UAH, Spain Yacine Ghamri-Doudane, Ismail Salhi, ENSIIE, France Jan De Moerloose, GeoSparc Yan Tang, VUB Starlab M. Niemelä, H. Lammi, T. Tuomisto, VTT, Finland Rob Moonen, A.Iyer , Laurea UAS University of OULO G. Miranda Álamo, I&IMS, Spain C. Valderrama, F. Vinci, J. Vachaudez, UMONS, Belgium Security: <Public> Version: <1.0> Date: <April 01, 2010> Number of pages: 131 D1.1 SotA of applications, type of users, business models, and UCD V1.0 History Version Date Person, Partner Comment 0.1 31.07.2009 E. Marilly, AL Bell Labs Fr Creation of the document 0.1.1 18.09.2009 A. Outtagarts, AL Bell Labs FR Modification of the Toc – more details 0.1.2 22.09.2009 J.F. Rodelgo, F.J. Nieto, Atos Origin Modification of the ToC 0.1.3 23.09.2009 D. De Roeck, C. van Nimwegen, CUO- Modification of the ToC KUL 0.1.4 24.09.2009 N. Joncheere, Vrije Universiteit Modification of the ToC Brussel, Software Languages Lab 0.1.4. 24.09.2009 W.Van den Broeck, K.Torben-Nielsen, Modification of ToC J.Pierson 0.1.5 24.09.2009 M. Roelands, L. Trappeniers, J. Criel, Modification of the ToC M. Geerts, Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs BE 0.1.7 24.09.2009 J. Alonso, ESI-Tecnalia Modification of the ToC 0.1.8 25.09.2009 J. Santamaria, Robotiker-Tecnalia Modification of the ToC 0.1.9 VUB Starlab 0.1.10 25.09.2009 Zhenzhen. Zhao, Noel. Crespi, Institut Modification of the ToC Telecom Sudparis 0.1.11 25.09.2009 J. Kela, Finwe Modification of the ToC 0.1.12 25.09.2009 GeoSparc 0.1.13 27.09.2009 Juan R. Velasco, UAH Modification of the ToC 0.1.14 27.09.2009 Y. Ghamri-Doudane, ENSIIE Modification of the ToC 0.2 28.09.2009 E. Marilly ToC update based on plenary meeting 0.2.1 07.10.2009 G. Miranda Álamo, I&IMS Added content to the ToC 0.2.2 07.10.2009 J.Alonso, ESI-Tecnalia Modification of the ToC 0.2.3 07.10.2009 Zhenzhen.Zhao, Institut Telecom Added content to the ToC 0.2.4 09.10.2009 N. Joncheere, Vrije Universiteit Added content Brussel, Software Languages Lab 0.2.5 12.10.2009 Rob Moonen, Laurea UAS Modification of the ToC 0.2.6 22.10.2009 A. Outtagarts, AL Bell Labs Fr Modification of the Toc Added content to the Toc 0.3.0 22.10.2009 E. Marilly Modification of the Toc Added content 0.3.1 06.11.2009 J.Alonso, ESI-Tecnalia Section assignation 0.3.2 17.11.2009 E. Marilly Added content 0.3.3 18.11.2009 Zhenzhen Zhao, ITS Modification of content / Added references 0.3.4 18.11.2009 A. Outtagarts, AL Bell Labs Fr Added content 0.3.5 19.11.2009 K.Torben Nielsen, W. Van Den Broeck, Added content & added references J. Pierson 0.3.6 23/11/2009 G. Miranda Álamo, I&IMS Added content 0.3.7 24.11.2009 S. Rodriguez, Robotiker-Tecnalia Added content 0.3.7 24/11/2009 L.Bastida, M.Escalante, J.Alonso Added content 0.3.8 27/11/2009 J. De Moerloose, Geosparc Modification of the ToC/ Added content 0.3.9 30/11/2009 S.Rodriguez, Robotiker-Tecnalia Added content 0.4.0 01/12/2009 E. Marilly, AL Bell Labs FR Added content 0.4.1 02/12/2009 A. Outtagarts, AL Bell Labs FR Review and remove figures 0.4.2 04/12/2009 M. Niemelä, H. Lammi, VTT FI Added content, ToC update 0.5 08/12/2009 E. Marilly, AL Bell Labs FR Added content + edition 0.5.1 11/12/2009 D. De Roeck, KUL CUO Added content 0.5.2 16/12/2009 M. Geerts Added content 0.5.3 16/12/2009 T. Tuomisto, VTT Added content 0.6 E. Marilly Added content + Edition 0.61 21/12/2009 M.Niemelä, VTT Added references 0.6.2 21/12/09 A.Iyer, Laurea Added content 0.6.3 22/12/2009 Yan Tang, VUB STARLab Added content 0.6.4 23/12/2009 J. F. Rodelgo, ATOS Added content, Toc Update 0.6.5 05/01/2010 I. Salhi, ENSIIE Added content 0.7 05/01/2010 E. Marilly, ALBLF Edition 0.7.1 07/01/2010 D.De Roeck Added content, Toc Update 0.7.2 08/01/2010 R.Moonen, Laurea Toc Updated + edition 0.7.3 07/01/2010 M. Lopez Added content 0.7.4 15/01/2010 J. F. Rodelgo Merged content 0.8 15/01/2010 E. Marilly Stabilized version – To Be reviewed 0.8.1 01/02/2010 J. Gilbert (Archos) Added content 0.8.2 VUB STARlab 0.8.3 18/02/2010 F. Vinci, UMONS Added hardware platforms 0.8.4 29/03/2010 Zhenzhen, ITS First Review of the document 0.8.4b 02/04/2010 J. Pierson, VUB-SMIT Second review of document 0.9 01/04/2010 E. MARILLY First Review integrated 1.0 12/04/2010 C. van Nimwegen (KUL-CUO) Second review integrated © DiYSE Consortium 2/131 D1.1 SotA of applications, type of users, business models, and UCD V1.0 The DiYSE Project The Do-it-Yourself Smart Experiences project (DiYSE) aims at enabling ordinary people to easily create, setup and control applications in their smart living environments as well as in the public Internet-of-Things space, allowing them to leverage aware services and smart objects for obtaining highly personalised, social, interactive, flowing experiences at home and in the city. www.dyse.org The three State of the Art Deliverables. The DiYSE project has three State of the Art (SOTA) Documents covering the different tools, techniques, methods and environments that may be used to provide a DiYSE platform. These documents present the same pool of elements from different points of view. Due to this SOTA partition, it will be needed to link some of the sections from one of the documents to other sections on some of the other two documents. This is really important in Section 3 of the D1.1 and D4.1 that will try to present the same topics from the requirements and the interfaces point of view: web technologies, mobile technologies, platforms, devices, etc… In WP1 (Use cases and requirements), deliverable D1.1 will focus on which requirements will be covered by web technologies, mobile technologies, system platforms and toolsets, i.e. how the users will access the smart experiences by using these systems . This document will present the SOTA of current applications, systems platforms and business models relating to DiYSE. This includes Ambient Experience applications, features of toolsets and the business models and ecosystems that are working at this moment in similar proposals. The document also includes a PEST (Political, Economical, Social, Technological) analysis. It is important to know why people are motivated to produce and share services, devices, etc. In WP2 (Interaction with the environment), deliverable D2.1 will focus on the State of the art of: • electronic devices that can retrieve data from the users’ environment and produce physical outputs, • algorithms to extract information from them (such as identification or location) and the functionalities those devices can provide in DiYSE, • networking technologies to interconnect them. In particular, D2.1 will put a special emphasis on the following kinds of devices: • existing ready-made devices available in the market, • networks of tiny battery-powered programmable wireless sensors, • open hardware platforms used by DiY hobbyists. In WP4 (Interactive Experience Creation), deliverable D4.1 analyses similar elements to D1.1, but from the user/developer point of view: how the users will use the elements of the DiYSE ecosystem . The review of existing application creation approaches will identify technologies that may be supportive for the envisioned creation of applications and services in smart spaces. It is expected that lessons learnt from methods empowering users in the © DiYSE Consortium 3/131 D1.1 SotA of applications, type of users, business models, and UCD V1.0 world wide web to contribute content or even applications to communities may provide a good base. Also the issue of actually do-it-yourself versus do-it-together (or have the community do it for you) and crowdsourcing will be addressed. The document reviews how to create interactive experiences. Abstract of this deliverable SoA of current applications, systems platforms and business models relating to DIYSE. This include Ambient Experience applications, features of toolsets like those provided by ITEA-Amigo, Apple's iPhone, and Google's Android, and the business models and ecosystems such as Google marketplace. Also included is a PEST(Political, Economical, Social, Technological) analysis. It is important to know why people are motivated to produce and share.