C26.1.3 Taipei 2019 Smart City Summit, Forum & Expo
ENCL: 1ST ORDINARY COUNCIL MEETING/CONF AGENDA ITEM: C26.1.3 YES
TAIPEI 2019 SMART CITY SUMMIT, FORUM & EXPO
REPORT No.: 19CF0117 JS:nt COMMON No.: 3711286 DATE: 12/03/2019
Presenter: General Manager Innovation, Growth & Development Services, Josh Sattler
Approved: Chief Executive Officer, Scott Waters
PURPOSE
The purpose of this report is to seek council endorsement for the General Manager of Innovation Growth and Development Services to travel to attend the GoSmart Smart Cities Expo and the Strategic Smart City Collective in Taipei, Taiwan.
LINK TO STRATEGIC PLAN
The issues addressed in this Report are in accordance with the following Goals/Strategies as outlined in the ‘Evolving Darwin Towards 2020 Strategic Plan’:-
Goal 1. Collaborative, Inclusive and Connected Community Outcome 1.3 Connected community through technology Key Strategies 1.3.1 Develop and promote information and communication technology capabilities to service and inform the community
KEY ISSUES
This GoSmart Smart Cities Expo (“GoSmart”) engages with the fast moving technologies of smart cities and is part of an intergovernmental initiative. GoSmart offers these technologies to its members across the globe, of which the City of Darwin is a member (as at January 2019). See Attachment E & Attachment F City of Darwin is currently awaiting a response to its application with GoSmart for an award for the Switching on Darwin project it has also been invited to participate in the smart city forum post the expo event on the 27th of March. See Attachment B There are two technologies from Taipei and GoSmart which have expressed interest to adopt and deploy in Darwin that require assessment whilst in Taipei – these include artificial intelligence virtual fencing and also emergency response systems engagement. Both are relevant and able to be applied immediately with our current smart city architecture. PAGE: 2 REPORT NUMBER: 19CF0117 JS:nt SUBJECT: TAIPEI 2019 Smart City Summit & Expo
RECOMMENDATIONS
A. THAT Report Number 19CF0117 JS:nt entitled Taipei 2019 Smart City Summit & Expo, be received and noted.
B. THAT Council approve the overseas travel to visit Taipei to attend the Smart City Summit and Forum for one staff member and one elected member.
BACKGROUND
The 2019 GoSmart Smart City Summit & Expo will be held in Taipei from 26th to 29th March 2019. Both the expo and invited forum day on the 26th and 27th respectively will provide an opportunity to better understand applied smart technology systems and the outcomes associated with for further development of the Smart Darwin Strategy and smart city agenda. See Attachment C
DISCUSSION
Attendance at national and regional summits present opportunities to both inform and explore new opportunities that emerge in smart city technologies. Critical to the acceleration of these is the ability to attend these types of initiatives and events.
It is clear however that national events for smart cities are now presenting limited opportunities and that these type of events are more feasible when attended in our northern regions such as China and other Asean networks due to the advanced nature of these smart cities.
Both cost and outcome benefits are clearly more productive by looking north and affirming international relations via these types of events rather than nationally focused events in Australia.
Previously in 2018 this expo gathered over 200+ exhibitors, over 1,000 booths, 30,000+ professional visitors from 50 countries and bought together 120 mayors. This expo focuses on smart healthcare, smart education, smart transport, smart energy, artificial intelligence and machine learning for cities globally. See Attachment D
City of Darwin has recently received expressions of interest for testing of numerous technologies already applied in Asia and this expo will explore these and other relevant technologies in application and exposition. It will allow City of Darwin representatives, both staff and elected members to gain an understanding of these and bring back options for consideration in the future.
CONSULTATION PROCESS
This report was considered by the Strategic Direction Group on 25th February and now referred to Council for consideration.
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POLICY IMPLICATIONS
Nil
BUDGET AND RESOURCE IMPLICATIONS
Cost to attend including flights and accommodation is approx. $1,500.00 per person and can be funded via the International Relations operational budget. For 4 attendees, the approximate cost would be $6,000. See Attachment A.
RISK/LEGAL/LEGISLATIVE IMPLICATIONS
Council is continuing to build its portfolio for international relations within its Department of Innovation, Growth and Development Services and will ensure that engagement with appropriate agencies of the Northern Territory and the Federal Government is undertaken to support this initiative.
Appropriate messaging about the purpose of the visit to Taipei and the value and return on investment will be developed to ensure any public interest can be managed appropriately.
A presentation will be made by the officers in attendance following the visit to Taipei.
This item is considered 'Confidential' pursuant to Section 65(2) of the Local Government Act and 8(c)(iv) of the Local Government (Administration) Regulations, which states municipal council may close to the public only so much of its meeting as comprises the receipt or discussion of, or a motion or both relating to, information that would, if publicly disclosed, be likely to prejudice the interests of the council or some other person.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPLICATIONS
Commercial flights have the ability to carbon offset for a small fee, that is part of Council’s booking process.
A focus area for action within the Smart Cities, Switching on Darwin project, as part of the Darwin City Deal, is “liveability and sustainability”. Projects in the Darwin City Deal particularly address health and wellbeing of residents, the attractiveness and amenity of the city, improved safety and social cohesion, smart urban and landscape design, access to green space and the use of active transport, while acting to reduce carbon emissions.
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COUNCIL OFFICER CONFLICT OF INTEREST DECLARATION
We the Author and Approving Officers declare that we do not have a Conflict of Interest in relation to this matter.
JOSH SATTLER SCOTT WATERS GENERAL MANAGER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER INNOVATION, GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
For enquiries, please contact Josh Sattler on 89300444 or email: [email protected].
Attachments:
Attachment A: Summary of estimated costs associated with this initiative. Attachment B: 2019 GoSmart Award Application Attachment C: Global Organization of Smart Cities Attachment D: Smart Taipei presentation Attachment E: Registration Tracking Attachment F: Taiwan Smart City Summit and Expo 2019 - EOI Taipei Expo trip Itinerary
24th – 28th March 2019
Flights
Depart Sunday 24th March
Jetstar + Scoot Darwin 6:00am 1 stop Singapore arrive Taipei 17:05pm (12hr 35mins) (self transfer)
Return Thursday 28th March
Scoot + Jetstar Taipei 16:10pm 1 stop Singapore arrive Darwin 5:15am ) 11hr 35 mins) (self transfer)
Cost : $711
Accommodation
Check in 24MAR – Check out 28MAR (4 nights)
Fushin Hotel Taipei (1.38km) Expedia Deluxe King room with breakfast $186 per night (2 rooms left)
Cost : $744
Total cost: $1455
2019 GO SMART Award
I. Purpose
To commend the excellent performance in the promotion of Inter-City PoC projects (see below) among governments and other city stakeholders, the Global Organization of Smart Cities (hereinafter referred to as ‘GO SMART’) encourages Inter-City PoC exchanges between cities by a yearly award contest. The contest seeks to stimulate active urban innovation knowledge sharing between cities and create the opportunity for other city stakeholders to showcase their solutions, products or services. .
Inter-City PoC needs to meet one of these criteria: 1. A collaborative project between two cities or related stakeholders, in which a PoC project of one city is tested in another city to validate the outcome of the original PoC project. 2. A collaborative project between two cities or related stakeholders, in which both cities will simultaneously start a similar PoC project, to compare the results of the project.
3. A collaborative project between two cities or related stakeholders, in which stakeholders from both cities are involved.
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II. Registration and selection process
1. Phase 1: Application Please apply by sending this form to e-mail ([email protected]) before February 14th, 2019 23:59:59 (GMT+8). The application is confirmed upon your receipt of a confirmation mail from GO SMART.
2. Phase 2 (1st. Round Evaluation) The GO SMART Jury will review all applications and the finalists shall be announced on the GO SMART website (www.citiesgosmart.org) on February 27th. 2019.
3. Phase 3 (2nd. Round Evaluation) The GO SMART jury will select 3 winning projects from the finalists. The Jury reserves the right to award no prize. The Award Ceremony will be held on the 1st. GO SMART General Assembly on March 27th, 2019.
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III. Selection criteria
Innovation (20%) Cross-domain (20%) Function (30%) Impact (30%)
IV. Benefits for the Winner of 2019 Inter-City PoC Award
1. 2019 Inter-City PoC Award trophy. 2. Featured on the Awards page at the GO SMART website. 3. The winning project will be promoted worldwide with EDM.
V. Submission Requirements
Submissions must be made in English only.
Please do not leave any field blank when filling out the following sections. Please send your application via e-mail ([email protected]) before February 14th, 2019 23:59:59 (GMT+8).
The application is confirmed upon your receipt of a confirmation mail from GO SMART.
By submitting your entry to the GO SMART Award contest, you are granting GO SMART the perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, right and license to use, publish, translate, distribute, publicly display the information on GO SMART related publication material.
If you have any questions or suggestions, please email to: [email protected]
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GO SMART Award Application Form
Main Contact Name (Mr./Ms.) Organization Official Title Division / Department Email Phone
Other Contact (Optional) Name (Mr./Ms.) Organization Official Title Division / Department Email Phone
Proposal on behalf of which city/organization?
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Proposal field Please select one topic from the list
Innovation Energy Living Transportation Healthcare Education Others: ______
Award Proposal Details
Project Title
Max. 100 characters
Abstract - Description of the proposal (You may include the problem node(s), solution(s), scope of implementation, objectives, potential replicability or any other helpful information of your proposal.) Max. 1,000 characters
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Innovative characteristics of the proposal
Max. 500 characters
Cross-Domain characteristics of the proposal
Max. 500 characters
Functionality of the proposal
Max. 500 characters
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Potential impact of the proposal
Max. 500 characters
Partners involved
Max. 300 characters
Reference website of the proposal
You may include links to provide further information of the proposal.
Proposal images/pictures Max. 5 images - only high resolution JPEG (2048px or more) If your proposal is selected as a finalist, the organizers may publish these images and use them on a large size projection screen. Please avoid infographics, PowerPoint presentations and screenshots.
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Global Organization of Smart Cities
BACKGROUND Taipei Smart City Project Management Office (TPMO) has been established by Taipei City Government since 2016. Under a public-private partnership framework, TPMO has successfully introduced industry resources in support of the central government’s policies(Top down),conducted more than 140 cases of agency and industry matchmaking(Bottom up), and provided better smart services to citizens. To exchange smart city experiences and solutions with global cities, Taipei City Government has taken the initiative to establish an international organization – Global Organization of Smart Cities (GO SMART). It would facilitate and foster the exchange of solutions among cities, industries and institutions with the goal to accelerate Smart City innovations through collaborating on “Proof of Concept” (PoC) projects.
VISION GO SMART aims to establish an open, global and pragmatic platform for cities, industries and academia worldwide to develop progressive solutions for citizens.
MISSIONS 1. Connect global cities, industries and institutions to establish a network of sharing smart city resources and information 2. Initiate Inter-city PoC projects 3. Promote innovative solutions to improve the quality of living for citizens
CORE TASKS 1. Holding annual meetings and plenary sessions 2. Initiative Inter-City PoC projects 3. Organizing GO SMART Award 4. Launching conferences and workshops under specific topics
5. Creating a platform for members to communicate and share experiences and
MEMBERSHIP Governments which agree to the purpose and goal of GO SMART are willing open up fields in their cities for Inter-City PoC projects. Industries which agree to the purpose and goal of GO SMART and are willing to participate in Inter-City PoC projects via providing technologies/services/products and professional consultation. Institutions which agree to the purpose and goal of GO SMART and are capable of offering research and technical support for Inter-City PoC projects.
MILESTONES Mar. 2018｜Pre-Launch Ceremony Jun. 2018｜Establishment of Preparation Office Sep. 2018｜Expo in Bangkok, Thailand Oct. 2018｜The first meeting of Advisory Committee / Expo in Kyoto, Japan Nov. 2018｜The second meeting of Advisory Committee / Expo in Barcelona, Spain Dec. 2018｜Website online / Open for membership application Mar. 2019｜Kick-off / The first general assembly
Contact Anita Chen Preparation Office of GO SMART E-mail:[email protected] Tel: +886-26271916 #291
The complete charter and formal membership application would be announced by the end of 2018. SMART TAIPEI Government as a Platform City as a Living Lab Taipei at a Glance
SIZE OF TAIPEI 271.8km2 POPULATION 2.7million Key Directions of SMART TAIPEI
Smart Living Lab
Smart Smart Public Housing Education
Smart Smart Transportation Payment Cyber Security
Smart Innovations Healthcare Mechanisms
Bring INNOVATION into Top-down Government Cross-Cutting Projects & Smart City Projects
Change Engage Facilitate Culture Stakeholders Innovation Dep. IT Citizen 400+ 140+ TPMO 30+ ICT Vendors Participation Taipei City & Research PoC Projects Government Institutions Agencies Open up channels of COMMUNICATION, Provide Industry OPPORTUNITIES & allowing citizens to Promote Innovative Solutions through communicate directly Proof of Concept (PoC)Model with authorities Bottom-up 7 Top-Down Projects
Fintech Pay.taipei Transportation Easycard Smart Taipei Main Station 4U Green & Sharing Transportation Education Smart Bus Project Taipei Cooc Cloud Smart Library Public Housing Smart Public Housing Healthcare Smart Senior Housing Public Housing City-Hospital Smartization Smart Services Standardization
Connect Central Policy Regional Planning 4G Smart Broadband Project Smart Shezidao Comprehensive Plan - Smart Parking Smart Eco-community (SEC) - O2O Platform Taipei Art & Science Park- AR/VR Asia Silicon Valley Development -Smart Planning Project City Project Forward-looking Infrastructure Development Plan- Digi+ Cities Smart Taipei Main Station
Taipei Main Station Profile • Operator: TRA, MRT, HSR • Daily Passenger: 500,000 • Layout: B4-6F (Total 10 floors)
Tourism & Indoor Signage Commerce Navigation
Smart Smart Parking Safety
Next Step: 117 MRT Stations 4U Green & Share Transportation
• YouBike, Bicycle Lane Expansion, EV Chargers and Parking Lots • 4U: YouBike, U-Motor, U-EV, U-Parking
200 EV Chargers at 400 Stations 1,500 Scooters Sharing Parking Space 13,000+ Bikes 80 public parking lots
YouBike U-Motor U-EV U-Parking
共享 Smart Public Housing
12,000 Units Additional 3%-5% of Construction Funding for Smart Facilities Smart Meters Smart Parking Housing Justice Smart Grids Smart Services
Smart Smart Smart Smart Smart Office Library Healthcare Daycare Retail Smart Education
Advanced Smart Campus Infrastructure Learning E-Management
• Taipei CooC-Cloud • School Administration System Campus Internet 100G Mobile Learning (BYOD) • System Centralized Management Upgrade by 2030 • • OnO (Online and Offline) School • Smart Payment
1G Wireless Network Upgrade by 2030 Testing Field — Smart Ward
Community-Based Health-care Services Rehabilitation Care • Human-oriented health-care services Yangming Diabetes & Branch • Community & Clinical Integration Program (CCIP) Hemodialysis Care • Personal health record (PHR) systems Renai Branch Acute and Critical Care Zhongxing Integration Branch Orthopedics 7 branches &Urology Care
Zhongxiao PILOT RUN Branch Linsen Chinese Medicine Branch & Internal Medicine Care Heping Branch Songde Dementia & Branch Maternal and Nursing home- Chronic child mental illness patients Smart Healthcare
City-Hospital Smartization- Renai Hospital • Focus on Diabetes-Chronic Disease • Helping patients to establish good living habitat to improve condition via smart solutions.
In Hospital Interactive Health Education Telemedicine
Dietary Living Habit Habit
Data Center
Self Dressing Examination Habit Smart Payment
• Smart Payment Platform launched by Dept. of IT • 8 Services Providers • Smart payment platform for parking fees, water Payment and ID bills and Taipei City Hospital service fee. Verification
Public to Service Private; Inside Out Integrate ID Verification to Achieve Account Consolidation Bottom-up Projects
Transportation Environment & Living Smart Street Light Project Air Quality Monitoring Project Self-Driving Bus Road Test Smart Sports Center Smart Trash Bin Project Elderly Care Smart Public Toilet Water Quality Monitoring by Drone LoRa Tracker 3D Landscape Modeling by Drone Elderly Caring Secretary Smart Wearable Device for Seniors Smart Home Application for Seniors
Innovation Education LoRa Experimental Platform AR/VR City Sightseeing Project for IoT Innovation Lab Dadaocheng LoRa Application in Feitsui Reservoir Airbox Maker Education Underpass Water Level Monitoring Electronic Fence for Schools OGC Data Exchange Platform Taipei Learning Village DSA Internet Sharing Project
140+Projects Air Box: Air Quality Monitoring Solution
Building Air Quality Monitoring Solution Open Data Initially 300 Air Boxes donated to Taipei City Government of airbox.taipei which 150 to elementary schools and enthusiastic citizens in Taipei.
Environmental Environmental Education Education Elementary School Maker Education Smart City Real Time Data
Sustainability
• Introduced to over 8 Cities in Taiwan • Airbox solution copied to other cities in a.o. South Korea and Malaysia Temperature Humidity PM2.5 First Autonomous Bus Road Test
The EZ10 Autonomous Bus Tested on the Xinyi Road bus lane • International consortium of companies Data • The EZ10 is outfitted with six LiDAR sensors, allowing the vehicle to Collection detect distance using its laser system, thereby avoiding impact.
System Integration Verification Test
Social Acceptability Next Steps
• Technical Experiments (V2V, V2I) • Regulatory Adjustment • Public Service Autonomous Vehicles Testing Field
Creating International Internet of Vehicle Platform • Using Beitou-Shihlin Science Park as the autonomous vehicle related technologies testing field, to enhance the utilization efficiency of urban space and reduce the cost of the experiments. Smart Street Light
Street lights as a neural network of the City • Smart Street Light pilot started in August 2017 • Goal: Solving traffic congestion in Neihu Science Park Vehicle Counts • Parking Information People Counts • V2X Integration with V2X Integration with Street Light Traffic Light • License Plate Recognition
Lighting Sensing B6 B5 Lighting Control Temperature A1 City Safety A2 B4 Social WiFi Humidity A3 B3 CO2 A4 Electrical B2 PM2.5 Fence C1 B1 Water Level Monitoring Sensors Electrical Fence Metering Digital Signage People/Car Count Power Meter Behavior Pattern Water Meter V2X for Vehicle Collision Gas Meter
Delivering Tracking Government Info Advertisement Tracking with Tracker Elder/Child/Pet/Asset Bus Route & Arrival Time IoT Experimental Platform
Building Diverse IoT Platform for Innovations • Encourage start-ups using IoT Experimental Platform and OGC Platform for innovations • Speed up creativity and commercialization • Create public services for citizens
80+ POC TEAMS Model 10,000 ACCOUNTS
OGC International Standard Platform Achieve cross-cutting data exchange and integration Feitsui Reservoir Smart Security Network
Create Security Network by using LoRa • Feitsui Reservoir is located in mountainous areas, LoRa Base Station lacking power infrastructure. Therefore, LoRa 3 Lora Base Stations cover the area network was built to improve the wireless network transmission environment. Trackers Real-time vehicles and people access control
Sensor Water level Microenvironment Dam pressure Side-slope displacement
Drone Water quality monitoring 3D geomorphological mapping Taipei English Learning Village
Building English learning environment with AR technique • Integrating AR with GPS techniques to develop English learning APP. • Concept similar to Poké mon GO, turn learnng into something fun • February 2018 launched at Taipei Children’s Amusement Park.
Park Game SCENERY
AR English Smart Senior Healthcare
01 Fall Detection System
Health Improve 02 Interactive Game
03 Accompany Robot
04 Home Care Assistance
05 Senior Location Tracking Senior Home Care Assistance
Providing Better Living Quality for Seniors • Seniors can talk with Home Care Assistant or do video call with family members via TV • Family members could obtain information from the Home Care Assistant
Social Worker SCENER Y
Living Alone Family Seniors Member
Home Care Assistance Artificial Intelligence Solutions
Waste Management Bus Loading Capacity • Detecting volume of waste in trash bin
• Instant passenger volume • Separating waste automatically statistics Dustman Bus Driver School Safety
• Virtual Fence • Smart Guard Traffic Flow Calculation Security Guard • Increasing accuracy and efficiency • Traffic planning based on data flow Privacy and Personal Information Protection Traffic Controller GDPR A.I. Traffic Flow Caculation Virtual Fences
Immediate triggering and Record recording of behavioral events (restricted area break in, violence) Challenges:
• False Positives Alarm From the traditional monitor passive • Accuracy video into active detection alarm
Camera installation not limited by camera angle and weather Camera changes. No need for settings adjustment.
Computer Big data sharing, deep learning Learning Garbage & Recycling Integration System
Citizen Convenient
Environmen tal friendly
Cloud Fair Management Smart
Operation Management Data Exchange APP Information Platform Citizen Participation
Community Planner Community Gathering Events Citizen Citizen Participation Events Participatory Budgeting Citizen Insights and Opinions Gathering Citizen Empowerment Courses Social Impact Index Participatory Budget Meetings Smart Eco-community Workshops
Community Formosa Fun Coast Water Park NGO/NPO Explosion Incident Civic Tech Typhoon Morakot Disaster Taipei Community Collage
Educational Institution National Taiwan University D Team i-Voting & Taipei Citizen Participation Website
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Social Issues Accessible Road Network Supplies Bank Children Day Care
The information on Supplies Bank Taipei City Childcare NGO OPEN Low-floor Bus Route is collaborated with Finding Service is NPO DATA open data for other existing organizations seeking for more application and services providers. collaborations with development. communities to Civic Tech enhance its service . Awards & Recognition 2018 2016 • World's Top 50 Smart City Governments-No.16 • Smart City Asia/ Pacific Awards- (Eden Strategy Institute) Transportation Category • Smart City Asia/Pacific Awards (IDC, International Data Corporation) (IDC, International Data Corporation) • ITS Industry Achievement Award • Award of Distinction (ITS, Intelligent Transportation System World (The Open Group Awards for Innovation and Excellence) Congress
2017 2015 • Golden Award- Cooperative City • Platinum Certification of ISO 37120 (WeGO, World e-Governments Organization of Cities (WCCD, World Council on City Data) and Local Governments) • Smart City Asia/ Pacific Awards • Local Government Awards (IDC, International Data Corporation) (ITS, Intelligent Transportation System World Congress) • No. 5 of Most High-Tech Cities in the World (World Economic Forum and Business Insider) • Metro-ICT Best Practice Award (ASOCIO, Asian-Oceanian Computing Industry Organization) • Asia Pacific Excellent Project Management Award(PMI, Project Management Institute ) UK: Peterborough, Greenwich, Milton Keynes Netherland: Eindhoven, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Almere Share Experiences Spain: Barcelona, Madrid Austria: Vienna Finland: Tampere & Take Actions France: Paris Bulgaria: Sofia NEXT STEP: INTER-CITY POC Armenia: Yerevan Czech Republic: Germany: Berlin Liberec, Prague Poland: Warsaw Slovakia Belgium: Brussels Greece: Trikala Turkey: Istanbul, Ankara Croatia
Korea: Seoul, Daegu, Busan Japan: Kobe, Kyoto, Fukuoka USA: NYC, Kansas City, Malaysia: Selangor Boston India: New Delhi Canada: Edmonton, UAE: Dubai Montré al, Qué bec Singapore Russia: Ulyanovsk, Moscow
Australia: Find Us NSW Queensland Toowoomba
http://smartcity.taipei AMSiXL- Taipei Workshop & Co-Creation Exchange Project
Identify Problems→Prioritize Problems→Find Solutions → Rank solutions based on low Impact to high impact
Focusing on AI Technology solutions, and through the AI Technology workshop, both cities decided a fast exchange that could demonstrate impact to the citizens. 2018 Smart City Summit & Expo International Conncection
Events Visits Workshops Video Meetings
Global Organization of Smart Cities (GO SMART)
Goal
• Connecting and facilitating communication between government and industry through the use of an innovative model Inter-City • Promoting collaboration between Smart PoC Cities through Inter-City PoCs (Proof-of- Concept) to accelerate global cities' progress. Inauguration/ GO SMART Meetings Award
Communication Workshops/ Platform Exchange Projects Pre-launch Ceremony in 2018
Region Country City Industry Partners New Taipei City, Taoyuan, Taichung, Taiwan MiTAC Tainan, Kaohsiung Tatung Malaysia Selangor Asia Chunghwa Telecom South Korea Busan Lite-On Russia Innopolis Special Economic Zone ICF Taiwan Townsville Oceania Australia Pegatron Toowoomba Advantech Milton Keynes Asus U.K. Greenwich Trend Micro Petersborough Asia Pacific Telecom Grenoble-Alpes Metropole France EMS Europe Toulouse Metropole III Greece Trikala ITRI South Bohemia Region Delta Electronics Czech Republic Liberec Acer Prague El Salvador Santa Tecla Eatonville 27 cities U.S.A. U.S. Virgin Islands 17 industry partners Americas Villa Fontana Lujan de Cuyo Argentina Villa Maria Marull Preparation Schedule
2018 2019
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Advisory Advisory Committee Committee Website establishment meeting launch
Newsletter
Virtual meeting of member cities GO SMART Kickoff
2018 Kyoto Smart Advisory Member Assembly City Expo Committee SIG Meetings press conference AWARD
TAIWAN EXPO 2018 Smart City Summit 2018 in Thailand & Expo (Barcelona) 3 GO SMART Chart
Member Assembly
Strategy Three-year term of service. Elected by GO SMART members on Committee annual member assembly.
Three-year term of service Secretariat Chairman
GO SMART Operations Members Online application Members organize SIGs on various topics, e.g. medication, construction, transportation. Special Interest Group (SIG) Steps of Inter-City PoC
Bridging PoC • Government • Projects • Industry • Evaluation • institution 1 3 5
2 4 Mutual Understanding Marketing • Problems • Promotion • Solutions Special Interest Group • Newsletters • Test fields • GO SMART Award • Focus • Meeting • Funds seeking • MoU • Workshop Inter-City PoCs
Taipei AI camera @ Amsterdam Eindhoven Sound camera@ Taipei Promotion GO SMART
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http://smartcity.taipei SMART CITY SUMMIT & EXPO, TAIPEI AUSTRALIA PAVILION, 26-29 March 2019 Unit Title Name Status South West Group Managing Director Tom Griffiths ok Mayor Jim O'Neill ok Town of East Fremantle CEO Gary Tuffin ok Mayor Brad Pettitt ok City of Fremantle Director City Business Glen Dougall ok Mayor Logan Howlett ok City of Cockburn Director, Finance & Corporate Services Stuart Downing ok CEO Stephen Cain ok Mayor Barry Sammels ok City of Rockingham CEO Michael Parker ok Mayor Russell Aubrey ok City of Melville Councillor / Elected Member Duncan Macphail ok Mayor Carol Adams ok CEO Joanne Abbiss ok City of Kwinana Economic Development Specialist Warwick Carter ok Manager Information Technology Mathew Smith ok City of Perth A/Director, Economic Development and Activation Daniel High ok Chamber of Commerce and Industry TradeStart Adviser, International Trade & Investment Darren Levy ok of Western Australia Centre Principal Strategic Project Officer Tanya Lipus ok City of Gold Coast Executive Co-Ordinator IoT Nishant Tandon ok Acting Mayor Cherie Dalley ok Logan City Council Chief of Staff - Office of the Mayor Narelle Cowan ok Director Strategy & Sustainability David Hansen ok Livingstone Shire Council Mayor Bill Ludwig ok Deputy Mayor Leslie Walker ok Townsville City Council Head of Digital City Strategy Matt Steine ok Deputy Mayor Carol Taylor ok Toowoomba Regional Council Principal Economic Development Officer Shamus Garmany ok Mayor Allan Sutherland ok Moreton Bay Regional Council Manager - Strategy and Engagement Joshua O'Keefe ok Mayor Karen Williams ok Redland City Council Group Manager Community and Economic Development Kim Kerwin ok
Local Government Association Lead - Trade and Investment Paul Cranch ok Queensland Chief Executive Officer Scott Smith ok Council of Mayors (SEQ) Project Coordinator Aden Gutman ok Unit Title Name Status Western Sydney University Senior Lecturer Weisheng Si ok tagSpace CEO Paul Martin ok Industrial Automation Group Managing Director Henk de Graaf ok Power Ledger Chair, Co-founder Jemma Green ok time2speak australia Director Mac Liao Reviewing TAFE Queensland North Region Director Education and Training Ian Smythe ok
Trade and Investment Queensland Principal Trade and Investment Officer Julie Mark ok
Redland City Chamber of Commerce President Lynne Sturgess ok University of the Sunshine Coast Chief Operating Officer Scott Snyder ok Capricorn Enterprise Chairman Derek Lightfoot ok Advicepoint Business Consulting Pty LtdManaging Director John Burkett ok Freelance Robotics CEO William Pagnon ok Sheldon College Director of ICT Murray James ok Jacques Technologies Managing Director Erik Jansson ok ATTACHMENT F
SMART CITY SUMMIT & EXPO, TAIPEI AUSTRALIA PAVILION, 26-29 March 2019
ABOUT THIS EVENT Important information The 2019 Smart City Summit and Expo (SCSE) is an annual B2B oriented exhibition focused on smart city developments and solutions. Considered the Date: most comprehensive intelligent solutions event in the Asia-Pacific, business 26-29 March 2019 leaders, policy makers, industry experts, and stakeholders from around the Location: world come to Taipei to join this event. It is an international platform for cross Taipei, Taiwan industry and cross sector collaboration. The 2018 event attracted approximately 30,000 visitors from over 50 Express interest by: countries, including over 120 mayors and municipal representatives and 210 14 December 2018 organisations. The 2019 SCSE conference focuses are: Who should attend? - Smart Transportation - Smart Energy - Resilient City - A.I. Integration Australian city leaders - 5G Infrastructure - Digital Place-making. Mayors, deputy mayors - Circular Economy Smart city managers, developers and professionals. In addition to the above topics, the SCSE will have a special focus on artificial intelligence (AI), and to support this they have introduced the new “AI 50” Australian businesses and program. Fifty AI startups will be selected to participate in the program which startups in: includes a series of forum tracks, networking opportunities and matchmaking activities. International AI startups are encouraged to apply. artificial intelligence + IoT Telecommunications In conjunction with the 2019 SCSE, three professional sub-expos will be held: Intelligent transportation - Smart Healthcare Expo (SHE) Smart healthcare - Smart Education Expo (FuturED) Smart energy - Intelligent Building Expo (IBE) Grid management Austrade Taipei is organising the Australia Pavilion at SCSE, in partnership with the SCSE organiser, to provide a focal point for showcasing Australian Intelligent building capabilities and facilitating meetings between Australian participants and Water management potential business partners. The SCSE organiser offers various funding Fintech support packages to subsidise associated travel and accommodation Digital place-making. costs for Australian guests, which is to be facilitated by Austrade Taipei. For detailed information about this event, please visit the website: https://en.smartcity.org.tw/index.php/en-us/
Express interest now at www.austrade.gov.au/smartcitytaipei
Austrade 26-29 March 2019 Smart City Summit & Expo, Taipei 1 2019 SMART CITY SUMMIT & EXPO, TAIPEI AUSTRALIA PAVILION
TAIWAN MARKET OVERVIEW Taiwan is an accessible and well-regulated market with strong IP protection, ICT and manufacturing industries. It is strategically located at the heart of the Asia-Pacific region, and has served for decades as a hub linking developed Western economies and emerging Asian markets. This makes it an ideal partner for Australian companies interested in product prototyping, concept testing, manufacturing, and expanding into the Asian market. The Taiwan Government is supporting industry through its Asia Silicon Valley Development Agency (ASVDA) and Forward-Looking Infrastructure Development Program (FLIDP), which aims at attracting international talent and technology to the market. The Government is working with industries to develop applications in Fintech, Edutech, Smart Healthcare, Smart Transportation, Regional Planning, 5G Broadband, Smart Energy, Water Management and Disaster Prevention. Taiwanese cities are among the first movers in developing smart city policies and projects, 11 of which have been recognised by the Intelligent Communities Forum (ICF) for their commitment and success. This being said, major cities such as Taipei, New Taipei City and Taoyuan still face similar issues that have been brought about by high population density and ageing population. They are now welcoming new initiatives and providing a friendly environment for international providers of smart products and services to test concepts and technologies in their cities.
Taiwan’s challenges Opportunities for Australia Housing affordability Town planning Smart public housing design (architecture design service) Regional development gap Related service & technology that help to reduce the gap Traffic congestion Smart traffic management Smart vehicles: autonomous, electric and hydrogen vehicles Pollution Air quality monitoring & tracking systems (ie PM 2.5) Waste management Contaminated land/water remediation Security Cybersecurity Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Building automation systems (bas) & security Water management Water quality Leakage management Water purification & treatment technology Energy productivity Renewable energy: solar power, geothermal, wave/tidal, bio-fuel Energy management solutions Smart grid management Energy storage Natural disasters Disaster Management Smart emergency response technology/vehicles Ageing population Aged care services and technology Remote medical service & monitoring technology Healthcare overload Hospital/medical information management systems Smart health technology Food safety Food traceability solutions
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WHY YOU SHOULD PARTICIPATE Showcase your organisation’s current Smart City capabilities at the largest IoT event in Asia Meet key contacts from the smart city sector at the Australia National Pavilion during the Expo, including high level government officials and industry leaders Have one-on-one business meetings with potential partners organised by Austrade Taipei and SCSE organiser Participate in site visits to see the latest technology developments related to smart city projects and explore partnerships Experience the market landscape first-hand and develop an understanding of customer preferences and trends
SCSE PROGRAM
Tues 26 Mar Wed 27 Mar Thurs 28 Mar Fri 29 Mar
Opening Ceremony CTalk CTalk Cultural Tour Opening Reception Expo Tour Real-site demo tour Forums Matchmaking Mayors’ Summit Sustainable City Forum Sustainable City Forum
Welcome Luncheon World Telecom World Telecom Conference Conference
CTalk Forums Matchmaking Taipei Night
Please note: - This SCSE program is a preliminary program and subject to variation by the event organiser – additional programs are to be confirmed - AI 50, SHE, FuturED and IBE event programs are to be announced
Expo Venue: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center No 1, Jinmai 2nd Road, Nangang District Taipei, Taiwan
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PARTICIPATION SUPPORT PACKAGE BY SCSE ORGANISER
Delegation Type Delegates Type Flights Free Additional Reimbursement Accommodation Support
1. Government / City Deputy Mayors, Mayors Yes Yes Welcome Delegation or higher Premium Economy 4 Nights, luncheon Up to 10 Australian city (1 per city delegation) Class up to US 25-29 March Site demo tours council delegations (led by a $2,500 Taipei Night Deputy Mayor, Mayor or Delegates None Yes As above (excluding higher) Accompanying the deputy 4 Nights, Taipei Night event) mayors, mayors or higher 25-29 March (up to 5 delegates for each city delegation)
2. Business Delegation Delegation Leader Yes Yes Welcome A business delegation must Economy Class up 4 Nights, luncheon consist of 10 or more people to US $1,500 25-29 March Site demo tours (e.g. Chamber of Commerce Delegation from Australia with 10 or more participants) Delegates None Yes 4 Nights, 25-29 March
3. AI 50 Delegation Delegation Leader Yes Yes One 10 minute AI 50 is the gathering of Accelerators and Venture Economy Class up 5 Nights, speech track global Artificial Intelligence Capitalists who recommend to US $1,500 25-30 March Free display (AI) solutions with open AI startups with smart city space at AI 50 displays, networking, and innovations pavilion forums (Airfare reimbursement is only available to accelerators/venture capitalists who submit 5 applications, among which at least 2 are selected by the organiser)
Delegates None Yes Selected startups with 5 Nights, innovative smart city 25-30 March solutions/projects using AI technology (three person per startup)
4. Individual Businesses Delegates None Yes Companies/startups with Three persons per 5 Nights, innovative smart city company/startup 25-30 March solutions This package is for those Australia Pavilion participants who are not receiving any of the above packages, and up to 8 individual companies/startups may receive this package.
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Please note: 1. Deputy Mayors, Mayors or Higher are required to participate in all compulsory activities and at least one selected activity arranged by the organiser. The required activities are: - Opening Ceremony (26 March) - Mayors’ Summit (26 March) - Ctalk (27 March) - Expo Tour (27 March) 2. Business Delegation Leader and Delegates are required to participate in the following activities arranged by the organiser: - three B2B matchmaking sessions - two forum tracks
AUSTRALIA PAVILION PARTICIPATION COST PER CITY/COMPANY
Market Package inclusions: Total cost
Taiwan This package includes the following services and inclusions: A$1,750 Australia Pavilion - floor space, design and construction, display of your logo/brand, and space for business meetings networking reception transportation cost for site visits social media promotion marketing and promotion, including company profile pamphlets event coordination and management organising business meetings on the ground assistance.
NOTE: You may be eligible to claim some of your marketing and promotion costs associated with this exhibition through the Export Market Development Grant scheme. For more information visit www.austrade.gov.au or call 13 28 78.
CONFIRMING YOUR PARTICIPATION In order to provide the highest level of service to delegates, places are strictly limited. Please confirm your participation interest by completing the online registration by Friday 7 December 2018. If your application is successful, we will send you an acceptance letter with our standard terms and conditions and an invoice for payment. An Event Participation Kit with all the information you need to prepare for the mission will then be sent to you.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION If you are considering this mission, Austrade recommends that you consult ‘Smartraveller’, the Australian Government's travel advisory service, which is available at www.smartraveller.gov.au. Travel advice is updated regularly on this site.
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Please note that Austrade will only work with clients that maintain appropriate business ethics, and demonstrate a commitment to legal obligations including anti-bribery laws, both in Australia and overseas markets. Review further information on anti-bribery at http://www.austrade.gov.au/Australian/Export/Guide-to-exporting/Legal-issues/Bribery- of-foreign-public-officials.
KEY CONTACTS
To discuss your participation options further, please contact:
Taiwan Australia Lawrence Chang Gabrielle Hall Business Development Manager Adviser – Future Cities Austrade Taipei Austrade Brisbane T +886 2 8758 4215 T +61 7 3364 7732 E [email protected] E [email protected]
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