Introduction to ARTEMIS Jan Lohstroh Secretary General ARTEMIS

Introduction to ARTEMIS Jan Lohstroh – Secretary General ARTEMIS Industry Association Date, Barcelona location 2010, December 14 Introduction to ARTEMIS

ARTEMIS = R&D&I in Embedded Systems ARTEMIS Advanced Research & Technology for EMbedded Intelligence and Systems Date, location ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 2

Embedded Systems § Comprising SW, Processors, HW and connectivity u The ‘computer’ is ‘invisible’ to the user § Used in aero planes, cars, consumer electronics, white goods, robotics, machines, public infrastructures, buildings, mobile phones, … u Permeate our daily lives to an increasingly important extent § 98% of processors WW are in Embedded Systems u u Mobile phone contains 5 -10 processors Typical car has 60 processors or more Date, location § 20 Billion Embedded Systems by 2012 [conservative estimate] ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 3

ES: Key to Europe’s competitiveness § Embedded Systems are a key enabler for innovation in major industries Innovative, ES-based products u Innovative, ES-based manufacturing, distribution & maintenance systems u Date, location ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 4

Embedded Systems Applications § ES’s bring intelligence and ease of use u u u To products For manufacturing etc. . . Additionally: energy savings, reduced costs, . . . § Compared to General Purpose computers, they are demanding applications: u u u Exponentially increasing complexity [design and maintenance] Reliability Availability [24/7] Safety, security Time critical, … Date, location ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 5

Two ARTEMIS related Legal Entities § ARTEMIS Industry Association [founded 2007] u u Incorporating the ARTEMIS ETP since 2007 Status December 2010: 207 members from industry, institutes and universities First Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) published in 2006 [ARTEMIS-ETP] Updated SRA will be published in April 2011 § ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking [founded 2008] Legal embodiment of JTI [Joint Technology Initiative] u Members are Commission, 22 Member States and ARTEMIS Industry Association u Funded programme originally envisioned: about 2. 6 B€ [1. 3 B€ reality? ] u 6 calls (2008 -2013); 3 calls are completed resulting in 36 projects Date, ulocation 4 th call in 2011 u ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 6

ARTEMIS Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) and ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking ARTEMIS SRA 2006 (update in 2011) by ARTEMIS Industry Association [incorporating ARTEMIS-ETP] Industry-driven pan-European vision FP 7 ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking EUREKA Upstream Up and Downstream ICT collab. R&D MASP/RA [yearly] ITEA 2, MEDEA+ ERC AWP [yearly] National contracts Marie Curie Call document [yearly] Research infrastr. Date, location National contracts ARTEMIS Industry Association National / Regional Programmes EC co-funding Since 2008 Introduction to ARTEMIS � 7

Brokerage Event for Call 2011 Day 2 § Introduction by Jan Lohstroh, § Selection process by Eric Schutz, § AWP 2011 by Laila Gide [Thales] § Continuation of the Brokerage Secretary General ARTEMIS -IA co-chair WG SRA ARTEMIS -IA § Call process by Alun Foster, Programme Manager ARTEMIS -JU § Organisation of this event by Executive Director ARTEMIS -JU event u Break out sessions u Final plenary § Closure and drinks Ad ten Berg, R&D manager ARTEMIS [IA] u u Poster session Break out session Reports in plenary Dinner ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 8

137 entities participating to this event of which 52 are not (yet) ARTEMIS-IA member 60 50 40 30 Corp. Companies 20 Univ. /Inst. SME's 10 Au st ria Cz Bel giu ec h Re m pu b De lic nm ar k Fin la nd Fr an Ge ce rm an y Gr ee ce Ire la nd Ita ly L Ne atv ia th er la nd No s rw a Po y rtu ga l Ru ss ia Sp ai Un Sw n ite ed d Ki en ng do m 0 ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 9

Advantages membership ARTEMIS Industry Association § Free entry to ARTEMIS Industry General Assembly § Possibility to be elected in ARTEMIS Industry Association Steering Board u The ARTEMIS Industry Association Steering Board elaborates the AWP to make the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking and industry driven programme § Possibility to become a member of a Working Group u SRA, MASP/RA, AWP, Co. IE, Tool platforms, Standardisation, Education, Metrics, SME’s, etc. § Free entrance to ARTEMIS Spring Event, Summer Camp and Co-summit §Date, Free copy of the ARTEMIS Magazine location § See for more info: www. artemis-ia. eu ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 10

ARTEMIS-IA has to pay 2/3 of the operating costs of the Joint Undertaking Office § Agreement with the European Commission that ARTEMIS Industry Association pays 2/3 of the operating costs of the Joint Undertaking Office § Current scenario is that over the lifetime of the Joint Undertaking ARTEMIS Industry Association pays 11 M€ § Participants of selected projects should feel it a moral obligation to pay the same 1. 5% of the eligible project costs to ARTEMIS Industry Association as ARTEMIS Industry Association members do Date, location ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 11

Supporting persons in this event ARTEMIS Industry Association § § § Ad ten Berg, R&D and Innovation coordinator Else Embregts, Communications manager Yvonne van Hattum, Office and Event manager Sandra Bok, Member administration Jan Lohstroh, Secretary General ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking § § Eric Schutz, Executive Director Alun Foster, Programme manager Antonio Vecchio Patrick Vandenberghe Date, location ARTEMIS Industry Association Introduction to ARTEMIS � 12

Thank your for your attention Jan Lohstroh: jan. lohstroh@artemis-ia. eu Date, location Introduction to ARTEMIS