T-City Friedrichshafen Innovations for better living Günther Ottendorfer, T-Mobile Germany.

T-City Friedrichshafen Innovations for better livingGünther Ottendorfer, T-Mobile Germany

About T-City Friedrichshafen

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T-City Presentation 3

T-City at Lake Constance

Friedric

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Picture Source: Wikipedia

58,000 inhabitants Home of the zeppelin D-AT-CH border triangle Large-scale industry

(ZF, MTU/Tognum, EADS, Zeppelin)

Broad middle-class base Tourism location

(500.000 overnight stays)

Expo and convention city

Sports and tournaments site

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From May 2006 to February 2007 52 German cities with between 25,000 and 100,000 inhabitants took part in an idea competition.

A panel of independent judges selected Friedrichshafen as the T-City in Feb. 2007.

The joint T-City project involving citizens, companies and public and private institutions from the city of Friedrichshafen, as well as Deutsche Telekom and its partners.

T-City is an important milestone project for Deutsche Telekom.

The five year project (2007-2012) will demonstrate to Germany and the rest of Europe how important innovative information and communication technologies are for modern society.

T-City – Innovations for better livingWhat is T-City? – Idea Competition for ICT innovations

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Each city started with its own individual ICT profile.Starting with this profile, each city was to develop project ideas that would create a better target profile (increased quality of life and of the city as a place of business).The ideas for each project came from the cities.

Improved quality of life and of the city as a place of business through ICT

Improved quality of life and of the city as a place of business through ICT

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T-City - The competition.The cities’ different needs and goals

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T-City - The competition. Awards for the winning cities

Prizes for the winner: High-speed mobile and fixed-line infrastructure (HSDPA and

VDSL). Equipment, personnel and financial support worth up to 80

million euros.

Prizes for the nine finalists: Arnsberg, Coburg, Frankfurt (Oder), Görlitz, Kaiserslautern,

Kamp-Lintfort, Neuruppin, Osterholz-Scharmbeck, Schwäbisch-Hall each receive equipment, personnel and financial support worth 50,000 euros to put towards one of their project ideas.

The judges awarded a special prize worth 100,000 euros to Arnsberg’s e-daycare project.

T-City – Project goals

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T-City - Project goals

Deutsche Telekom is pursuing a number of public project goals with T-City :

T-City demonstrates the value that innovative information and communications technologies (ICT) .

The project showcases the opportunities and potential contained within these technologies that can be unlocked using improved communications, streamlined techniques and by saving time, money and resources.

T-City is a perfect example of how innovative, user-oriented ICT applications can:

improve people’s quality of life. make the city a better business location. create new solutions for municipal projects. improve the connection between the city’s people and its

institutions.

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What have we achieved? Where do we go?

2008 2009

2010 2011 20122006 2007

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Nov. 2007: Projectstart „Mobile Visite“ Mar. 2008: Projectstart

„eMetering“

Mar. 2008: Projectstart „edunex“

Sep. 2008: Projectstart „Digital Picture Frame“

07/02/21 T-City Award Ceremony

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T-City – Projects

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The project areas

Citizen & Government

Tourism & Culture

Mobility & Traffic

Learning & Research

Economy & Employment

Healthcare

Connected Life & Work

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Citizen & Government

Tourism& Culture

Mobility& Traffic Learning& Research


Healthcare

ConnectedLife & Work

Initial projects show the way

T-Home EntertainInformation Portal(local content on TV)

GPS - emergency call

Mobile visits –Interactive healthcare platform

KatCard – Ticketingbased on NFC

Media Hotel – modern infotainment

City Info - local informationvia text messaging

Deutsche Telekomconnected life and

work

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GPS emergency call (1/3)

User presses the application’s “Help” button in case of emergency.

Call is connected to a call center.

Rescue workers receive precise coordinates, enabling them to deliver faster first aid services.

New: GPS coordinates are transmitted simultaneously.

Mobility & Traffic

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GPS emergency call (2/3)

Nicht Bestandteil des Demonstrators

T-Traffic DienstezentraleOrt der Hilfesituation

Positionsermittlungüber Satellit (GPS)

Verarbeitung der Hilferufdaten, Datenzugriff durch das Call Center

Hilfemeldung mit Positionsangabe

Durchführung der Hilfemaßnahmen

Sprachverbindungs-aufbau über GSM

Manuell ausgelöster Hilferuf

Notrufabfragestelle der T-Traffic(1. Level PSAP)

Datenübertragung

per GSM

2. Level PSAPPolizei, Rettungskräfte

Datenübertragung per Sprache / FAX / Daten Ggf. Konferenzschaltung

Nicht Bestandteil des Demonstrators

T-Traffic DienstezentraleOrt der Hilfesituation

Positionsermittlungüber Satellit (GPS)

Verarbeitung der Hilferufdaten, Datenzugriff durch das Call Center

Hilfemeldung mit Positionsangabe

Durchführung der Hilfemaßnahmen

Sprachverbindungs-aufbau über GSM

Manuell ausgelöster Hilferuf

Notrufabfragestelle der T-Traffic(1. Level PSAP)

Datenübertragung

per GSM

2. Level PSAPPolizei, Rettungskräfte

Datenübertragung per Sprache / FAX / Daten Ggf. Konferenzschaltung

GPS satellitestriangulate position

Distress call

GPS satellitestriangulate position

Manually-activated emergency call

Distress call with loaction coordinates

Voice call connected via GSM

Emergency call processing, data access via call center

Data transmission via voice / fax / data or

conference call

T-Traffic emergency call inquiry terminal (1st level PSAP)

T-Traffic Service Center

2nd level PSAP Police, rescue personnel Not part of demonstration

Mobility & Traffic

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GPS emergency call – Screen shot (3/3)Mobility & Traffic

The application…

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MS Sonnenkönigin.W-LAN on water

First swimming T-Mobile hotspot

Connected to T-Mobile HotSpot network via satellite

The MS Sonnenkönigin is an event ship for special organized functions and conventions

> 8.400 DTAG Hotspots in Germany

>40.000 Hotspots worldwide

Mobility & Traffic

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First Pilot: Digital picture frame

Photos are sent via multimedia message (MMS) to a digital picture frame

Areas of application: Children can send photos of grandchildren to their grandparents

Tourism & Culture

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eMetering (1/3)

Remote consumer data readout will be possible via Internet in future. Power-hungry appliances can be identified and eliminated. Manual data readouts and individual inspections will become a thing of the

past. Advantage for energy provider: Peak power periods can be minimized.


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eMetering (2/3)Portal screen shot for the user. Economy &

Employment

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eMetering (3/3)How it works

Electricmeter

Gateway

Gasmeter

Control & pre-

processing

Access/Loadbal.

EDM

Billing

CRM

Portal server Archive/

DMS

Watermeter

GPRSDSL


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T-City - Mobile work architectureEconomy and Employment field

Company environment

Mobile deployment Supplier / Contractor

Unifiedcommunication

Remoteaccess

CollaborativeIT-appl.

In focus in 2008:B2C communication

In focus in 2009:B2B collaboration

Bundle

FMC

Virtualdesktop

MobileworkerbundlesP3-Pen


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Telemedicine

Treatment of patients with congestive heart disorder

First T-City telemedicine project

Increased patient treatment efficiency for doctors

Patients vital data will be sent to a server. Nursery control at the hospital

Better treatment possible because of permanent vital data flow

Healthcare

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Edunex – Education Next Generation

Students learn using the online Edunex platform

The system is an ideal aide for teachers particularly in identifying and bridging performance gaps

School children can learn both individually and more efficiently

Schools with children from diverse backgrounds can especially benefit

Learning & Research

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KatCard

Booking a catamaran ticket from Friedrichshafen to Constance using an NFC-enabled mobile phone

Cashless payments

Mobility & Traffic

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T-City: local Info Portal in IP-TV

Deutsche Telekom Board member Tim Höttges visit Hotel Golden Rad and tests T-City

T-City Hotspot Sommer

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A comprehensive campaign of activities was launched, coinciding with the “Seehasen” Festival (June 10th).

The HotSpots were frequently used A total of 38 HotSpots (telephone columns, multimedia

terminals, restaurants, hotels) can still be used free of charge until September 30th.

The innovative landing page (www.mobile-stadtportale.de) not only establishes a regional connection but also offers location-based services at HotSpots.

Starting in 2009, select cities and communities will be examined as potential candidates for future roll-outs based on experiences in Friedrichshafen.

T-City HotSpot Summer Summary

http://www.mobile-stadtportale.de/

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HotSpot Summer started on July 10th, coinciding with the Friedrichshafen “Seehasen” Festival

Identification of HotSpot locations 15,000 flyers ( distributed in tourist info points,

hotels, restaurants, Telekom shops, events, etc.)

Banner at the Moleturm tower 11 Large-size posters at city access points 150 DIN A2 posters (in hotels, for example) Internet: t-city.de / hotspot.de Dedicated T-City section in the city‘s intranet

portal E-mails to 1,500 business development

agencies Flash animation at multimedia terminals 2-3 press releases per week

HotSpot Summer communications activities and measures

Communicationmeasures

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On-siteactivities

Presentations held in schools, at city tours and for Zeppelin tour guides, bike attendants, restaurant and even Telekom shop employees

Presentations for 10 guest receptions Rental promotions: Laptop / iPhone, etc. Beach Club becomes “HotSpot Club” T-City in Dialogue (Info events around T-City

topics) Mobile Internet café on tour for adolescent

residents Mobile tourist info during international trade

fairs / exhibitions The Nintendo Truck pays T-City a visit Photo competition until September 30th, 2008

HotSpot Summer on site Friedrichshafen

HotSpot Summer communications activities and measures

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HotSpot Summer was introduced as T-City dialogue eventLarge banners, posters,and phone booths ensure high visibility

Summary

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Summary

Infrastructural basis for target realizated in fixed an mobile network has been laid

12 projects uptil now are implementated A growing number of residents are benefitting from the different

projects Achievements are scientifically monitored by the University of Bonn Deutsche Telekom founded the “Institut for Connected Cities” at

the Zeppelin University of Friedrichshafen

We cordially invite you to come and visit us in the T-City!

Continuing flow of projects over the next years

Life is for sharing.

Thank you for your attention

T-City Friedrichshafen Innovations for better living Günther Ottendorfer, T-Mobile Germany.

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