The City Innovation Exchange Lab creates social impact globally by inclusive experimentation, testing with the public in Living Labs and sharing
Recent Activities
AMS Responsible Sensing Lab Workshop
Test the Responsible Crowd Sensing Toolkit decision canvas during the AMS Responsible Sensing Lab Launch event Jan. 28. For more information visit https://www.ams-institute.org/events/official-launch-responsible-sensing-lab-opening-exhibit-senses-amsterdam/
Festival de Géopolitique de Grenoble
The Festival Géopolitique 2020 has been rescheduled for March 24-26, 2021. Paul Manwaring will deliver a paper: Smart Cities versus Smart Citizens are Living Labs the answer? If we are going to create sustainable value in urban [...]
User Centric Digital Cities: Generating Value with Experimentation in Living Labs
Paul Manwaring will discuss is current focus with the City of Amsterdam CTO office to test, distribute and scale community driven Smart City solutions for crowd monitoring in public spaces. He will share his experience [...]
Virtual Sensor World Week
Smart Cities, Energy & Infrastructure Tom will be speaking to sensor specialists within the smart city and infrastructure sector. With a core focus on IoT, AI and advanced sensing technologies for smart cities – including [...]
Kyiv Smart City Forum 2020
How to Future-proof Your City in The Age of Corona? Smart Architecture? Inclusive Cities? Excited to be speaking at the Kiev Smart City Forum 2020 w/ Yulian Chaplinsky , Chief Archiect of Lviv and deputy [...]
Business For Smart Cities
Business For Smart Cities - Congress. Wed, Apr 22, 202010:30 PM Fri, Apr 24, 202011:30 PM Congress and Exhibition Center (map) Tom will be speaking on personal projects that have become“SUCCESFUL EXAMPLES OF TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION OF CITIES” with [...]
Featured Workshop
Experiments
Recreational Crowd Study
Located in the heart of Amsterdam, the Marineterrein Amsterdam has become one of the most popular recreational destinations in our busy city. As summer temperatures get hotter and hotter, this innovation district can become overcrowded with swimmers, sun bathers and picnickers who are welcome, but also create challenges related to health and safety.
CITIXL is conducting an experiment to count pedestrians, sunbathers, swimmers and night- swimmers using two smart cameras that generate valuable data while respecting privacy.
Smart Water Meter Lab
Amsterdam is not a city that needs to worry about water. However there are many cities around the world that are seeing much more extended dry periods and will soon run out of water. More and more global cities will run out of water in next few decades unless water use is radically changed.
CITIXL is now testing 15 wireless smart water meters in De Ceuvel, a clean tech living lab in Amsterdam that asks the question: How can we measure or monitor water consumption? And what new tools can we co-create that encourage water conservation?
Smart Camera Lab
CCTV Cameras are getting really really smart. Embedded with new layers like deep-learning, wire framing, motion tracking and facial recognition capabilities, these smart cameras deliver lots of details and insights about our streets and sidewalks.
But how will all these cutting edge cameras be used in the future? CITIXL teamed up with Smart Taipei and Umbo Camera to explore how these cameras will impact society in Amsterdam. The goal of this experiment was to use data as dialogue see what these cameras mean for our future smart city.
Reclaiming Space Experiment
Throughout history, the Dutch have been world famous for reclaiming land and space. Most recently, the Dutch have been leaders in incubating space to create new jobs and creative industries for students, artists, entrepreneurs and startups to flourish. CITIXL has teamed up with Boston City Council and Wentworth Institute of Technology to rapid prototype viable business models and pop-up solutions that can quickly have an impact on the District 4 communities
Amsterdam Living Labs
Today there are over 40 “Living Labs” and hundreds of experiments, tests, pilots taking place in Amsterdam. We are asking Amsterdam’s policy makers, knowledge partners and community leaders a series of questions in fun interactive sessions with the aim to capture and visualise the various interpretations, definitions and attitudes of todays living labs. Make your opinion count! If you want to add your voice to the discussion please click the quiz button below and take the 5 minute quick-scan.
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What does your city want to exchange?
For more information about how to join the City Innovation Exchange Lab (CITIXL) and accelerate global impact, please visit our website www.citixl.com or contact the program directors, Paul Manwaring paul@iotlivinglab.com and Tom van Arman tom@tapp.nl