Intercharge Network Conference Showcase Projects Bosch Software Innovations GmbH Michael Strasser Berlin, Mai 05 th, 2014

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1 Intercharge Network Conference Showcase Projects GmbH Michael Strasser Berlin, Mai 05 th, 2014

2 Focus Areas for the Internet of Things & Services Global digital networking and the resulting Internet of things and services offers a wealth of new opportunities. 1

3 Commercial Projects Publically Funded Research Projects 2

4 Showcase Regions in Germany 3

5 Connected mobility services for B2B customers Extended and adaptive mobility services 4

6 Complexity of future mobility Car Sharing (e.g. Multicity, Car2Go, Flinkster) Bike Sharing (e.g. Nextbike, Call-a-Bike) Ride Sharing (e.g. Flinc, Blablacar, Mitfahrgelegenheit) Taxi (e.g. Taxi Berlin, MyTaxi, Velotaxi) Public transport, long-distance coaches (e.g. ADAX-Postbus, FlixBux) Many additional services: charging, geocaching, parking localization (news, offers, shopping, travel guide, points of interest) Tendency:

7 Mobility Services Status-Quo Customer Interface Backend-System of mobility provider backend systems of other mobility providers

8 Mobility Services Status-Quo

9 Open Mobility Berlin A platform to connect the various mobility services of different market segments. Harmonized interfaces to easily integrate new mobility services powered by Basic services including charging, parking, public transport and car sharing Open to all mobility service-providers and business users Services can be broadly or individually offered to all business users

10 Connected mobility of the future Link between Open Mobility Berlin and Extended and adaptive mobility services Backend-System of mobility providers Customer Interface Backend-System of mobility provider Customer Interface EMD Extended and adaptive mobility services Enable new services with EMD-Toolset Open Mobility Berlin integration platform

11 Extended and adaptive mobility services Development and provisioning of semantic descriptions for context-sensitive based services Development of applications to support service development in the mobility domain to i) reduce development costs, ii) reduce time-to-market and iii) enables adaptive service compositions Enabling a new generation of domain overlapping e-mobility services (utility, mobility provider and traffic infrastructure) that is characterized by semantic description, adaptive context, real-time billing and personalization

12 Good E-Roaming Practice In late 2014, the showcase regions and 10 partners from the industry have successfully demonstrated that platform interoperability can be achieved Charging requests have been roamed between separated platforms operated in different showcase regions The roaming enables end-customers to use foreign charging infrastructure The Good E-Roaming Practice Guide has been elaborated based on the experience gained during the field demonstration 11

13 Good E-Roaming Practice Example Architecture Charging Station remote authorization via intercharge platform. Source: Good E-Roaming Practice Guide p

14 Good E-Roaming Practice Extract of the executive summary Participating stakeholders should organize their service provisioning in a spoke model Multi-Platform approach can be achieved via routing tables and an agreed communication protocol The inter-roaming protocol should be open and its usage obligingly among the participating stakeholders All resources and roles must have a unique identifier 13