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  1. THIS IS THE TITLE SLIDE IMEC.ICON INFORMATION SESSION JUNE 9, 2017

  2. AGENDA imec imec.icon What is an imec.icon project? Expected outcome of an imec.icon Examples Application procedure VLAIO and Innoviris funding IPR and Contracts

  3. imec is the world-leading R&D and innovation hub in nanoelectronics and digital technology.

  4. LEUVEN HEADQUARTERS GHENT SMART APPLICATIONS

  5. SMART APPLICATIONS – VERTICAL MARKETS

  6. SMART APPLICATIONS – RESEARCH PROGRAMS

  7. AGENDA imec imec.icon What is an imec.icon project? Expected outcome of an imec.icon Examples Application procedure VLAIO and Innoviris funding IPR and Contracts

  8. IMEC.ICON PROGRAM LARGE EXPERIENCE BASE 12 120 +350 Calls Projects Partners 2009-2017 2009-2017 2009-2017

  9. >300 IMEC.ICON PARTNERS AND COUNTING

  10. ECOSYSTEM CONTINUOUSLY GETS BROADER First-timers Returning partners call 2009-1 2009-2 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015-1 2015-2 2016-1 2016-2 2017-1 2009 – 2017

  11. >30% RETURNING PARTNERS 273 55 21 13 2009 – 2017

  12. >80% OF THE PARTNERS ARE COMPANIES 2011 – 2015

  13. >50% OF THE PARTNERS ARE ICT COMPANIES 2011 – 2015

  14. ACT LOCAL, THINK GLOBAL 2011 – 2015

  15. AGENDA imec imec.icon What is an imec.icon project? Expected outcome of an imec.icon Examples Application procedure VLAIO and Innoviris funding IPR and Contracts

  16. THE POSITION OF IMEC.ICON IN THE PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE PRODUCT FEASABILITY R&D LAUNCH imec.icon EMPLOYMENT REVENUE

  17. IMEC.ICON R&D COOPERATION WITH FLEMISH INDUSTRY & ECOSYSTEM 18

  18. IMEC.ICON PRIME ASSUMPTIONS ICT -related Demand-driven Relating to a real need in industry/society Involving companies, social/cultural sector, users, customers,… Within the scope of imec’ market segments ...

  19. IMEC.ICON CHARACTERISTICS Cooperative research with a focus and impact on valorisation for all industry partners involved Interdisciplinary Technology, legal, social Different market segments No dominant partner in the consortium Flemish partners involved 2-year duration

  20. IMEC.ICON CONSORTIUM MANY RESEARCH OPTIONS: IMEC + UNIVERSITIES Industry partners Research groups • Min. 3 partners • Min. 2 groups • imec • SMEs, large companies, • Flemish universities governments, social profit, • other technology providers or services, authorities… • Flanders (min. 1) Belgium International Advice: go for lean and mean (research <120MM)

  21. ALIGNING YOUR CONSORTIUM MAKING ROOM FOR WIN-WIN Partner 1 Partner 2 Partner 3 Partner 4 Goal 1 not-relevant must-have nice-to-have no-go Goal 2 nice-to-have must-have not-relevant must-have Goal 3 not-relevant nice-to-have nice-to-have nice-to-have … not-relevant nice-to-have nice-to-have must-have www.win-winnovatie.be 22

  22. IMEC.ICON CONSORTIUM OPTIONAL: USER GROUP User/Stakeholder group • Not a formal partner A user group is linked to the project • to: • provide specific input • act as a sparring partner • validate certain results • to provide certain data • to set up requirements • …

  23. IMEC.ICON PROJECT BUDGET CO-INVESTMENT BY ALL PARTNERS Industry partners Research groups • own budget • imec & Flemish universities • External funding is • imec dotation allowed • other research groups • Integrated application • own budget forVLAIO/Innoviris in imec.icon application Budget research groups max 50% of total project budget

  24. AGENDA imec imec.icon What is an imec.icon project? Expected outcome of an imec.icon Examples Application procedure VLAIO and Innoviris funding IPR and Contracts

  25. RESULTS AT THE END OF THE ICON PROJECT Proof-of-concept / demonstrator Not a pilot ready for commercialization Value for the companies has to be incorporated in the project from the beginning.  Involving the customer and user from the beginning using: • BI models Living Labs •

  26. OUTCOME OF AN IMEC.ICON Added value Economic Company results Qualitative employment Social/cultural Added value to target group Impact in Flanders

  27. VALORISATION DETAILED PLANNING STARTS DURING THE PROJECT IMPLEMENTED BY THE COMPANIES AFTER THE PROJECT Start of Middle of End of project project (1yr) project (2yrs) Plan valorisation details Further follow-up on supporting valorisation will be organised during the project

  28. VALORISATION Demonstrate credibility towards external partners and generate business impact Market Launch new spin-off company, joint-venture or Spin-off Product external startup Launch new product-line or improve current products

  29. THE POSITION OF IMEC.ICON IN THE PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE PRODUCT FEASABILITY R&D LAUNCH imec.icon EMPLOYMENT REVENUE

  30. IMEC.ICON WORKS PORTFOLIO IMPACT STUDY 2015 - AGGREGATED (30 COMPANIES)

  31. AGENDA imec imec.icon What is an imec.icon project? Expected outcome of an imec.icon Examples Application procedure VLAIO and Innoviris funding IPR and Contracts

  32. EXAMPLES ICON

  33. TRU-BLISS RESULT: WEBSITE VULNERABILITY TOOL THAT AUTOMATICALLY & CONTINUOUSLY TESTS FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS’ WEBSITES AGAINST SECURITY PARAMETE RS 34

  34. MONICOW DEVELOPMENT OF ADVANCED AND ENERGY-EFFICIENT WIRELESS SYSTEM FOR LARGE-SCALE CATTLE LOCALIZATION & INFORMATION COLLECTION 35

  35. IFEST A RICHER FESTIVAL EXPERIENCE WITH PORTABLE SENSOR TECHNOLOGY

  36. IFEST A Richer Festival Experience with Portable Sensor Technology 80 000 massive interference festival bracelets 80 000 1000 s m a r t p h o n e s wireless routers

  37. CLAXON IMPROVING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN PEOPLE AND COLLABORATIVE ROBOTS IN FACTORIES

  38. AGENDA imec imec.icon What is an imec.icon project? Expected outcome of an imec.icon Examples Application procedure VLAIO and Innoviris funding IPR and Contracts

  39. 2-STEP APPLICATION PROCEDURE 1. Extended abstract + pitch 2. Full proposal

  40. TIMING 42

  41. ABSTRACT PHASE: EXTENDED ABSTRACT Content Abstract: Cause and context of the project Innovation goals State of the art and leap of knowledge Expected project outcome Valorization and Social/economic benefit Abstract not eligible if Each partner/research group: over character limits Brief presentation Relevant expertise Importance of the partner/research group T emplate is available Strategic importance of the project on imec website

  42. ABSTRACT PHASE: PITCH BEFORE PANEL Pitch Very short presentation (6 minutes) Followed by a short Q&A Consortium presence Max. 5 consortium members, incl. research lead and project lead Panel External domain experts info session on Pitch Representatives of imec 15 Sep (10.30am) T emplate is available on imec website

  43. ABSTRACT PHASE: CONCEPT OF KEY PARTNER Key partners: Are essential for the project • • Without those partners, it’s a different project -> would need re-evaluation • Consequences: • The full proposal will be non-eligible if key partners withdraw between abstract and full proposal Other partners: are also committed to the project, but can be replaced • New partners can join the project between the abstract and the full proposal Cooperative nature of the consortium is an important evaluation criterion

  44. ABSTRACT PHASE: EVALUATION CRITERIA ALIGNED WITH VLAIO AND INNOVIRIS R&D CRITERIA  Clearly defined and realistic research objectives  Social/economic valorization and added value of the project  Cooperative nature of the consortium and market driven character of the project  Effort and timing Evaluation criteria available on website

  45. TIMING 47

  46. FULL PROPOSAL PHASE High-level content Full Proposal: Information on the whole imec.icon project Cause and context, Innovation goals, Implementation Partner-specific information Valorization information Requested funding (if applicable)

  47. INFO SESSIONS ON FULL PROPOSAL General info session Detailed session with tips & tricks October 3, 10-12:30, VLAIO Brussels (afternoon: option to book 1-on-1 session) Sessions specific on valorisation (industry partners) Co-organised with Innovatiecentrum October 6, 2017, 13u30-15u,VAC Gent Advised for first time applicants Invites will follow for those who go to FP phase

  48. FULL PROPOSAL PHASE: EVALUATION PROCEDURE

  49. FULL PROPOSAL EVALUATION CRITERIA 1. QUALITY Innovation goals Knowledge leap and challenges Challenges / innovativeness Project approach Quality of the Quality implementation Feasibility of work programme Efficiency Expertise & Resources Evaluation criteria are aligned with VLAIO and Innoviris

  50. FULL PROPOSAL EVALUATION CRITERIA 2. IMPACT Strategic importance of the project for the company Market prospects Opportunities & threats in the Market structure market Strengths / weaknesses Surrounding factors partners Impact Employment & investments Economic leverage in Flanders (in case of Innoviris funding: Brussels) Anchoring of economic leverage in Flanders (in case of Innoviris funding: Brussels) Societal impact

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