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| + | The main goal of this deliverable is to address the market for secure and trusted services and devices, e.g. | ||
| + | * due to our competence, the major focus is on the home | ||
| + | * home: increase of "garbage" devices when it comes to security and privacy | ||
| + | ** example of Forbrukerrådet: Doll that collects everything being said in the room - hacking of Amazon Echo, Google Home... | ||
| + | ** market | ||
| + | * novel services in the home | ||
| + | * 5G@Home service requirements (Josef, Thanh) | ||
| + | * Smart Building "re-adressed" with intelligent and integrated access and control | ||
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| + | Invite each of the domain leaders to address in short the '''most promising services/devices''' | ||
Latest revision as of 10:35, 29 January 2019
Deliverable SCOTT:D22.2
SCOTT:D22.2 of SCOTT is part of SCOTT:WP22 in Task SCOTT:T22.1
Title: Market Roadmap - initial
The deliverable is Public, due date is month M24.
Lead partner of this deliverable is EyeNetworks, main and responsible editor is Josef Noll
this page was created by Form:Deliverable, and can be edited by Special:FormEdit/Deliverable/SCOTT:D22.2
The deliverable is found here:
The main goal of this deliverable is to address the market for secure and trusted services and devices, e.g.
- due to our competence, the major focus is on the home
- home: increase of "garbage" devices when it comes to security and privacy
- example of Forbrukerrådet: Doll that collects everything being said in the room - hacking of Amazon Echo, Google Home...
- market
- novel services in the home
- 5G@Home service requirements (Josef, Thanh)
- Smart Building "re-adressed" with intelligent and integrated access and control
Invite each of the domain leaders to address in short the most promising services/devices