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Plan your visit to DOLL Living Lab
We’re happy to welcome you to DOLL Living Lab. When planing your visit to DOLL Living Lab, you can choose a Living Lab visit or a full-day visit with a capacity building experience.
We look forward to welcoming you in the Living Lab.
Living Lab visit
We welcome groups and delegations to visit DOLL Living Lab in-person. You can meet our partners, and experience DOLL as a co-creation platform around new city technology.
At DOLL we can offer guided tours, partner presentations, sparring sessions and workshops where we involve subject-matter experts, industry players and other key partners to make your visit informative and inspirational.
DOLL can help you to create a customized program for your visit and provide both on-site demonstrations and the use of our modern conference-room facilities. If you are interested in Smart Cities, Dynamic Lighting, Intelligent Traffic Control, or wish to understand the application areas for new technologies such as IoT or AI, visit DOLL to further empower your decision-making.
We welcome groups and delegations to visit DOLL Living Lab in-person. You can meet our partners, and experience DOLL as a co-creation platform around new city technology.
At DOLL we can offer guided tours, partner presentations, sparring sessions and workshops where we involve subject-matter experts, industry players and other key partners to make your visit informative and inspirational.
DOLL can help you to create a customized program for your visit and provide both on-site demonstrations and the use of our modern conference-room facilities. If you are interested in Smart Cities, Dynamic Lighting, Intelligent Traffic Control, or wish to understand the application areas for new technologies such as IoT or AI, visit DOLL to further empower your decision-making.
DEEP DIVES – by BABLE x DOLL Living Lab
THE CONCEPT
- A full-day site visit and capacity building experience
- Cost: €3500 per group of up to 20 people
Enhance your visit to DOLL Living Lab to include an interactive training session with a deep dive into either cross-cutting or solution-specific topics. You will get inspiration for current Smart City developments and understand market solutions from the living lab. Spend the rest of the day at the DOLL Visitor Centre, boosting your knowledge and understanding of holistic frameworks, strategies for successful implementation, and learn the co-creation processes necessary to connect solutions to challenges in cities.
DIVE OPTIONS
We have created 9 different topics you can dive into. You can choose one topic for a more in-depth session or choose two to get a broader overview of two topics.
Introduction to Smart Places
Learning objectives
- Describe the societal challenges and changes cities and regions are facing
- Discuss the complexity of urban systems
- Recognise how technology and innovation are shaping the city/townscape
- Debate different approaches to sustainable development (e.g., reducing environmental footprints)
- Interpret the implications of the Smart Places approach as a holistic framework for sustainable transition
- Compare best practices for Urban Development in leading regions
Stakeholders in Smart Places
Learning objectives
- Describe the changing roles and drivers of the different actors in smart places (public sector, companies, politicians, universities and citizens)
- Express how companies, the public sector, knowledge institutions and citizens engage in urban development / the smart places market
- Compare different regional development histories and their implications for future developments
- Analyse the multiple helix concept in practice
Financing, Procurement & Policies
Learning objectives
- Describe the changing roles and drivers of the different actors in smart places (public sector, companies, politicians, universities and citizens)
- Express how companies, the public sector, knowledge institutions and citizens engage in urban development / the smart places market
- Compare different regional development histories and their implications for future developments
- Analyse the multiple helix concept in practice
Smart Regions Visioning Workshop
Learning objectives
- Understand the concepts and planning of sustainable mobility & sustainable logistics
- Recognise the transformation of urban space to non-motorised zones.
- Develop the implementation of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP).
- Develop the implementation of Shared mobility services.
Datadriven Policymaking
Learning objectives
- Understand how a regional approach can support the Smart Place ambitions for you Local Authority
- Manage the applications to the key elements of a Smart Place
- Discuss the main challenges/barriers you foresee for using data/technology and collaboration
- Format: World-Café
* “Introduction to Smart Places” is needed to be able to choose this moduleDescribe the changing roles and drivers of the different actors in smart places (public sector, companies, politicians, universities and citizens)
Sustainable Mobility
Learning objectives
- Recognise the difference between different types of goods (e.g. private and common goods)
- Understand the importance of smart policies
- Identify the different levels of policy making (e.g. European, national and local)
- Discuss example processes of how insights from science and market development can inform policies
- Debate different (successful and failed) policy examples
Integration of Energy & Mobility
Learning objectives
- Describe different types of co-creation processes (with different stakeholder groups)
- Compare different processes of co-creation for different purposes
- Design a co-creation process for strategy and roadmap development for smart places
- Outline the benefits of living labs for different stakeholders (e.g. the city, companies and citizens)
- Contrast use cases based on the various typological characteristics of living labs
- Communicate and apply the concept of a living lab
Co-creation & Living Labs
Learning objectives
- Recognise the role of data strategies in the development of a smart city
- Balance different data governance models, their advantages and limitations
- Discuss privacy rules and the reasoning behind
- Compare the benefits and problems for different use cases for urban data
- Debate the role of AI, its impacts, risks and mitigation measures
Data & Privacy
Learning objectives
- Articulate the linkages between energy and mobility in the urban context
- Interpret application areas, benefits and supporting factors for solutions linking energy and mobility services
- Clarify strategies for influencing mobility behaviour with a combination of energy and mobility practices focusing on the district level.
INTERESTED?
Want to know more? Download our brochure or register your interest to book a 30-min introductory call with DOLL & BABLE.
A full-day visit with capacity building
– by BABLE x DOLL Living Lab
THE CONCEPT
- A full-day site visit and capacity building experience
- Cost: €3500 per group of up to 20 people
Enhance your visit to DOLL Living Lab to include an interactive training session with a deep dive into either cross-cutting or solution-specific topics. You will get inspiration for current Smart City developments and understand market solutions from the living lab. Spend the rest of the day at the DOLL Visitor Centre, boosting your knowledge and understanding of holistic frameworks, strategies for successful implementation, and learn the co-creation processes necessary to connect solutions to challenges in cities.
DIVE OPTIONS
We have created 9 different topics you can dive into. You can choose one topic for a more in-depth session or choose two to get a broader overview of two topics.
Introduction to Smart Places
Learning objectives
- Describe the societal challenges and changes cities and regions are facing
- Discuss the complexity of urban systems
- Recognise how technology and innovation are shaping the city/townscape
- Debate different approaches to sustainable development (e.g., reducing environmental footprints)
- Interpret the implications of the Smart Places approach as a holistic framework for sustainable transition
- Compare best practices for Urban Development in leading regions
Stakeholders in Smart Places
Learning objectives
- Describe the changing roles and drivers of the different actors in smart places (public sector, companies, politicians, universities and citizens)
- Express how companies, the public sector, knowledge institutions and citizens engage in urban development / the smart places market
- Compare different regional development histories and their implications for future developments
- Analyse the multiple helix concept in practice
Financing, Procurement & Policies
Learning objectives
- Describe the changing roles and drivers of the different actors in smart places (public sector, companies, politicians, universities and citizens)
- Express how companies, the public sector, knowledge institutions and citizens engage in urban development / the smart places market
- Compare different regional development histories and their implications for future developments
- Analyse the multiple helix concept in practice
Smart Regions Visioning Workshop
Learning objectives
- Understand the concepts and planning of sustainable mobility & sustainable logistics
- Recognise the transformation of urban space to non-motorised zones.
- Develop the implementation of Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMP).
- Develop the implementation of Shared mobility services.
Datadriven Policymaking
Learning objectives
- Understand how a regional approach can support the Smart Place ambitions for you Local Authority
- Manage the applications to the key elements of a Smart Place
- Discuss the main challenges/barriers you foresee for using data/technology and collaboration
- Format: World-Café
* “Introduction to Smart Places” is needed to be able to choose this moduleDescribe the changing roles and drivers of the different actors in smart places (public sector, companies, politicians, universities and citizens)
Sustainable Mobility
Learning objectives
- Recognise the difference between different types of goods (e.g. private and common goods)
- Understand the importance of smart policies
- Identify the different levels of policy making (e.g. European, national and local)
- Discuss example processes of how insights from science and market development can inform policies
- Debate different (successful and failed) policy examples
Integration of Energy & Mobility
Learning objectives
- Describe different types of co-creation processes (with different stakeholder groups)
- Compare different processes of co-creation for different purposes
- Design a co-creation process for strategy and roadmap development for smart places
- Outline the benefits of living labs for different stakeholders (e.g. the city, companies and citizens)
- Contrast use cases based on the various typological characteristics of living labs
- Communicate and apply the concept of a living lab
Co-creation & Living Labs
Learning objectives
- Recognise the role of data strategies in the development of a smart city
- Balance different data governance models, their advantages and limitations
- Discuss privacy rules and the reasoning behind
- Compare the benefits and problems for different use cases for urban data
- Debate the role of AI, its impacts, risks and mitigation measures
Data & Privacy
Learning objectives
- Articulate the linkages between energy and mobility in the urban context
- Interpret application areas, benefits and supporting factors for solutions linking energy and mobility services
- Clarify strategies for influencing mobility behaviour with a combination of energy and mobility practices focusing on the district level.
INTERESTED?
Want to know more? Download our brochure or register your interest to book a 30-min introductory call with DOLL & BABLE.
DOLL Visitor Center
How to get to DOLL Living Lab
DOLL Visitor Center is located 30 min. by car from Copenhagen Airport and Copenhagen City Center.
DOLL Living Lab & DOLL Visitor Center
Naverland 2, 6th floor
DK-2600 Glostrup
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“DOLL Living Lab provides us with an opportunity to demonstrate how our products work. and how the lighting is expressed, in different outdoor urban environments, at a location shared with the wider lighting and Smart City community, and that is frequently visited by international delegations.”
Henrik Hansen, national sales manager, Louis Poulsen