2023年-物联网-欧盟行动计划(英文版).docxVIP

EN allow an adequate level of interoperability so that innovative and competitive cross-domain systems and applications can be developed. Many of the technologies mentioned in section 2 are already mature. However, in some cases, real-case user-driven scenarios do not yet exist, leading to a situation where the uptake of the technology itself is slowed down. This is reinforced by the fact that the business models supporting loT are not yet established and industry is sometimes hesitant to invest. Europe can be a catalyst in such situation by encouraging and, where appropriate, funding projects aimed at validating these applications. Line of action 9 - Innovation and pilot projects Complementing the research activities listed above, the Commission will consider promoting the deployment of loT applications by launching pilot projects through CIP41. These pilots should focus on loT applications that deliver strong benefits to society, such as e-health, e- accessibility, climate change, or helping to bridge the digital divide. Institutional awareness The preparatory work for the Communication has revealed that only a limited number of industrial and institutional stakeholders have a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities posed by loT. Line of action 10 - Institutional Awareness The Commission will regularly inform the European Parliament, the Council, the European Economic and Social Committee, the Committee of the Regions, the Article 29 Data Protection Working Party42 and any other relevant stakeholders about loT developments. International dialogue Many loT systems and applications will be borderless by nature and therefore require a sustained international dialogue, notably on matters of architecture, standards and governance. Line of action 11: International dialogue J J The Commission intends to intensify the existing ? dialogue on all aspects of loT with its international partners, aiming to agree on relevant joint actions, share best pr