Smart Regio Lab – Lenzburg Seetal
- Hackathon
15–16 October 2021 @ Aula Schulhaus Bleicherain, Angelrainstrasse 19, 5600 Lenzburg
Organised by Opendata.ch, Stadt Lenzburg, Lebensraum Lenzburg Seetal
The Smart Regio Lab Lenzburg-Seetal took place on 15 and 16 October 2021 in the auditorium of the Bleicherain school in Lenzburg – after the Smart City Lab 2020, which had been held online, now regional and on site, backed by the City of Lenzburg and the regional association Lebensraum Lenzburg Seetal, with Opendata.ch, Citelligent and many partners from the region. 58 participants spent 36 hours on challenges about energy and mobility, ageing and community, natural hazards, participation and tourism.
Nine of 13 challenges were taken up. The results include a municipal flood monitoring with sensors and AI models, a regional cockpit with open data for the region’s 26 municipalities, visitor guidance for Lake Hallwil with Wi-Fi sensors, a city orienteering course through Lenzburg that was run on Saturday morning, an augmented reality app for participation in building projects, an intergenerational resource exchange, Cool City for a better urban climate, a photovoltaic consultation on Lusee’s interactive table – and, on hydrogen, a first meeting of Messer Schweiz, Regionalbus Lenzburg and SWL about a filling station network for bus operators.
On Saturday afternoon the teams presented their results, opened by a greeting from National Councillor Maja Riniker. Both days were streamed on YouTube. Selected results were to be followed up at the Citelligent conference at Lenzburg Castle, and a further Smart Regio Lab followed in 2025.
Photos
Photo: Opendata.ch
Documentation and recordings
- Tag 1: Begrüssung, Inputs und Challenges (OpendataCH)
- Tag 2: Schlusspräsentationen (OpendataCH)
- Grusswort von Nationalrätin Maja Riniker
- Besucherlenkung Hallwilersee – Video des Teams
- Smart Regio Lab 2021 – Folien zur Eröffnung und zu den Challenges
- Smart Regio Lab 2021 – Folien zu den Schlusspräsentationen
- Intergenerationelle Ressourcenbörse – Resultat des Teams
- «Lenzburg und Energie»: Aus Smart City Lab wird Smart Regio Lab (August 2021)
Challenges
- Kommunales Hochwasser-Monitoring – Okeanos Smart Data Solutions GmbH, Kanton Aargau
Hochwasser früh erkennen: smarte Sensoren und KI-Modelle für ein kommunales Monitoring, am Beispiel einer kritischen Brücke in Seon.
→ Result: Kommunales Hochwasser-Monitoring
- Wasserstoff für jedermann – Messer Schweiz AG
Wie wird Wasserstoff im Alltag nutzbar? Ausgangspunkt war die autarke Wasserstoff-Tankstelle H24U von Messer Schweiz.
→ Result: Wasserstoff für jedermann
- Angebote Dritter Lebensabschnitt – Lebensraum Lenzburg Seetal
Das Angebot für Seniorinnen und Senioren in der Region zielgruppengerecht kommunizieren.
- Intergenerationelle Ressourcenbörse – Tertianum AG
Austausch zwischen den Bewohnerinnen und Bewohnern des Tertianum Im Lenz und dem Quartier Im Lenz.
Anna-Lena DrathsFabian KunzKristina SchärerMarietta Frey
Dominik Grögler
Christian WohlwendLyle Tölle→ Result: Intergenerationelle Ressourcenbörse
- Kombinierte Mobilität im Lebensraum Lenzburg Seetal – Lebensraum Lenzburg Seetal
Alle Mobilitätsangebote der Region auf einen Blick – Mobility as a Service.
- E-Bike-Verleih Seetal – gutundgut
Die richtige Anzahl E-Bikes am richtigen Standort bei möglichst geringem Logistikaufwand.
- Besucherlenkung Hallwilersee – destination.one GmbH, Schifffahrtsgesellschaft Hallwilersee AG
Besucherinnen und Besucher an vollen Tagen früh über die Belegung bei der Seerose und über Alternativen informieren.
→ Result: Besucherlenkung Hallwilersee
- Regio Cockpit – Lebensraum Lenzburg Seetal
Ein Dashboard mit den wichtigsten Daten der 26 Gemeinden des Lebensraums Lenzburg Seetal.
Sebastiano PapiniNico SaameliAndreas MuheimMarkus Schenk→ Result: Regio Cockpit
- City-OL Lenzburg – Stadt Lenzburg
Ein interaktiver Orientierungslauf durch Lenzburg aufstellen und am Samstagmorgen durchspielen.
→ Result: City-OL Lenzburg
- Partizipative Raumentwicklung – Lebensraum Lenzburg Seetal
Wie Gemeinden mit digitalen Mitteln mehr Menschen an Projekten der Raumplanung beteiligen.
→ Result: Urban Space Previewer
- Urban Space Previewer – OST - Ostschweizer Fachhochschule
Bauvorhaben im öffentlichen Raum vor Ort mit Augmented Reality zeigen und bewerten lassen.
→ Result: Urban Space Previewer
- Cool City – OST - Ostschweizer Fachhochschule
Vorschläge für ein besseres Stadtklima in offenen Räumen sammeln, bewerten und an Besitzerinnen und Besitzer richten.
Lukas Buchli→ Result: Cool City
- Photovoltaik-Beratung der Zukunft – SWL Energie AG, Lusee AG
Eine Energieberatung zu Photovoltaik mit dem interaktiven Tisch von Lusee, für SWL Energie.
→ Result: Photovoltaik-Beratung der Zukunft
Programme
Friday, 15 October
- 08:30
FoyerReception, coffee & croissants
- 09:00
- 09:10
- 09:15
Input: cividi – turning data into informationLuis Gisler
- 09:20
- 09:30
- 09:45–10:30
- 10:35
Graphic recordingDana Rulf
- 10:50
Forming the teams
- 12:00
GruppenräumeHacking – teams at work
- 13:00
FoyerSandwich lunch
- 13:45
- 18:00–18:30
Exchange on the state of the projects
- 18:30–18:45
- 18:30
FoyerDinner and beer, then hacking (open end)
Saturday, 16 October
- 08:30
FoyerCoffee & croissants, teams at work
- 10:00
LenzburgCity orienteeringBeatrice Taubert
- 12:30–14:00
FoyerLunch
- 14:30
Deadline for slides and documentation
- 15:00
- 15:02
City orienteering result
- 15:07
Input: Regionalbus LenzburgRené Bossard
- 15:12
- 15:17
Input: status of «Lenzburg wie neu» (Citelligent)Ioannis Theocharis
- 15:20–16:20
Final presentations of all teams
Flood monitoring · Hydrogen for everyone · Intergenerational resource exchange · Visitor guidance Lake Hallwil · Regio Cockpit · City orienteering Lenzburg · Participatory spatial development / Urban Space Previewer · Cool City · Photovoltaic consulting of the future
- 16:20
- 16:30
FoyerApéro
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The Smart Regio Lab – Lenzburg Seetal on 15 & 16 October 2021 in Lenzburg!
The challenges of our time do not stop at our cities and regions either. Do you want to help shape the city and region of the future? Take part in the Smart Regio Lab and develop new digital solutions for the Lenzburg Seetal region in interdisciplinary teams within 32 hours!
Where: Aula of the Bleicherain school building in Lenzburg
When: 15 & 16 October 2021
Let’s build a sustainable and smart region of the future together.
Why Smart Regio Lab?
Digitalisation, which has already fundamentally changed many industries in recent years, is only just beginning in cities. We want to harness the potential of optimising workflows and processes in these complex environments to create the city of the future!
Companies, institutions and public infrastructure generate large amounts of data that are used only partially or not at all. Making better use of unused data for projects and new services is in the interest of these organisations, but above all in the interest of citizens and society. As part of the Smart Regio Lab, data from the city and region of Lenzburg-Seetal will be made available for developing creative ideas and first prototypes.
“Collaboration and open data are the basic prerequisites for implementing the Energy Strategy 2050” – Martin Hertach, Swiss Federal Office of Energy.
How can I take part?
The Smart Regio Lab is open to anyone interested. Our aim is to bring together interdisciplinary teams that develop new ideas and solutions within two days.
The information, links and interfaces needed to take part actively will be sent by email after registration (please also check your spam folder… *).
Shortly before the event, any links to the event stream will also be published here on the website.
What is the plan?
In short:
Friday, 15 October 2021
From 08:15 Reception & breakfast
09:00 – 11:00 Welcome, presentation of the challenges
11:00 – 11:30 Forming teams to work on the challenges
11:30 – open end: work on the challenges (“hacking”)
Saturday, 16 October 2021
8:00 – 14:40 Continued work on the challenges
15:30 – 17:00 Presentation of results, farewell
From 17:00 Apéro!
The event takes place in the beautiful Aula of the Bleicherain school building in Lenzburg .
Results of the Smart Regio Lab can be presented at the next Citelligent conference at Lenzburg Castle and, where possible, moved on into a first implementation phase.
Why should I take part?
*“The exciting challenges are what motivated me most. I had the feeling that I would get the chance to be creative and to meet people from other industries and with other perspectives. And that’s how it was. Achieving a meaningful goal, the interdisciplinary exchange and a great atmosphere – the Hackdays fully met my expectations!” – quote from a participant of the Energy Data Hackdays 2019.
– Expand your network with diverse contacts from the scene
– Work with residents of the Lenzburg-Seetal region on an exciting project idea
– Learn more about new developments in smart city / smart region
– Take part in the joint effort against climate change
– Present a project idea and motivate the experts to develop it further with you
– Possible support for the further development of your project
What are the project ideas and datasets?
Here you will find an overview of the challenges already submitted. If you have an idea of your own that you would like to test with other participants at the Smart Regio Lab, enter it here! Please note that you will present this challenge during the hackathon and will accompany and support the project team. If you have any questions or doubts, get in touch with us: Contact us: maud.chatelet@opendata.ch
You can find our collected open Smart Regio datasets here.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to take part in the Smart Regio Lab?
Thanks to our sponsors and partners, the Smart Regio Lab is free of charge.
Do I need a project idea or a team to take part?
No. You can come with an idea or as a team, but you don’t have to. At the start of the Hackdays, various project ideas and challenges will be presented. You can work on the project idea that inspires you most.
Is the Smart Regio Lab only for developers?
No, the Hackdays are aimed not only at developers, but also at designers, energy specialists, journalists, lateral thinkers & doers. Please register here.
Do I have to stay for all 32 hours?
No, that is not strictly necessary.
To contribute to the success of the project you have chosen, however, it is important that you agree with your team when and on what you will work.
What is the official language?
The language at the Smart Regio Lab is German. Within the teams, you are of course free to decide which language you communicate in.
What do I need to prepare?
Most important: a laptop and an internet connection!
It would also be great if you familiarised yourself in advance with Slack, Miro and, if still needed, Zoom, and had a look at the challenges on our project platform Hack.opendata.ch.
What happens afterwards?
One thing is clear: the results of the Smart Regio Lab remain the property of the team.
With the Smart Regio Lab projects, we want to achieve a long-term and lasting impact. Accordingly, the partner organisations are happy to continue supporting and promoting promising projects and results as best they can.
We follow the **hackcodeofconduct.org*.*
Organisation & sponsorship
The Smart Regio Lab is an initiative of the City of Lenzburg, the Gemeindeverband Lebensraum Lenzburg Seetal, the label 2000-Watt-Areal, as well as Citelligent – Savisio, SWL, Hypothekenbank Lenzburg, OneDigit, Zunkunftsregion Argovia, the Hightech Zentrum Aargau, Zetamind, Inspire 529 and the Swiss association Opendata.ch.
If you would like to take part with a challenge or support the event as a data provider or as a financial, logistics or communication partner, we look forward to hearing from you at andre.golliez@opendata.ch.
Made possible by the generous support of:
In cooperation with:
Organising team
André GolliezOpendata.ch / Zetamind – Projektleitung, Kontakt für Challenges und Partner
Maud ChâteletOpendata.ch – Organisation und Moderation
Niklas LimacherOpendata.ch
Peter JanesAbdagon – Organisation, Betreuung der Challenges- Marc LinderZetamind – Organisation, Betreuung der Challenges
- Jürg HässigeProfit – Organisation
Matthias EifertZukunftsregion Argovia – Organisation- Beatrice TaubertStadt Lenzburg, Energiestadt – Organisation
- Daniel MosimannStadtammann Lenzburg – Trägerschaft
