Historically Labelled Living Labs
Since its formation in 2006 ENoLL has labelled 440+ Living Labs. See the full list of Labelled Living Labs who are not active members of the network.
CODER is an ICT-enabled living lab entirely dedicated to the innovation, development and validation of software systems, products and services with a human mind-set. The Lab’s philosophy and methodological approach are based on the original living lab concept proposed by Prof. William Mitchell (MIT Media Lab and School of Architecture and City Planning). It combines a physical smart environment that motivates open innovation, a cloud-based toolbox and equipment to develop and validate a wide range of user experience-centric software products, systems and services, as well as the large network of stakeholders and technology partners that provide the best business and technical competence and mentoring to the drivers of software technology innovation.
The lab aims to be a place for effective and efficient engagement of a large pool of user communities and all stakeholders in all the stages of the software development and innovation lifecycle while supporting the five keys activities that are the essence of living labs:
The CODER living lab approach is dedicated specifically for understanding how software technology can support sustainability development to mainly educate, persuade and increase the awareness of citizen regarding for example environmental sustainability concerns. CODER is the place also for changing the human mind-set using software products, systems and services. The lab is currently supporting research in the following areas:
Since its formation in 2006 ENoLL has labelled 440+ Living Labs. See the full list of Labelled Living Labs who are not active members of the network.