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Cityzen Sciences

• Company founded in 2008

• Spearhead of an industrial textile project, Smart Sensing, led by a consortium of businesses, which is strongly supported by Bpifrance

• Cityzen Sciences is an innovation catalyst. Our mission is to ensure the success of our partners and clients in the development of connected textile products, tailored to their needs, their products and their values.

• The project is supported by a Scientific Committee:

• Charles Yannick GUEZENNEC and Yvan ZAGORI, renowned sports medicine physicians, involved with various sports federations.

• Jacques BRETON / M.D., scientific counsel on data exploitation.

• Professor Gilles COPPIN, Institut Mines-Télécom, specialist in new technologies and their uses.


Cityzen presence and activities

Electronic

manufacturer

Sports distributor

(cycling, running)

Academic Lab specialized

in sensors and data

Supported by

IMT NASA 2013 SF subsidiary June 2014

Nagano (Energy)

Beijing (Health)

Boston Correspondant

Lyon Sciences

Paris Brest Data

London correspondant

Shenzen Electronic OEM/ODM

Shanghai


Smart Sensing technology : the D-Shirt™

Sensors (2014) ECG

GPS

Accelerometer

Altimeter

Bluetooth Connector

Future sensors (2015-16)

Temperature (both central and local)

Respiration

Hygrometry

Muscles activity (EMG / MMG)


The D-Shirt at a glance

- Washable

- Stretchable (bi-elastic wire)

- Data / Energy transmitted directly via patented smart yarns

- Real-time data analysis on your Smartphone

- As light as a classic sport shirt

- Less than 50g of electronics


D-Shirt™ Awards

CES 2014 - Digital Health Summit

Everyday Health Innovation Awards

Best Inclusive Innovation

Electronic Business Group 2013

Top 10 most disruptive companies

E-Health Award


FROM embedded sensors TO services & Data Visualisation

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TO AVOID heavy, intrusive, expensive and not accurate data


CityZen GROUP From Textile Embedded Sensors to Big Data for Sport, Health, Safety, Business Intelligence & BRANDING

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CzS Leading the consortium Enhancing data management


Cityzen Data

A technological platform including

innovative storage architecture and tools

Cityzen Data designed to answer Cityzen Sciences needs in Sports, Wellness

and Health including:

• Geo time data

• Data analytics from multiple sources

• Historical and statistical data analysis

• Weak signals

• Predictive data analytics


What about testing a product with new tools in the playground ?


Cityzen Sciences & Cityzen Data solution to monitor athletes’ performance in real-time for an in-game follow-up, in collaboration with platform and displays. • Physiological data analysis • Tiredness level of the players • Comparison of the different athletes playing in the same position • Used for sport, for health & safety and for Brand Innovation Processes


NEW DATA SETS TO DEAL WITH (structured vs unstructured)


Quantified Self Disruption Vectors ▪ Interoperability is the most important Disruption Vector. Data integration across personal and

professional sources is a huge challenge. The health care industry has been notoriously slow to

integrate electronic medical records (EMRs). At this point, there’s no obvious data integration

supplier or platform.

▪ Companies that can create a data analytics business model, particularly one that supports and

encourages the potential for behavioral change, will be winners. Useful analytics feedback will

engage users and encourage usage, which in turn will cultivate positive health and fitness behaviors.

▪ Tapping into social networks is table stakes for these devices and platforms. And ultimately, the

industry must move beyond the early-adopter Quantified Self crew to achieve mass scalability for

health devices and services.


Running profiles in France More and more runners

Run with their Smartphone

Take part to races


Coming next : smaller and more integrated sensors 20M€ R&D project over 5 years

New sensors, new garments

Respiration, pressure, temprature, hygrométrie, muscular activity …

Shorts, socks, soles …

Nano sensors, developed with

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Smart Fabric - This shirt knows when you are tired, excited or unwell! - Cityzen Science