The 4th call for new members had been announced in January and 117 applications were received. The evaluation process, as carried out in previous waves, resulted in 83 accepted new members to the global network of living labs. This increased the number ENoLL living labs into 212, out of which 25 are outside of Europe, now also covering four other continents (North and South America, Africa and Asia).

LivingCAR living lab, coordinated by PRODINTEC, was one of the selected proposals and it is now one of the new member of the ENoLL network.

The official Launch Event of the Fourth wave ENoLL members on April 14th was honoured of the presence of Mr Juan Tomas Hernani, General Secretary of Innovation of Spain and Mr Zoran Stančič, Deputy Director-General, European Commission, DG Information Society and Media. The afternoon of the 14th was dedicated to presentation of activities and prospects on Future Internet and living labs. The innovation policies world-wide call for end-user participation; living labs offer not only a platform engaging them, but an eco-system to produce demand-driven services while bridging the gap between ICT R and D and applications on various ICT implementing domains (transport, health, energy, e-governance).