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The ROEB Experimentation Incubator is a mindset and approach that allows ideas to become concepts and eventually production ready products, with the intent of realizing benefits not only for the problem being solved, but for all of ROEB. It is not a physical place with equipment and solutions ready to be leveraged or applied. Instead, it is a collection of people with the desire to solve problems through collaboration and community learning. It is a critical aspect of [[ROEB-Digital Transformation|ROEB's Digital Transformation]] agenda. The following is a snapshot of the current experiments in progress.
The ROEB Experimentation Incubator is a mindset and approach that allows ideas to become concepts and eventually production ready products, with the intent of realizing benefits not only for the problem being solved, but for all of ROEB. It is not a physical place with equipment and solutions ready to be leveraged or applied. Instead, it is a collection of people with the desire to solve problems through collaboration and community learning. It is a critical aspect of [[ROEB-Digital Transformation|ROEB's Digital Transformation]] agenda. The following is a snapshot of the current experiments in progress.
[[File:Update Overview May 2022.png|thumb|A quick update (overview presentation) on our experiments. Click [https://022gc.sharepoint.com/sites/ROEB-POD-TransformationOffice/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?id=%2Fsites%2FROEB%2DPOD%2DTransformationOffice%2FShared%20Documents%2FExperiment%20Update%20to%20DMC%20April%202022%2Epdf&parent=%2Fsites%2FROEB%2DPOD%2DTransformationOffice%2FShared%20Documents&p=true&ga=1 here] to access file. ]]
Steam I was a beginning stage into exploring various options and elements that would be necessary for developing a minimal viable product to be built in order for the solution to deliver the provided result. Steam I first goal was to undertake a feasibility study, identify challenges, options analysis and a Proof of Concept (PoC) model.
Steam I was a beginning stage into exploring various options and elements that would be necessary for developing a minimal viable product to be built in order for the solution to deliver the provided result. Steam I first goal was to undertake a feasibility study, identify challenges, options analysis and a Proof of Concept (PoC) model.
Stream II first focused on the development of machine learning models, following by the development of the solution pipeline that can incorporate the 4 key areas of focus. The solution pipeline includes the privacy design approach to development, rules governed by statutory constraints with inspections enabled by telecommunications, data source integration and automation, and UX desig
Stream II first focused on the development of machine learning models, following by the development of the solution pipeline that can incorporate the 4 key areas of focus. The solution pipeline includes the privacy design approach to development, rules governed by statutory constraints with inspections enabled by telecommunications, data source integration and automation, and UX design.<blockquote>[[Project 8Ball|'''8Ball''']]</blockquote><blockquote>
Inspired by the popular Magic 8 Ball fortune telling ball, Project 8Ball was created to leverage the technology developed in Project Cyclops to develop a user-friendly mobile application that will be used as a support tool for regulatory decisions on at the border. Project 8Ball is utilizing existing technology to expand the scope of Project Cyclops to apply existing technology to focus on cosmetics. This tool will allow Government of Canada employees to have relevant and tailored information at their fingertips (see icon mock-ups in design process). The mobile application will include automatic label reference tool to detect cosmetic ingredients from the Restricted and Prohibited Hotlist to assist inspectors when making admissibility decisions at the border. As well, have capabilities to generate reports that may be used by inspectors for detailed documentation, compliance promotion, outreach, education, and future surveillance.</blockquote>
The objectives of the tobacco product packaging requirements under the TPR (PSA) and the TPLR are to:
The objectives of the tobacco product packaging requirements under the TPR (PSA) and the TPLR are to:
* protect young persons and others from inducements to use tobacco products and the consequent dependence on them;
* prevent the public from being deceived or misled with respect to the health hazards of using tobacco products; and
* enhance public awareness of the health hazards of using tobacco products.
'''[[Hummingbird]]:'''
'''[[Hummingbird]]:'''
Project Hummingbird is a ROEB Digital Transformation initiative supported by Health Canada's Solutions Fund. The goal was to test the value of data acquired through satellites and drones to enhance inspections involving outdoor cannabis licence holders. The core technology tested as part of the experiment is called “remote sensing,” but the goal of the experiment was to understand, test, and showcase opportunities that went beyond the science or the technology. The experiment included components of infrastructure, legal frameworks, ethics, operationalization, cost and other considerations. The experiment began in 2019 through a Solutions Fund Stream I. It expects to closeout the Stream II portion of the experiment in June 2021.
Project Hummingbird is a ROEB Digital Transformation initiative supported by Health Canada's Solutions Fund. The goal was to test the value of data acquired through satellites and drones to enhance inspections involving outdoor cannabis licence holders. The core technology tested as part of the experiment is called “remote sensing,” but the goal of the experiment was to understand, test, and showcase opportunities that went beyond the science or the technology. The experiment included components of infrastructure, legal frameworks, ethics, operationalization, cost and other considerations. The experiment began in 2019 through a Solutions Fund Stream I. It expects to closeout the Stream II portion of the experiment in June 2021, but the project was approved for continuation within the ROEB Cannabis Directorate.
'''[[Project Sparrow|Sparrow]]:'''
'''[[Project Sparrow|Sparrow]]:'''
Project Sparrow is one of ROEB's Transformation initiative which started in April 2021. The project aims to create a digital library of online data enabled by web scraping technologies of emerging health products, techniques, technology, processes, trends etc, for the purpose of informing Compliance &Enforcement decisions. We are currently in a research phase - defining the problem statement and scope, as well as discover what other partners have done in this space. The project anticipates taking my pivots as new information is discovered.
Project Sparrow is one of ROEB's Transformation initiative which started in April 2021. The project aims to create a digital library of online data enabled by web scraping technologies of emerging health products, techniques, technology, processes, trends etc, for the purpose of informing Compliance & Enforcement decisions. We are currently in a research phase - defining the problem statement and scope, as well as discover what other partners have done in this space. The project anticipates taking my pivots as new information is discovered.
'''Repo''':
To access status updates or presentations related to these projects, please visit our team [https://022gc.sharepoint.com/:b:/s/ROEB-POD-TransformationOffice/EcT0p_xXs21BryPsc6TlNbIBy-AlV-Pam1SBWXL4MHaekQ?e=tFZAtG repo].
