cisco ioe panel discussion

Internet of Everything Customer and Partner Showcase

Kevin Bloch, Chief Technology OfficerCisco Australia and New Zealand

Ros HarveyDirector, Sense-T

Ivan Sanhueza, ICT ManagerSydney Cricket and Sports Ground Trust

latrobe.edu.au CRICOS Provider 00115M

CENTRE FOR TECHNOLOGY INFUSION

BRINGING IDEAS TO LIFE

PROFESSOR JUGDUTT (JACK) SINGHDIRECTOR

Technology Push: Looking for a Problem

Centre for Technology InfusionModel

Alignment with Research and Innovation Agenda Demand Driven Translational Research and Innovation (Commercial Research) Industry Standard R&D infrastructure Sustainable

MARKET

Centres’ FocusTranslational Research, Innovation & Knowledge Transfer

“Bringing ideas to Life”

IDEA

Research & Innovation Focus

HealthCareImplantable

Asthma sensor

Ambient intelligence

Wearable sensors

Environment

Unimedia(Integration)

MultimediaSensors , Processors , Comm.,

Display , Power

Structured heat sink

Glass

Glass

VCSEL Array

Environmental Sensor

Smart home

Biological Crystals

Smart Dust

Smart Clothes

Implantable Heart

monitor

Smart/ Implantable Sensors

Hydrogen Generation

&storageHydrogen Transport

Clean Water

Security

Fuel Cell

Intelligent Platform Technologies Micro/Nanotechnologies Smart Sensors Wireless Comms. Optoelectronics Embedded Systems ICT

Challenges Environment and Energy Transport Health Care/Medical/ Wellbeing Food & Supply Chain

Internet of things

All about Connectivity

the web will not only link computers but potentially every thing

Human becomes minority as generators & receivers of traffic

Big Data

Making Sense of the Data

transport Traffic congestion is a major cause of lost productivity

* In Australia avoidable productivity cost of congestion of $9.4b in 2005 rising to $20.4b in 2020

Traffic congestion is a major cause of pollution.

* Land transport pollution accounts for around 13% of national (Australian) Green House Gas emissions (National Greenhouse Accounts).

Safety

* In Australia - annual national road toll is around 1,300 deaths and 32,500 serious injuries.

* Approximately 40,000 people are killed each year and ~1.7 million with critical injuries in Europe

* Annual cost related to traffic accidents total roughly US$1 trillion

© CTI 2010

Case Study

TRANSPORT

Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems to Improve Safety at Level Crossing

http://www.qut.edu.au/

http://www.vpac.org/

Technology

Vehicle safety research is shifting its focus towards crash avoidance and collision mitigation

Traditional sensors, like radars, have the following limitations: Limited range (sense immediate vehicles)

Limited Field of View (FOV)

Expensive

Cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems using wireless comm. (DSRC) for vehicle safety, mobility and commercial apps.

1 23

4

68

7

5

TRADITIONAL SENSORS

COOPERATIVE COLLISION WARNING (CCW)“360 Degrees Driver Situation Awareness” using wireless

comm.

Applications

Safety Multi-modal Cooperative collision

avoidance & warning Traffic signal interface

Mobility Traffic Congestion Management Incident Management in-vehicle signage/messaging Traffic signal control & management

Consumer & Commercial

Electronic payment Fleet management

V2V

V2I

Multi-hop Communication

V2V

DSRC Communication:• Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V)• Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I)• Multi-hop

Victorian Trial

Road map and commercialization

Research

Queensland Large Scale Deployment Trial “Smart City Test Bed” Shanghai,

China

http://www.vpac.org/

http://bmwebb.com.au/index.php

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Case Study

Environment & Sustainability(Smart Home)

The 2050 Scenario

System Model

Sub-metering sensors & System integration

Monitoring & Management

Human Interface

Behavioural change

Environmental monitoring & management

Remote Consumer Interface

IPPhone

ExternalUtility

Networks

Innovative Energy Management SystemAustralia’s First Zero Emission House

Smart Power

BPL ControlModule

Comm Module

Optional Wireless Module

Switch BPL Module

Inverter

Zigbee/BPLBridge Module

Switch BPL Module

Switch BPL Module

Central Controller

Optional Wireless Module

Switch BPL Module

Switch BPL Module

PV SolarPanel

Switchboard

Optional Ethernet Module

BPLBridge Module

Power Meter

Direct Connection(depending on retailer)

Inbound

Outboun

d

Premises Area Network(PAN)

Mobile

LaptopPC

Comm.Module Broadband

Link

Power Usage and Control Portal

Smart Plugs Plug level real-time monitor/control High data rate ( 200 Mbps) Plug-and-play, updatable and

configurable

Central Premises Gateway Remote energy management and

control Persuasive HMI to reduce energy

consumption Real-time reports/alerts

Cloud Data/Energy Portal Real-time demand response Secure remote access Grid Apps and Analytics

Road map and commercialization

• Technology pilot• Showcase in Copenhagen

Commercialisation (Smart Power)Gen 2 –

AusZEH 1 • New Homes• Department of Housing• Malaysia

Smart EnergyManagement

Gen 1 – LTU Pilot

Gen 1SolarHubs

• Modeling/Forecasting of 1000 homes PV generation & consumption

• Real-time optimization and demand side management

• Smart Grid

Future Commercialisation

Smart Grid

Gen 2Mahindra REVA - India

• Full Integration of Energy, Water, Solar and persuasive display etc.

Thank you

Professor Jugdutt (Jack) SinghDirector - Centre for Technology InfusionLa Trobe UniversityMelbourne, AUSTRALIA

E-Mail: [email protected]

Centre for Technology Infusion

“Bringing ideas to Life”

mailto:[email protected]

Mark SheppardCIO for Global Growth OperationsGE Australia and New Zealand

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Serving Customers for 110 Years Technology innovation Domain expertise Culture of integrity &

corporate responsibility

at A GLANCE

22,000EMPLOYEES

80+COUNTRIES Fiscal 2013 Sales

20+INDUSTRIES


The Internet of Everything

Source: Cisco

Greatest Value at Stake is in MANUFACTURING (27%)

$14T VALUE AT STAKE

25

Industrial IoT Enablers

• Cloud

• Mobility

• Big Data Analytics

• Smart Things

• Security


Source: Manufacturing Enterprise Communications Research

Services

was spent on Global Cyber Security in 2011

Source: Price Waterhouse Coopers LLP

of businesses permit employees to “BRING THEIR OWN DEVICES”63%

Source: Manufacturing Enterprise Communications Research Services,

Mobility is

Inevitable

Amount of Manufacturing data viewed on a mobiledevice in the last year.

5tbwill interact with content applications via a mobile device

of INFORMATION WORKERS60%

BY 2015

46%

$60B

GOVERN DEVICES on the corporate network

of businesses

26


Manufacturing generates more BIG DATA than any other sector.

Exabytes

Source: McKinsey & Company

39%Support collaboration

Source: Aberdeen

BIG DATAand ANALYTICS

2

DRIVERS:37%Fact-baseddecision

33%Better ways toserve customers

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Panel Discussion

Ros Harvey, Sense-T

Professor Jack Singh, La Trobe University

Ivan Sanhueza, Sydney Cricket & Sports Ground Trust

Mark Sheppard, GE

David Hegarty, Rockwell Automation

cisco ioe panel discussion

Technology

vehicle safety research

vehicle v2v vehicle

management smart grid

technology infusion

control portal smart

integration of energy

translational research

years technology