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Internet of Things: Trends &

Possibilities

RINC 2013

September 2013


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Underlying Market Trends


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Digital & SharingEconomy

Distribution of

knowledge

New power of

the commons

Generation C

Collaboration

Collaborative

Consumption

Collaborative

Production

Consumers Adoption

of Infocomm products

Tablets, personal notebook,

social media

Always on/always connected

How can organisation

embrace it?

Higher work satisfaction

productivitySensor-enabled real-time information

Innovation and lower

price

Innovation through collaboration

and sharing platform

Lower price through volume and

openness


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Strains city

Infrastructure (Energy,

utilities, traffic etc)

Focus on improving

efficiency and quality of

services provided

Growing environmental awareness

worldwide

ICT-enabled energy efficient solutions 600 billion savings globally

Reduce up to 15% of total global emission

Smart Grid, Smart Appliances, etc.

Source: UN Secretariat

Worlds Population Growth (B)

Urban Population

Rural Population


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There are many potentially disruptive

technologies


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2012 IT Roadmap

Smartphones

Big Data

Cloud Computing

User Interface

New Digital Economy

Comms of the Future

Cyber Security

Social Media

ICT and Sustainability

Internet of Things

New Digital Economy


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Repeated across the 9 Themes

Video1Mobility

2 Social3

Open Data4

Real-time5Context-

Awareness6

Security7


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Big DataNew Digital

EconomySocial Media

ICT &

Sustainability

Internet of

Things

User

Interface

Healthcare

Transport

Energy

Education

Retail


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Internet of ThingsConvergence of

Multiple Technology Disciplines

Semiconductor

Electronics

Sensing

TechnologiesSensor

Actuators

Internet of

Things

Growing

diversity andrichness of

sensor types

Increasing

Computing

Power

Miniaturisation

& Lower Costs

Source: Intel

Source: IDC

Digital Universe

Study

Wireless

PANRFID

Blue

toothZigbee NFC

Wireless

LAN802.11-

1997

802.11

a

HyperL

AN-2

802.11

n

Wireless

WAN

GSM,

GPRS

HASD

PA

HSUP

AHSPA+

Relative Time To Introduction

Cloud Computing Adoption Rates

Source: NXP

Comms &Sensor Network KnowledgeCreation

Pervasion of

Cloud

Computing

Improved

Connectivity

Coverage &

Latency


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Internet of ThingsThe Things To Come

Self-Powered Wireless

Modular Sensor System

Swept Frequency

Capacitive Sensing

Sensor Miniaturisation

and Sensor TattooUnified Sensor Gateway

Connected Things


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Standards: Enabler of IoT

Source: Smart Cities Are The Internet of Things, Zach Shelby


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The Demand Drivers

BusinessesSociety

People Lifestyle Convenience Health

Safety

Productivity

Costs Efficiency

Regulation Assets

Sustainability

Safety

Security Social Costs

Internet of Things


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The Applications

Smart CitiesConnected Communities

Lighting & Water Management

Monitoring & Security

Traffic Control

Smart EnergyElectric Grid

Voltage & Power Sensors

Meters & Breakers

Fault Detection

Smart PlanetGreen Environment

Environmental Sensors

Water, Power Leak Detection

Pollution, Weather Monitoring

Smart HealthHealthcare System People Monitoring

Bio Sensors, Probes

Remote Health

Smart LivingEntertainment, Leisure

Independence through technology

Infor when you need it

Connected when you need it

Smart IndustryIndustrial Environments

Lighting, security, actuators

Production Control

Robotics

Smart TransportITS, HEVs, EVs

Electric Mobility, EVs and HEVs

High Speed Trains

Infra, V2I, V2V, V2I+I

Smart BuildingsBuildings, Smart Homes

Thermostats, HVAC, Lighting

Presence Sensors, Lockers, Actuators

Meters, smart-plugs, HEC

IoT

Source: IERC European Research Cluster on the Internet of Things


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The Services & Business Models

TurnkeyLicense

Based

Usage

Based

Subscripti

on Based

SaaS and

AaaS

Proprietary Solutions

B2B B2B2C B2C

Subscription Pay Per UseService

Bundling

Revenue

Share

Open Solutions

Collaborative

Communities

Knowledge

Management

Decision

Analytics

Services

Business Models

Solutions

+

+

+

New Services

Information Monetisation

Open Networks


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The Market PotentialGlobal and AP50 Billion Connections in 2020

Includes:

Singapore

Philippines

Malaysia

Indonesia

Thailand

China

Japan

Taiwan South Korea

Hong Kong

IoT spending is a function of ICT market size, ICTinfrastructure maturity and market sector dynamics

China is expected to be the largest IoT market,followed by Japan and India

India

New Zealand

Australia
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The Possibilities - Logistics

Current To-Be

Data origin User or back-office generated. Item/sensor generated.

Interaction

paradigm

Organization-to-organization Thing-to-thing

Data processing Centralized at organization level Distributed, may start at object level.

Communication

support

Predefined communication channels. Self-configuring combination of local and global

communication resources.

Data interchange

semantics

Mutually agreed with each partner or

between trade community members.

Globally established, for any-to-any ad hoc

exchanges.

Decisions support Top-down decision making,based on periodic data revision

Event-triggered, decentralized and (partially)automated exception resolution

Virtual Representation of CargoVirtual Representation of Cargo With Broader

Ecosystem Of Players


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The Possibilities - Logistics

Groups of robots that perform

tasks more efficiently and in afundamentally different manner

from individually

Covers large grounds,

communicating with each other

Interesting applications in

nanobots

Examples:

James McLurkin (Rice University)

SMAVNET (Switzerland)


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The Possibilities - Manufacturing

Networked production, a

departure from value chainproduction

New business models enabled

by:

Flexible Production

Predictive Maintenance Customer Integrated

Engineering

Adaptive Logistics

Etc.

Examples:

Mass customisation


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The Possibilities - Transport

Cars and buses as WiFi

hotspots, with vehicle data in thecloud (Fog Computing)

Builds a 802.11p vehicular mesh

network among vehicles for

business, safety andentertainment

Examples:

Experimental testbed deployed in Porto, Portugal with 465 taxi cabs

3G connection to the central DSRC connection between vehicles


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The Possibilities - Consumer

Vital Signs, Sleep Pattern, Stress

Levels and Physical Activitymonitoring

How It Works:

Pill with edible microchip

activated by stomach fluids,

sending signal to patch Patch decodes data about

drug

Patch transmits information

to mobile, informing when

next dose is due and other

health data

Examples:

Proteus Smart Pill


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The Possibilities - Social IoT

Source: The Social Internet of Things (SIoT) When social networks meet the Internet of Things, by Luigi Atzori

a, Antonio Iera b, Giacomo Morabito c,, Michele Nitti, 2 August 2012


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IoT Vision: A Networked World

Weather Road InfraVehicle-

2-vehicle

Personal

HealthSmart Meter

App#1 App#2 App#3 App#4 App#5

Weather Road InfraVehicle-

2-vehicle

Personal

HealthSmart Meter

App#1 App#2 App#3 App#4 App#5

Devices of alltypes and

capabilities are

Internet

accessible


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IoT Challenges

Business Model - ROIs and cost-sharing modality remains unclear

Standards - Absence of an integrated comprehensive

framework for the different standardization efforts

Naming - Challenge in mapping Object Name Servers (ONS) to

specific objects and related identifiers

Transport Protocol - Existing transport protocols not

designed for IoT, e.g. connection setup, congestion control

Authentication & Data Integrity - Scarce resources in IoT limitauthentication infrastructure, and vulnerability of man-in-the-middle

attack

Privacy - Existing technologies do not allow control on the

diffusion of private information collected


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Summary

ITR2012 9 Technology Trends That

Will Be of Relevance

Confluence of Technologies Making IoT

A Reality

New Business Models Brought About By

IoT

Major Opportunities in Logistics,

Transportation, Manufacturing &

Consumer

Proliferation of Consumer Devices and

Social Media Enabling Next Generation

IoT Services


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