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SIMON MONTFORD // MW

Founder: WEB3//IOT & NAUTILUS BEAM


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Mobile World Congress, Barcelona 2016


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Introduction

Highlights of MWC


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Mobile World Congress, Barcelona 2016

Join a delegation (safety in numbers)


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No sleep, rinserepeat. Only

three hours pernight for a week!

Total seemotion

informaoverload

Lots of drinks receptions and networking


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Exhaustion due to running from meeting to meeting


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Scottish Development International Whiskey Receptio


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more networking parties...


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Total gridlock due to bus and Metro strick


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It was an incredible experience!


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Looking forward to MWC 2017


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Highlights of MWC


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Samsung S7 v LG G5

H i M B k & M P


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Huawei MateBook & MatePen

L i H ilt K t


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Lewis Hamilton Keynote


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Modular Phones (LG G5 & Friends).

All purpose phone (HP Elite x3)


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All purpose phone (HP Elite x3).

A I Assistance (Sony Xperia Ear Piece)


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A.I. Assistance (Sony Xperia Ear-Piece).

Super fast Charging (Oppo charges in 15 mins)


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Super-fast Charging (Oppo charges in 15 mins).

Next-gen chips (Qualcomm Snapdragon 820)


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Next-gen chips (Qualcomm Snapdragon 820).

Future of Display (ZTE Spro Plus with pico projector)


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Future of Display (ZTE Spro Plus with pico projector).

Virtual Reality (LG 360 VR / Samsung Gear VR / HTC Viv


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Virtual Reality (LG 360 VR / Samsung Gear VR / HTC Viv


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Robotic+Modular (LG Rolling Robot)


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Robotic Modular (LG Rolling Robot)

Drones+Modular (LG / Parrot)


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Project Tango (LeNovo)


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Smart Device Link (Ford Platform)


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360 Degree Cameras


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Wearable Accessories (Acer/Victorinox)


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Wearable For Females (Huawei Band Elegant)


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THE END


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5G


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5G


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2-in-1


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China v USA


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Advanced Materials


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Artificial Intelligence


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Advanced


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Milestones

2010

12.5 billion devices

6.8 billion people

201525 billion devices

7.3 billion people

2020

50 billion devices

7.6 billion people

2025500 Billion d

8.1 billion peo


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Year 2020

Thing; small word, big impact!

50Bn

$14Tn

Things

Value


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Data From Things

Sensors

Collect

Detect events or changes

in the environment such

as movement, light, temp,

humidity, sound, toxicity

etc.

Data

Transmit & Store

Data is transmitted via

satellite, LPWAN, wifi,

Bluetooth etc and stored

in the cloud or shared via

live data stream.

Insights

Analyse

Data can b

analysis so

appropriate

making and

be underta


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Control Things

Extract Data

Gain Insight

Read current temperature

Input Data

Decision

Create a new heating

schedule

Change S

Action

Change the

Sensors Chips & SOC IoT Dev Ki


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Sensors

Temp, Gas, Air, Humidity,

Pressure etc.

Chips & SOC

All components of a

computer on a single chip

IoT Dev Ki

Starter kits

playing an


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Connecting Things LONG RANGE // SHOR


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Battle lines are being dra

are being formed betweearound competing

Interopera


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Securing Things PRIVACY // SECURITY


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Interacting with Things GESTURE // TOUCH //


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Ma

speover

A

M I T S


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Major IoT Sectors

Industry/Enterprise

Industry

● Manufacturing

● Logistics

● Agriculture

Enterprise● Smart Office

● Retail

● Fleet management

Consumer/Home

Consumer

● Mobility

● Wearables

● Finance

Home● Security

● Entertainment

● Energy

Governme

Smart Cit

● Mobil

● Emer

respo

● Searc

● Utilitie

● Law e

● Senio

● Healt


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Industrial ThingsIndustry 4.0 aka IIoT sector will

be worth $8.9tn by 2020


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RetailRetailers will spend $2.5bn on

hardware and installation by 2020


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ConsumerConsumer electronics IOT sector will

be worth $2.2tn by 2020


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Brillo

Wearables


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Fitness Trackers Head mounted Em


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Mobility of Things CONNECTED // DRIVE

Internet of Flying Things


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Micro/Nano Semi-professional Co


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MakerMovementContributes $30bn to world economy,

130m “Makers” in US


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BusinessModelsHuge opportunities throughout the

value chain. Start with the consumerand work backwards (people before

tech).


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ThreatOpportun


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ThreatOpportun


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Screens everywhere! AUTO // HOME // WEA


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Future Cities HEALTH // WEALTH //


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SIMON MONTFORD // IOT

Founder: WEB3//IOT & Tusi

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