BUILDING THE FUTURE TOGETHER

Justin AndersonChairman & CEO Flexeye. Founder & Director HyperCat.

INNOVATION THROUGH COLLABORATION,

STANDARDS AND BEST PRACTIVE FOR

SMART CITIES

INTEROPERABILITY CORE TO ECONOMIC IMPACT

Source: McKinsey Global Institute Analysis

UNLOCKING THE SMART CITIES OPPORTUNTIY

Opportunity: translate great smart outcomes into valuable services at speed

Opportunity• $1.5 trillion global smart city market*

• HyperCat leading high profile projects

• Collaboration for industry is key to unlocking potential

• Cities starting to crowd-source SMART ideas – e.g. OPDC

Challenge

• But market too slow and too small

• Struggle to turn great ideas from non-techies into valuable new services

• Need for interoperability to break through fragmentation

*Source: Frost and Sullivan

COLLABORATIVE

INNOVATION

PAS 212

PAS 212

Resource Discovery

Common, machine-readable API

HTTPS, REST, JSON

Annotate existing APIs

A simple foundation

Also

Security

Subscription

Search

Data licenses

Hypercat in the IoT Stack – machine readable API

FROM VALUE CHAINS ..

Discrete Component

Service

Smart System

A New Value Chain

TO VALUE WEBS

Plug into a value web

.. Actually a Value Web

Smart Logistics

Smart Parking

Smart Water

Smart Buildings

Smart Highways

Smart Facilities

SmartFoodSafety

My Guardian Smart EnergyFleet Fault Diagnosis

Smart Lighting

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HYPERCAT SPEARHEADS

Example: River Clyde Homes

End to End UK Infrastructure – Plug and Play IoT

App Builder, Modelling, Data Integration

Device Management

CITIZENS TRANSPORT

UK Wide Ultra Narrowband Network

UTILITIES/

ENERGY

WATER/

WASTEBUILDINGS SECURITY

Application Developers

3rd Party Actuator/Sensor

Developers

Urban Fabric Modelling Assets

Open standards like PAS 212 (Hypercat) and BIM encourage open innovation, ensures interoperability, and avoids vendor lock-in

By modeling the existing and future assets and infrastructure, physical “things” understand real-world understand their context.

Business rules workflow enable real-world actuators to observe and take intelligent action through their digital counterparts.

Build and maintain a digital representation of city assets and infrastructure where digital entities understand their context, interrelationships, stakeholders and purpose

Features Benefits

• Associate data directly with urban fabric model• Define business rules and behaviors for entities (e.g. dynamic access

controls and actuation events)

• Digital view of the real world for stakeholders KPI’s and KRI’s• Control real-world from the digital world• Automatic sensing and actuating with low or no human intervention