INTERNET OF

THINGSAND ITS IMPACT

ON TELCO

INDUSTRY

September 2013

LUKA SUČIĆ

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From ARPAnet to IOT – where we are now?

➜ Who could have believed what will evolve from a bunch of protocols and applications

➜ We are having problems comprehending and believing in what this connected world of today will evolve in tomorrow

➜ What prospects and threats the future will bring?

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31 billion

10.4 billion

1.5 trillion

connected devices & 4 billion people by 2020

(2013) connected objects0.6% penetration rate

other unconnected ones

TODAY AND

TOMORROW

CHALLENGE

S?

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PHYSICAL DEVICE+

VIRTUAL DATA=

MEANINGFULEXPERIENCE

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indexobjects are identified by their position in the world

onlinemoving objects uniquely identified by a code

control (the world)

the objects are connected to the Internet  and interact with people and other objects

talkobjects communicate with each other and action each other to occurrence of certain conditions

intelligentobjects communicate with the net to provide information that can be elaborated and used as new knowledge

HUB:RAUM + MENTOR =

LOVE

(R)EVOLUTIO

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Terrastream

PILOT

• IPv6 for adresses

and autenthication

• Security protocols & data

protection

• Real time provisioning and

location

HOW?

TERRASTREAM

PILOT

• High speed (up to 1 Gbit/s)

• OpenStack – virtualOS

• Cloud paradigm

• Full automation

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IMPLICATION OF TERRASTREAM

ON IT SYSTEMS – RADICAL

CHANGE

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CHALLENG

ESAND THREATS

CHALLENGES AND

THREATS➜ Existing security protocols not good enough➜ The threat is much more severe because they affect

physical objects instead of virtual ones➜ Stability and integrity of critical systems

(power, flight control, etc.) ➜ Privacy: a paradigm of privacy moving to the real world

(CCTV, sensors data, location data…) ➜ Data protection is more important than ever

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THE IMPACT OF

IOT?

Total connectivity Generating huge amounts of data

Using the data to improve on the physical worldOptimize and enhance any experience

DATA WILL FIND YOU not the other way around

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ULTIMATE GOAL OF IOT

? Ultimately, the ability to make sensor streams meaningful by finding significant links to multiple, varied sources of data is what will lead to promising developments in each category.

But first, we have to design products that are intuitive to install and easy to understand, giving us feedback in a human language that tells us things that matter in our everyday lives.

BUT?

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WHERE ARE STARTUPS IN THIS STORY? Highways and roads, buildings and storage places are being built.

We ALL need someone to populate that empty space, make use of the infrastructure and given opprotunities.

Design meaningful experiences and exploit the advantages of IOT infrastructure.

Internet has created HUGE, diverse universe once the infrastructure and tools were accessible to wider public.

BUILD it and they will come. What will you build?

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ONCE YOU BUILD

ITCOME TALK TO

US!WE

ARE

WE ARE OPEN FOR

SUBMISSIONS

KRAKOW

TO CONNECT YOUR IDEA WITH OUR

“ROADS, BUILDINGS AND

INFRASTRUCTURE”

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RESOURCES

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