Authors: Murali Repakula, Sarvesh Bhardwaj, Ashwin Agrawal, Bala Thumma, Koushik Rajan

Internet of Things at Home

This  work  was  created   in  an  open  classroom  environment  as  part  of   the  Engineering  Leadership  Professional  Program  (ELPP)  developed  and  led  by  Prof.  Ikhlaq  Sidhu  at  UC  Berkeley.    There  should  be  no  proprietary  informaEon  contained  in  this  work.  No  informaEon  contained  in  this  work  is  intended  to  affect  or  influence  public  relaEons  with  any  firm  affiliated  with  any  of  the  authors.  The  views  represented  are  those  of  the  authors  alone  and  do  not  reflect  those  of  the  University  of  California  Berkeley.      

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Expensive  55%  

Complex  /  Tech  Savy  30%  

Security  /  Privacy  15%  

Top  3  consumer  reasons  for  not  embracing  IoT  for  Home  (source:  BI  Intelligence)  

Near  future    ü  Scale  and  producEon  economics  leading  to  a  significant  cost  reducEon  of  the  

connected  devices  (things)  ü  Emergence  of  Management  System  turning  around  acceptance  hurdles  to  it  head,  

instead  increasing  consumer  adopEon  due  to  same  ü  Each  IoT  device  individually  connecEng  to  smart-­‐phone  and  individual  app  for  each  

impracEcal  and  not  scalable  model  ü  Large  amounts  of  data  generated  due  to  abundance  of  devices,  helps  tapping  

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~  27%  IoT  market  connected  homes      

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Huge  divergence  in  Home  Device  categories    •  Security    

–  Home  Alarm  &  MoEon    sensors  –  Video  Camera  –  Locks  

•  Power  –  Smart  Meters  –  HVAC  Controllers  –  LighEng  

•  Media  &  Internet  –  Router  –  Set  Top  Boxes  –  Streaming  

•  Other  automaEon  devices  –  Kitchen  devices  –  Medical  devices  

 

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•  Not  A  Single  Player  Market  –  Security  Surveillance  companies  –  UElity  companies  –  Internet  and  TV  providers  –  Streaming  device  companies  –  Other  device  manufactures      

•  How  to  Manage  these  Devices    –  Centralized  vs  Device  based  –  Single  vs  One  per  category  –  Service  providers  vs  Device  Providers  –  SubscripEon  vs  Ad-­‐revenue  based  

 

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Power  Related  Smart  Grid  

 

Media  Streaming  /  SetTop  

 

Device  Companies  

Device  Companies  

Medical  /  Wearable  Devices  

Management  ApplicaEons  Content  

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CommunicaEon  •  Wired    •  Wireless  

•  Wi-­‐Fi  (high  bandwidth)  •  Cellular  •  Bluetooth  (low  power)  •  ZigBee,  Thread  (low  power)  

      Management    

•  Managing  CommunicaEons  •  Data  Management  •  Analysis  •  Event/AcEon  Management  

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PC  Manufacturers  Home  Management  hardware  manufacturers  

Hardware  pla^orm    

Home  management  operaJng  system   OperaJng  System  

Enabling    So_ware    

 

CPU   CommunicaJon   Sensors   CPU   Communic

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OEM  manufacturers  

 

Security  

Climate  control   Lights  

Text  editor  

Web  browser  

Media  players   Mail  Health  

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•  Pla^orm  and  standards  will  expedite  Home  IoT  Ecosystem  

•  Significant  growth  in  next  3-­‐5  years  •  Common  Management  hits  nail  of  complexity  and  

security  concerns  on  its  head  as  •  seamlessly  interconnects  diverse  devices  

securely  •  development  of  intelligent  apps,  leveraging  

humongous  data  to  provide  real  value  proposiEon  

•  Apple  and  Google  leveraging  the  opportunity  and  becoming  key  direct  beneficiaries