The Internet Of Things

Tiffany A. SargentIoT Senior Solutions Architect

Intel Federal LLC.

“Things” to consider in your solutions planning

INTEL: ENABLING THE IOT FOR 30 YEARS

Retail

CONNECTED MANAGED SECURED DATA ANALYTICS SAFETY

ManufacturingAutomotive

Energy GamingImaging Digital Surveillance & Security

Military,Aerospace & Government

Health

Considerations in IoT Solution Design

Objectives, Problem Statements, Use Cases

Operational Environment (People, Processes, Business) – Internal and External

Technology and Data Environment (Green vs Brown Field)

Data Consumers

Analytics & Compute Strategy

Data Interoperability Framework ( Data DNA, Data Policy, Data Governance, Data Quality)

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Intel Cloud Services

Intel Cloud Analytics

Local Cloud

Intel Technology - Use Case Example

Analytics Visualization Solutions

APIs

Intel Hardware • Smart Sensor• Gateway

DevelopersIntel Edge Analytics

End to End System: Intel Sensor, Gateway, Edge Analytics SW, Cloud Analytics SW

Intel Cloud Services

Intel Cloud Analytics

Local Cloud

Intel Technology - Use Case Example

Analytics Visualization Solutions

APIs

DevelopersIntel Edge Analytics

“Intel’s Edge Data Analytics Platform” reduced data to 5-20 megabytes per day with Edge Analytics Compute

Originally the Sensors generated 1 gigabyte per day

Intel Hardware • Smart Sensor• Gateway

End to End System: Intel Sensor, Gateway, Edge Analytics SW, Cloud Analytics SW

IOTG

Edge-to-Cloud Distributed Analytics

Instrumented HVAC Machines• Energy data from smart sensors & HVAC

controller input gateway is cleaned, averaged, encrypted and sent every 15 minutes to customer and to cloud.

• HVAC Operational Event data synthesized from high speed data sent on event to cloud analytics.

Remote & Centralized Data Visualization• Unit dashboard with near real time energy

data• HVAC Fleet management dashboard and

reports • Aggregated reports for building-wide

performance; financial impact

Users (Personas)• Sales & AEs: Point customers to potential savings

offered by intelligent HVACs.• HVAC Installers / Contractors: Use baseline data to do

initial commissioning of HVAC performance.• Factory Service & Support: Identify and disposition

equipment failures, out of spec operation. • Energy Services: Provide fleet demand / response

services to customers in conjunction with participating electric utilities.

• Building Managers: Continuously commission (est. 15% yr. by yr. energy savings over single commissioning) HVAC operation.

• Energy Services Professionals: Use services to survey building electrical energy performance by combining basic services with advanced load recognition abilities.

Cloud Analytics• Presentation of individual and aggregated fleet

data • Recognition of subsystem operation

tracking/trending • Tracking and trending of consumed energy data • Tracking of load and operational error events • Tracking and trending of power quality events • Fleet Demand / Response management • Fleet Energy Efficiency management

Cloud ServicesCloud Analytics

Edge Analytics • Data Cleaner / averaging (present only

significant data)• Alarm flag (Power Quality & Load excursions)• Gateway API for input and output

Developers (using SDK / API)• Custom reports• Custom equations for alerts, tracking and

trending • Decision support using collected data and

customer’s algorithmsComplex End to End System Delivers Intelligence 9

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