the current and future state of internet of things: unveiling the opportunities
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Delivered in a two-hour seminar at Surya University, Serpong, Banten province.TRANSCRIPT
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“A network between objects, usually
wireless and self-configuring, such as household appliances”. ~ Wikipedia
“Embedded short-range mobile transceivers
into a numerous of additional gadgets and everyday items that form communication between people and things, and between things themselves”. ~ IoT technologies proposed in 2015 WSIS conference
3 It’s All About
“Things having ident i t ies and vir tual
personalities operating in smart spaces using intell igent interfaces to connect and communicate within social, environmental, and user contexts”. ~ IoT in 2020
“A proposed development of the internet in which everyday objects have network connectivity, allowing them to send and receive data.” ~ Oxford Dictionary, 2013
4 It’s All About
Wireless communications Machine-to-machine interfaces
Electronic communication protocols Microcontrollers
Location technology Software
IPv6 CoAP RFIDs
Sensors Smart-handhelds
5 Enabling Technologies
Person-to-Thing
Thing-to-Person
Thing-to-Thing
6 New Paradigm of Communication
From ANY TIME, ANY PLACE connectivity for ANYONE, we have CONNECTIV ITY fo r ANYTHING.
7 Summing IoT Up
8 The Benefits
Improved quality of life Healthcare from anywhere Better safety, security and productivity
New business opportunities Utilized in every vertical for improving efficiency Creates new businesses, new and better jobs
9 The Benefits Economical growth Billions of dollars in savings and new services
Improved competitiveness Providing cutting edge products and services
Better environment Saves natural resources and trees Helps in creating a smart, greener and
sustainable planet
More visible in our every day lives.
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11 Smart Mirror
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12 Smart Socks
13 Smart Garbage Cans
14 Blood Pressure Monitor
15 Glucose Monitor
What is happening now 16
Courtesy of Ankur Pipara
Applica'on Areas
Smart Ci'es Smart Environment
Smart Energy
Smart Agriculture
E-‐Health Retail Logis'cs Industrial Control
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Smart Grid Enables smooth and efficient
delivery of electricity AMI, DSM, Green energy
integration and energy management
Saves energy, reduces cost and increases reliability
Industrial Monitoring To increase productivity,
efficiency, and safety Machine Surveillance, asset
tracking and storage monitoring
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Agriculture Monitoring Accurate temporal and spatial monitoring Reduced water, energy, and pesticide usage
Better productivity Smart Cities Sustainable urban development Eco-friendly infrastructure Water, land, skills and energy resources
optimization
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Healthcare Patient care in hospitals and at home Tele-assistance for aging and rural citizens Connected Home Home safety, security, automation and control Smart appliances and home entertainment
systems
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Telematics Improvement of safety of transporting systems Fleet management and traffic flow optimization
Safety and Security Periodic monitoring of the architecture status Emergency warning information
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The Architecture 22
23 Driving Factors
24 Relationship with Big Data
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MIT Auto-ID Lab & EPC Global.
Stanford University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Cambridge University
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Nokia SAP IBM GOOGLE AMBIENT Metro Group Siemens Sun Cisco GE
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EPFL & ETH Zurich Information and Communication Systems Research Group
Chemnitz University of Technology VSR Group
More Research Groups and Projects to Come
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IoT is not coming soon. It’s HERE. For REAL.
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! A CAR produced NOW has an average of !
! 60 – 100 !! built-in SENSORS…!
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Today Smart phones and
Tablets have already had lots
of SENSORS like GPS, accelerometer, compass.!
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70 billion machines, only 1%
are connected
Enables the next trillion connections
30 Application Scope: Now vs Future
Smart Home 31
Smart Car 32
Smart Farms 33
E-Healthcare 34
35 Implementation Challenges General Big Data Explosion Technological standardization at some areas
are still fragmented Privacy and security Absence of the GOVERNANCE
Connectivity Seamless connectivity with mobility Scalability and performance assessment Interoperability
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37 Implementation Challenges Management system Scalability - capability in handling millions of
things Object, device and service management Easy-to-use location based management
Big Data and applications Information gathering, storage, analysis and
inference Applications, services, and business models Security, trust, and privacy to protect
So now what? 38
“The future is here ... it’s just not evenly distributed.” ~ William Gibson (1993)
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will be part of Internet of Things by 2020, as IDC predicted in early 2014.
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212 billion devices
will have
internet access by 2020, Extreme Networks say.
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5 billion people
IoT will generate nearly
US$9 trillion
in annual sales
by 2020.
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REPORTS
ALERTS
DATA PROCESSING
STORAGE
PATIENTS
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57,000 new “things”
will be added to the Internet every
1 second within 6 years.
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Smart Home
Smart Grid/Smart Energy
Smart Ci'es
Smart Factory
Future Scenario Will Look Like 45
Courtesy of Ankur Pipara
Indonesia’s Market >4% economic growth Stable inflation and interest rate 260 million population 250 million mobile subscribers 75 million netizens 60 million mobile netizens 45+ million feature phone net users Enterprise and household segments to adopt faster than consumer’s
Unveiling The Possibilities 46
Wearable technology is growing slowly Same thing applied with IPv6 20% saving account owner 7% credit card subscriber 50 million Facebookers (Top 5) 40 million Twitterers (Top 5) 4 million Kaskusers Jakarta is the world’s chattiest city 85 million middle class 245 million domestic trip, 7 million outbound a year
The Current State 47
5 million middle class per year
2% internet users per year
Feature & smart phone still promising
Heats up by social network and travel
Trust gained from hospitality industry
Huge potential in e-commerce, online travel space(98% offline) and game
The Growth 48
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