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Wireless & Mobile - In the home and elsewhere

Josef Noll [[email protected]]

Fellow – Wireless Mobility

Telenor R&D, B7d

NO-1331 Fornebu

26.8.2003, Josef Noll Home Networking 2

Related projects

Eurescom P1118 – Bluetooth access, opportunity for operators (closed)

Eurescom P1206 - Broadband services in the Intelligent Wireless Homeongoing project: www.eurescom.de

Telenor’s “home of the future”www.fremtidshuset.com/eng/

ePerSpace – Towards personalised services at home and everywhereEU 6th framework project - under negotiation

http://www.eurescom.de/


Creating communication …

not only for People with special needsPeople with ‘special needs’ are the well educated, physically fit, affluent young males who require the latest functions in their lap-tops, PDAs and mobiles; such as GPRS, WAP, MP3, GPS, camera, games, radio, video, DVD, etc.

P2P communications- more than networking- Grandchildren 2 Grandma


Customer wishes The vision

ISDN

Ethernet / USB Cable

ADSLOpenGateway

PAN

LocationCommunityContext, creation

User profileUser behaviour

User roles

Personalised & MobileApplications

1) Data connectivity

2) Voice support

3) Remote control

4) Games/Entertainment

5) Video services

6) Security infrastructure

7) Open network access (ONA) with personalised services


Starting from home, continuation in publicMy “virtual” home/”elsewhere”

– at home– at a friends place– in a hotel– at a leisure place

The push for broadband and MM– service creation from communities– for communities– from grandchildren to grandma

Services for everyone– from 1 to 80+ years

Home Automation, remote control Health - Care Security, Surveillance, Access

control, Appliance management Energy savings VoD, News on Demand, Music On

Demand

Games-on-line, e-learning Fast Internet Access, Videoconferencing, videotelephony


ePerSpace Service Concept

GSM, UMTS

Content ProviderPlatform

.xml structured content

Service Provisioning

P2P Device recognitionand configuration

Home Networktechnologies

Domotics, A/V services Infotainment Security

Gateway

GSM, UMTS

BackboneOSA Platformwith Personalisation

ProfilesLocationContext


Major working areas

Mobility of the user: Open access network Seamless authentication

Innovation speed (?) at home: Integration of personal devices in the home

Better serve the customer: It works - like the mobile phone It is simple - seamless access It is personalised - tailored information

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“Starting from home” – user scenario

UMTS download

Bluetoothdownload

wall: 15-25 dB (UMTS)

range reduction to 1/3

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“At home and elsewhere” –The Open Network Architecture

Millions of fixed lines function asfeeder lines for open pico-base stations

fixed

Subscribers’fixed lines

UMTS

GSM/GPRS

OBAN – open broadband access network

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Supported by seamless authentication based on the Mobile Phone

Personalised and broadband services

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Seamless access in the network

public

GSM/GPRS/UMTSMobility:

GSM/GPRS,Mobile IP,

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BSCHA, FA

NT(1)Wire-less

Ethernet

homeISDN, ADSL

PrivatSupport

Wire-less

Ethernet

hot-spot/corporate

LAN

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Key element:

Seamless/Personalised authentication

Seamless Authenticating: SIM, PKI• From the personal phone• Bluetooth based authentication

(login: phone nr, passwd: on SIM• Extended Security through PKI

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Bringing services to the home

Lifetime of home systems:Home phones “stay forever” (~ 5-10 years)Audiovisual systems > 10 yearsWhite goods even higher Slow take-up; hinder for mass-market acceptance

Potential strategy:- Early adaptors: new equipment, typically OSGi or/and MHP- Mass market: Add-on functionality (software and hardware), updated e.g. TVs, Laptops, and mobile phones

Examples of evolution: WEB services on smartphones, e.g.

Opera on P800 Bluetooth service access through

home network Value Added Services enabler

through wireless infrastructure

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“My Phone”: Email, ICQ, WEB…

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Remote control of model train

Home Control: Controlling temperature, light, etc

from your mobile phone

Example: Model train control

Camera for world-wide remote monitoring

Model train steering from “everywhere”

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Light Sens Cam PC LinkHeat

Heat control[set temperature]

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Entrance

sleeping room

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Example:My personal programme guide

Identify yourself seamless to the TV Have the mobile phone as remote control Get a personal programme guide

downloaded to the phone Get extra information about movie

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User view: Service elements

Context

communicate Services

adapted to

People

Sensors

PAN comm.devices

Network

LocationCommunity

Context, creation

User profileUser behaviour

User rolesPaula:- role- preferences- needs

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Elements & personalisation exchange

Sensor network: no personalisation component present PAN network: .xml exchange of information about terminal

capabilities, CC/PP@W3C and UserAgendProfile UAprof@OMA Home infrastructure: Service and Network gateway (MHP, OSGi, add-

on to existing equipment) User preferences:

– OSA PAM Presence and Availability Mangement, Mobility API, Terminal Capability API, GUP Generic User Profile, MPEG-7

Network access: no personalisation component present, potential usage of MobileIP (“extended” PKI)

Service management & adaptation: – done through service platform (network or content provider), based on

.xml/MPEG-7 content description,– done in end-user terminal

Service availability– local: pop-up, UPNP (Jini), ICQ, buddy– global: service provider through a service platform (OSA platform)

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Conclusions

Key success factors for the communication market: Person-to-Person communication and personalised services

Operators are key players, can provide:– Seamless access Common authentication in the network– Personalised access Through SIM-card identification– Infrastructure for Content Providers and P2P communications

Still some work to do in co-operation between fixed and mobile, thin Mobile-IP clients, Voice

Mobility seamless connectivity between personal devices and P2P

infrastructure Personalisation architecture defining interfaces between personalisation service elements

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