Smart Home and Intelligent Buildings

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1 Smart Home and Intelligent Buildings Emerging Business Opportunities Christian Schiller IT Systems Architect IBM Germany

2 Emerging Business Opportunities Positioning Growth Growth Business Major new growth business and markets Core Business Mature business and markets Emerging Opportunities Investments for long term growth Time & Level of Uncertainty Profit ROI on capital Costs Revenue growth Market share Profit Know how Customer Value References 2

3 Smart Home: a perspective Home: Increasing customer demand for high-quality and hassle-free living 1890 First development leap: Automated living Second development leap: Smart home (networked living) 2003 to... The Driving forces Broadband connectivity Communicating Digital Devices: Smart Machines, Pervasive devices 3

4 Smart Home The concept of service aggregation and delivery to consumers who build up a (heterogeneous) home network consisting of a plethora of CE devices Service and device ecosystem surrounding service aggregator Control point in the home: Service Gateway Smart Home key points Usability! Zero-touch installation, plug n play, ease of use, central service portal Bundle of home services offered to consumers they can choose from * Entertainment, Home Security, Metering, Goods Delivery, Healthcare, e-government Service possibilities multiply with number of available networked devices in the home 4

5 Devices that need to be managed Inside Home Home Service Platform Content & service Aggregation & Management Set Top Box Wireless/wireline Running Video or DoorCam Home Service Portal Plug n Play Residential Service Gateway secure tunnel Secure Home Access Subscriber Management Device Management Service Management Content Management Digital Rights Management Notification Services Family Portal Access Gateway Accounting and Billing 5 Webpad Smoke Detector Appliances

6 The Service Operator/Aggregator Model Security Services Services Providers Automated Meter Reading Service Operator (Aggregator) Appliance Maintenance Government Services Health care «The aggregator has extraordinary business opportunities A Strategic Question : Who will be the aggregator? Dr.Michael Hammer September 1999 in The Internet and the Real Economy» Infotainment Services 6

7 The home Gateway: a central Access Point Access from any Web Terminal Service Operator s Platform HomeControl Security Webpad Entertainment/ Gaming Home Office Home Gateway Different Networks e.g. access from office or via PDA/WAP phone Internet Secure Tunnel Firewall Notification Server Subscriber, Service and Device Management Access Gateway Service Offering Family Portal The Central Access Point for the Home Secure Access to the home GW between the various in-building network(s) and the Internet Includes Router / Server and Firewall functions It is an OSGi V3 (*) Service Platform Enabled for complete remote management Several vendors ( Arcom, C.P. Tech, Siemens, Emness, ) => IBM involved in the Home Gateway Initiative (HGI) Services Provider 7 (*) OSGi : Open Services 2005 Gateway IBM Corporation Initiative

8 Service Gateway concept Central access point to home network Fully controlled by operator, remotely managable Aggregates and standardises heterogeneous home networks Application runtime platform for home applications * Applications are either stand-alone, running only within the home network (e.g. an MP3 player for local files) * Or they are the client part of distributed applications, like e.g. in e- government, or healthcare domains Various CE devices are potential candidates for becoming service gateways DSL modem/ WLAN router Set-Top Box Service Gateway functions could also be distributed over more than one CE device 8

9 The OSGi Alliance (I) Open Services Gateway Initiative Software specification created through a collaboration of 80+ global industry leaders Defines a framework for service delivery and administration Defines specifications for services (OSGi bundles) Release 1 May, 2000 Release 2 October, 2001 Release 3 1Q2003 Publicly available at OSGi Alliance Members by Region 41% 38% 21% Asia/Pacific EMEA North/South America 9

10 The OSGi Alliance (II) How does OSGi relate to other standards? Vertical/Industry AMIC DVB/MH P Broadband Network Cable DSL Powerlin e Wireless Service Delivery OSGi Local Network Home Plug LonWor ks HomeRF JINI 10 HomePN A HAVi Bluetoot h CEBus UPnP

11 The OSGi Alliance (III) Collaborative model OSGi Framework Bundle Service registry packages packages Bundle Java 2 Micro Edition Operating System Hardware 11

12 The OSGi Alliance (IV) OSGi key features Multiple, independent, collaborating software modules on a single Java Virtual Machine Flexible software component model Open integration of protocols and standards Reusability of software modules Dynamic software updates (on the fly) Remote control/maintenance/diagnosis Secure, authorization rules (user- and permission admin) Platform-independence (Java) Horizontal deployment in various projects and products 12

13 The OSGi Alliance (V) The OSGi Alliance is actively pushing standards in the following vertical domains Automotive Telematics Smart Home Industrial Automation Healthcare & Lifesciences Mobile Devices 13

14 IBM Provides middleware supporting the OSGI Framework User interface and backend integration bundles OSGi defined bundles J9 Device and service integration bundles Technology integration bundles OSGi Framework (SMF) Communication Security Operating System (Linux) Hardware platform Technology integration drivers Device management bundles Device management Service Plattform System Plattform 14

15 IBM Websphere Everyplace Embedded Software connects smart machines" OSGi Implementation Service Management Framework 3.7 certified OSGi R3 implementation Other Workplace Client Technology Micro Edition components Java Virtual Machine (J9) Websphere Micro/Custom Environment (class libraries) Websphere Everyplace Device Management Agent Websphere Everplace Connection Manager Client Embedded ViaVoice MQSeries Everyplace DB2 Everyplace Integration with Websphere Everyplace Server Integration with development tools Websphere Studio Device Developer 15

16 The Service Operator s Platform: Delivers and manages the Services Access from any Web Terminal Service Operator s Platform HomeControl Security Webpad Entertainment/ Gaming Home Office Home Gateway Different Networks e.g. access from office or via PDA/WAP phone Internet Secure Tunnel Firewall Notification Server Subscriber, Service and Device Management Access Gateway Family Portal Service Offering Services Provider A"Service Store" accessed via a Portal : The consumer can manage Home Services Local Access (Smart Home) or remote (Through Internet) User Authentication & authorization User & Service Subscription and CRM Service Provisioning / Management and Billing User Notification Service Devices and Service Gateway Management 16

17 Open standards are key for Services Delivery - Reference Architecture - Websphere Environment - Eclipse User on the move Different Home Networks User in home OSGI Gateway PSTN / ADSL Internet Connectivity SMS gateway (WECM) VPN Gateways (WECM) Device Management (WEDM) 2 Value add Multi Modality (WPS) Service Gateway Resolution Streaming Server (PV) Common Directory (LDAP) Presentation Customisation Personalisation Aggregation Rendering (WPS) Subscriber Management (WPS) Portlets 3rd party SP or contents Integration and Abstraction services 17

18 Aggregator platform detailed view 18

19 Intelligent building Any device becomes a Point for Service Delivery to the enterprises.. What we call Pervasive Computing. Digital Video surveillance Access control Intrusion detection Energy / Inventory. Management Fire alarm Alarms management 19

20 Total Workplace Integration Application Integration between ERP and Facility Applications Portal and IP technologies to provide a human interface seamlessly Building Facility Integration Enterprise User Tools for -Simulation -Calculation -Environment -Physical Connect -3D Access -Scada apps -... Facility Management FM Facility Resource Management FRM Building Management System BMS Control S&A Human Interaction Layer Enterprise ResourcePlanning ERP 20

21 myspace Overview A portal solution that supports personalized, role-based access to content and applications An interactive visualization of the user s physical space displaying information at a building, floor or room level An application that federates data from different sources into a single, simple, access point for users. 21

22 Backup 22

23 Example of IBM References Tinker Creek: A Tinker housingcreek development group deploys a Pervasive Computing solution for its new residential community based on IBM WebSphere Everyplace Embedded Edition and IBM WebSphere KDDI Everyplace Access. Lyse Energi IBM technology provides the hardware and middleware infrastructure for a technology-enabled home environment of the future Belgacom/IBM/Siemens/Philips Implement and manage the EasyHome & EasyOffice environments - Zero touch installation, configuration and activation of services and devices - Remote management of multiple services (service Bundles) and devices through a Service Enabling Platform 23

24 Tinker Creek Village Tinker Creek Village in Virginia for the US $ buildings, The Connected Home upgrade package is only. Business Need: - to be the first home builder to offer "connected community/connected home" technology for mid-market home buyers. Solution : - IBM s OSGi certified inhome service platform integrated with the Websphere Home Service Aggregation Environment. Including security and engergy management enabled devices and an community portal Benefits of the Solution: - energy cost savings for homeowners of 30 percent - lower insurance premiums (15 percent annual savings) - increased peace of mind from an integrated security solution - and enhanced Convenience through Web and mobile access to in-home appliances and thermostats. Overall, this leads to higher home resale values in the future. IBM worked with us to develop a concept for every dollar we spend Jerry Godsey President Commonwealth Builders Homeowners portal 24

25 Lyse Energi (Norway) Services Access network: Fiber-To-The-Home 100 Mbps PC's with up to 10Mb broadband up/down Up to 40 TV channels Telephones connected (ISDN or Analogue) ISP-portal with news and other services, and up to 6 addresses Homepages Interactive TV and Video-on-Demand Status households signed 4000 households connected Over 80% signs on initial sales meeting 25

26 Project in Partnership EasyHome-EasyOffice: Objectives* Belgacom/IBM/Siemens/Philips Objectives To validate and acquire expertise in the technologies required to implement and manage the EasyHome & EasyOffice environments: * Zero touch installation, configuration and activation of services and devices * Remote management of multiple services and devices through a Service Enabling Platform To build a lab infrastructure for experimenting with and demonstrating EasyHome and EasyOffice services To demonstrate the technical feasibility of service bundles to Belgacom business development teams To show a fun and easy way to access on-line content *Part of material presented by Belgacom during the last OSGi Alliance 2004 World Congress in Barcalona (11-14 October 2004) 26