Passive Wireless Needs at Yokogawa

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1 Passive Wireless Needs at Yokogawa Penny Chen, Ph.D. Sr. Principal Technology Strategist Strategic Technology Marketing Center (USMK) Yokogawa Corporation of America FIIW 2015 PWST Applications, Arlington, VA Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 1 -

2 Penny Chen Sr. Principal Technology Strategist at Yokogawa Strategic Technology Marketing Center (USMK) Chairman of the ISA100 Wireless Compliance Institute (WCI) Co-Chair of the ISA Wireless Backhaul Networks Working Group ISA Communication Division Director for US Expert on SC65C WG16 Member of ISA100, ISA99, IEEE-SA, IEC SC65C TAG Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from Northwestern University Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 2 -

3 Agenda Introduction Global Megatrends and Industry Trends for IA Industrial Internet-of-Things (IIoT) Yokogawa Wireless Anywhere The Needs for Passive Wireless Sensor Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 3 -

4 100-Year History of Yokogawa Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 4 -

5 Shared Vision with Long-term Relationship Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 5 -

6 Sensor to Enterprise Integration Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 6 -

7 Smart Engineering & Integration Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 7 -

8 Continuous & Reliable Support Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 8 -

9 Global Megatrends and Industry Trends for IA Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation - 9 -

10 Challenges of Industrial Internet-of-Things Industrial environment -- hazardous area, harsh environment, extra heavy metal jungle, open unmanned large area Lifetime reliability & stability System scalability to support large deployment cost effectively Provide robust, secure wireless communications for some wireless applications Large data acquisition, analysis and system integration as well as low initial entry cost Support variety type of sensors Coexist with many wireless transports medias Open standard based with interoperability Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation

11 Multiple Networks Overlay Virtual Private LAN Overlay Networks of Networks Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation

12 Future of Industrial IoT Industrial IoT can provide significant value, but must be incorporated into a system to provide acceptable functionality, value, risk, and eventually find a home in industry Incorporation of components provided by multiple vendors (normal practice) requires support from compliance specifications and tests IoT will be implemented in Silos of like devices that can communicate using common applications and security Some of these technologies and modular standards concepts are already incorporated into standards such as ISA100.11a The common shared network needs able to segregate vertical sections of logical functions according to security needs, business needs, or simply to facilitate maintenance or manage the scope of down time Adoption of I 2 ot technology for field networks presents the highest incentive, but will take the longest to implement because of the long lifecycles of the installed base Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation

13 Yokogawa Wireless Anywhere Personal Safety & Tracking Increased Flexibility remote antenna Standard Batteries Reliable radio for Long distance, x 3 times longer Wireless Communication Module with Build-in Antenna to accelerate market adoption Reliable Full redundant architecture (Control-over-Air) Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation

14 The Needs for Passive Wireless Sensors Need for Passive Wireless Sensor in Problem Areas More touch-and-feel in Plant Asset Predict rotating & modular equipment failure Isolated Assets (e.g. remote operation, robust measure solutions for difficult to reach areas, well heads, production platforms and pipelines) Cost effective (affordable blink spot deduction -- higher visibility into operations) lifetime maintenance (e.g. embedded into material for plant asset lifecycle management, condition monitoring, infrastructure monitoring before/during/after earthquake, steel pipe jungle monitoring) Benefits Value added information Faster response time Access to process data anywhere, anytime, any device More accurate picture of operations Printable Passive Wireless Sensor Tag Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation

15 Thank you! Copyright Yokogawa Electric Corporation