IoT: Here or Hype? Steve Eglash Executive Director, Secure Internet of Things Project. ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 1

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1 IoT: Here or Hype? Steve Eglash Executive Director, Secure Internet of Things Project ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 1

2 Technology Adoption and Market Growth ooze or avalanche ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 2

3 Some IoT Applications Asset tracking Environmental monitoring Healthcare Insurance Oil and gas exploration & production Automotive & transportation Facilities management Home appliance & smart home Inventory Smart grid ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 3

4 Some IoT Tools Analytics Security Connectivity User interfaces (h/w and s/w) ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 4

5 Utilities Example: Smart Meters Global installed base of 450 million in 2015 increasing to 930 million in 2020 Manage energy flow into buildings Data for smart water management ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 5

Smart City San Diego Public-private collaboration including City of San Diego, San Diego Gas & Electric, General Electric, the University of California San Diego, and CleanTech San Diego Network of

6 Smart City San Diego Public-private collaboration including City of San Diego, San Diego Gas & Electric, General Electric, the University of California San Diego, and CleanTech San Diego Network of 3200 smart sensors to direct drivers to open parking spaces, help first responders during emergencies, track carbon emissions, and identify intersections that can be improved for pedestrians and cyclists LED street lights with adaptive controls Solar-to-EV to charge plug-in EVs, store solar power, and provide renewable energy ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 6

7 Insurance Example: Artificial intelligence for emergency response Crises and disasters like earthquakes and floods Hazard mitigation and preparedness Real-time response and recovery Models enable smarter infrastructure investments IoT plus models enable smarter disaster response Customers include cities of San Francisco and Los Angeles Startup company, CEO & Co-Founder is Stanford Engineering grad Ahmad Wani ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 7

storage Activity, biometrics, dashboards, adherence,

8 Healthcare Example: Cloud health data platform for data access, integration, standardization, and storage Activity, biometrics, dashboards, adherence, lab tests Data partners ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 8

9 The Rise of IoT Platform Companies ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 9

10 Some IoT Companies End User Apple Ford Johnson Controls / Tyco Nest Samsung iphone Connected cars Smart equipment Thermostat, camera, smoke + CO alarm Smart phone, smart home, Artik cloud ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 10

11 Some IoT Companies Platform and Enabling Technology (1 of 2) ARM Cisco GE Google IBM Intel MediaTek mbed Cloud IoT device platform Connectivity, data analytics, security Industrial internet: predictive maintenance, smart manufacturing, cyber security, control Google Cloud IoT Core: collect, process, analyze, and visualize IoT data Watson Connected things and the cloud: autonomous vehicles, industrial, retail Chipsets ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 11

12 Some IoT Companies Platform and Enabling Technology (2 of 2) Microsoft Rockwell Automation SecureRF Symantec Verizon VMware Vodafone Connected factory, remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, connected field service, connected vehicle, smart buildings Industrial power, control, and information systems IoT security Embedded security IoT, M2M, and mobile IoT infrastructure management Platform and applications ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 12

13 IoT and Analytics IoT applications require data analytics Real-time analysis, trends, anomalies Machine learning algorithms with domain knowledge Combine time-series data with unstructured or semistructured data (proprietary or public) ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 13

14 New Products, Services, and Business Models Evolutionary versus revolutionary Example: Smart infrastructure and smart vehicles V2V and V2I communications Road hazards, traffic flow What is enabled? ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 14

15 Discussion Has IoT arrived or is it still primarily in the future? Is the distinction between companies serving endusers directly and companies offering platforms or enabling technologies meaningful? What are other IoT applications? What are other IoT tools? ǀ Secure Internet of Things Project 15

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