Home Automation & Security Scenarios Markus A. Wischy Corporate Technology Siemens AG.

Home Automation & Security Scenarios

Markus A. Wischy

Corporate Technology

Siemens AG

Overview

Why UPnP for home automation?

Home automation scenarios Wakeup Leave/enter house Other

What‘s there and what‘s missing

Why UPnP for Home Automation?

The value of a network grows exponentially with the number of connected devices

Scenes involving multiple devices in different physical networks possible

More efficency, comfort and security for the user

Networks in the Home

White Goods: Powerline, EHS Audio/Video: Firewire/1394 Internet Gateways: USB, Ethernet,

W-LAN/802.11 Telephony: ISDN, DECT Electrical Installations: EIB (ANSI EIA 776) Set-top Boxes: Broadband, Ethernet Game Consoles: Ethernet, USB,

Firewire/1394 PCs: USB, Ethernet,...

An Interconnected Home Network

Powerline / EHS

InternetEIB

W-LAN / Bluetooth

EIB-IP

EHS-IP

FireWire

IP Network / Ethernet / W-LAN / ...

Phone

DECT, Home

RF

An Interconnected Home Network

Powerline / EHS

InternetEIB

W-LAN / Bluetooth

EIB-IP

EHS-IP

FireWire

IP Network / Ethernet / W-LAN / ...

Phone

DECT, Home

RFUPnP UPnP enableenable

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Scenarios – Wake up

Alarm clock adjustment depending on weather, traffic

Heating started in bathroom

Coffee ready in the kitchen

Motion sensor „detects“ sleep-over

Scenarios – Enter / Leave Home

Unlocking / locking door triggers HomeStatus update event

Lighting and Blinds are adjusted HVAC changes operation mode Security systems is armed /

unarmed Stove / iron is powered down

Scenarios - Other

Motion sensors adjust lighting

Scenes (TV, Reading, Dinner) involving multiple devices

Power management of high-energy-consumption devices dependent on tarif

Remote control of home automation devices (via Web/WAP)

and many more...

What‘s There and What‘s Missing

Draft standards in following areas: Lighting HVAC Digital (Security) Camera Blinds / Shutter / Motor Control Power System Security System

Sample implementations needed! Participate in the Working Group

Contact

Home Automation Working Group

Email-Reflector: [email protected]

Chair:Hans-Joachim [email protected]

For the interconnected lifestyle