Libelium: IoT in the real world- wireless sensor networks and their endless applicaitons_m2m+ industry summit milano 2014

IoT in the Real World:Wireless Sensor Networks

and their Endless Applications

Javier Martinez – VP Business Development & Sales

M2M+ Industry Summit 2014, Milano

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A new world of possibilities...

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Libelium overview

Founded 2006.

Spain & United States.

Customers in +75 countries.

80% of TO is international.

VARs in N. America, Europe, LATAM, Asia, Pacific (12 VARs in 12 countries).

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What we do: to sense any parameter, anywhere

We help to solve problems in our society with wireless sensor networks that monitor

continuously anything, anywhere

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Waspmote: the standard platform for the Internet of Things

We identify 3 elements common to all IoT projects:

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The standard platform for the IoT

HORIZONTAL

+ 80 sensors+ 10 verticals+ 50 IoT applications

MODULAR OPEN SOURCESCALABLE

Pluggableadd-ons

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Business Model & Go to market strategy

+ A HORIZONTAL approach to market, targeting MULTIPLE VERTICALS

+ ONE HORIZONTAL HDW PLATFORM, MULTIPLE VERTICAL SOLUTIONS

+ Partnering with system integrators allows to build complete, A to Z

solutions for the end user.

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Waspmote, a unique development platform

Up to 6 different sensor probes per enclosure:

• Easy to change any sensor probe• Easy to add new sensor probes

Solar powered:

• Internal or external panels

Additional features:

• External SIM socket • OTAP

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Solution architecture

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Wireless Sensor Nodes

• Easy to maintain• Easy to deploy• Easy to scale

Gateway

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Solution architecture

ZigBee 802.15.4 3G / GPS GPRS

868 / 900 MHz WiFi BT / BLE LoRa

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Multiple vertical solutions

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A new world of possibilities...

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Smart Cities: user cases & applications

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Smart Parking

3 steps:

1. The parking nodes send the information to the repeaters2. The repeaters send the information to the concentrator3. The concentrator sends the information to the Internet

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Smart Agriculture: opportunities & challanges

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Monitoring drinking water quality

Monitoring water quality & safety

Sewage monitoring

Real-time water control & management

Public health & risk monitoring

Healthy, pollution-free, ecosystems for wildlife

Smart Water

Chemical leakage detection

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State of the Art

What we are already doing with these

elements...

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A Smart City project with a horizontal vision

* City services & goals:

– Smart Parking

– CO, CO2, NO2, Temperature

– Smart lighting

– Noise monitring

– Efficient irrigation system

* Dimension → +1,200 nodes

* 5 different smart city solutions, on 1 single hdw platform

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Smart City Services: Smart Parking

* Technical challenges

– Sensor calibration

– Sensor placement

– Deployment – timing,

weather, existing elements

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Smart City Services: Smart Parking

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Smart City Services: Environmental Control

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Smart City Services

*Technical challenges (2)

• Over the Air Programming

● Unicast, Multicast, Broadcast

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*Technology is the “easy” part

*COORDINATION inside municipalities

*Funding: public or private?

*CITIZENS

●What are you doing with MY taxes?

● Is it safe?

●How will I benefit from this?

Smart Cities: The Real Challanges

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Serbia: environmental and pollution monitoring

* Parameters: temperature,

humidity, CO, CO2, NO2

* GPS - > request time to arrival

of buses

*Challenges:

● Mobile & “Moving” Network

● Independent nodes

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Salamanca: air quality & traffic monitoring

✔ Sensors: temperature, humidity, CO, NO2, O3, Noise, Dust.

✔ Solar powered

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Opportunities come from many verticals and markets

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A new world of possibilities... IS HERE!!!!

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Let's build a smarter world together.

Thank you.

www.libelium.com

[email protected]