Trend Focus - the Internet of Things.

Trend Focus‘the Internet of Things’

Internet of Things (IoT)The Internet of Things is a scenario in which objects, animals or people are provided with unique identifiers and the ability to automatically transfer data over a network without requiring human-to-human or human-to-computer interaction. IoT has evolved from the convergence of wireless technologies, micro-electromechanical systems and the Internet.

AboutThe first Internet appliance, was a Coke machine at Carnegie Melon University in the early 1980s. An internet-connected soda vending machine that allows customers to check the availability status of soda remotely using a finger interface.

First emergence of IoT (1982)

- Three stages for the IoT:1) There need to be more devices on the network, everything from sensors to devices with embedded wireless.2) The devices must coordinate with each other without human intervention.3) Connected devices become ubiquitous, a programmable platform. 

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Definition and History

People

Things

Data(Service)

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Home Mobile

Business

People to Machine(P2M)

Machine to Machine(M2M)

People to People(P2P)

Investigating 3,8562 million into smart grid business based M2M in 2090 from ‘Grid 2030 Vision’

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Disruptive Civil Technologies Six Technologies with Potential

Impacts on USInterests out to 2025

‘The Internet of Things’

By 2025 Internet nodes may reside in everyday things- food packages, furniture, paper documents, and more. Today’s developments point to future opportunities and risks that will arise when people can remotely control, locate, and monitor even the most mundane devices and articles.

Why is the Internet of Things Potentially Disruptive?

Market Trend in US

Source: National Intelligence Council

Source: Department of Energy

The Internet of Things Vertical Service Scale of Market

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CHAPTER02Market Trend in US: IoT Promising Market

Source: MarketsandMarkets[‘12]

Unit: one hundred million

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CHAPTER03Practical Use Cases: Healthcare Industry

The concept :1) Patients can preset and communicate with electronic medication

administration records.2) Packaging drugs or delivering lab results, telemedicine based

technologies. Also, the robotic-assisted surgery could be possible.

The takeaway :Health industry’s integration with real-time monitoring technology.

Smart IV pumps RP-Vita

Case Study on Healthcare industry

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CHAPTER03Unique Use Cases: Healthcare Industry

The concept :1) Patient swallows this device and it moves through the GI track taking

pictures as an alternative to the tube-based endoscope. 2) Patient uses a small patch worn on the body working together with 1mm

sensor-enabled pills and a backend cloud service to provide real-time information on a users medication adherence.

The takeaway :The platform is built around the wearable patch which monitors the status of the ingestible sensors and simultaneously collects data about a users heart rate, temperature activity and rest patterns throughout their day.

Helius by Proteus Biomedical

http://youtu.be/pEDeQVf5gTc* Video

Case Study on Healthcare industry

Wireless Capsule or Camera in a pill

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Practical Use Cases: Automobile Industry

Formula One

The concept :During races data is transferred from the vehicle’s sensorBy radio for the team’s crew to analyze performance.(Management System)

The takeaway :Monitoring of automobile maintenance schedules andcommunicating real-time performance data

Case Study on Automobile industry

Nike + running shoes

The concept :The shoes come with ‘a sensor that tracks your run’ and sends the data to your iPod. Also this has its own ‘social network’ and can automatically tweet. The takeaway :The importance of connection between users and a sensor using the Internet of things as a platform. Nike + showed that the Internet of Things is already part of our everyday lifefor those people who are motivated to track their running.

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CHAPTER03Practical Use Cases: Retail Industry

Case Study on Retail industry

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CHAPTER03Practical Use Cases: Logistics Industry

Fedex Senseaware

The concept :The SenseAware allows customers to use a small device in their packages which via GS and sensor tracks. It tells people; current location, accurate temperature(pharmaceuticals), light exposure(film or art), relative humidity and barometric pressure. The takeaway :The SenseAware based packing system that will give usersthe most critical data about their shipment, in near real time.

Case Study on Logistics industry

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The concept :Random Hall connected college’s laundry room so residents can check to see when washer and dryer machines are available. Students can get their email addresses to get regular updates. The takeaway :Providing the platform(M2M) to people.

College Dorm Laundry Room

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CHAPTER04Future perspective and Conclusion

Would have more proactive progress in retail, healthcare, home automation, and automobile industries in the near future.

The key point is that ‘Internet of Things’ has to be made as a platform can permeate our lives everyday.

Might be risky handling the problem on the security, trust and etc in case that everything is connected machine to machine or machine to people.

But somehow, in different point of view, people might miss things ‘Humans’ deal with working.(Human-to-Human connectivity)

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