TSB SIG & ICT KTN

IoT Opportunities and challenges

ICT KTN
Established by an industry led group of key players with funding from the Technology Strategy Board Bringing competitive advantage to the UK by: Facilitating the exchange of knowledge on ICT technology and services Accelerating innovation in the sector Facilitating focused working groups Acting as a Network-of-Networks, working through other networks, industry associations, support organisations and communities of interest We have a comprehensive network of members spanning the entire value chain Membership visit us at www.ictktn.org.uk and join for free

The ICT KTN brings together the former Digital Communications and Digital Systems KTNs.

Who we are This _Connect group is the on-line platform for a newlyestablished Special Interest Group (SIG).
The IoT SIG will support the TSB in delivering on its ambitions through two interconnected objectives: Build awareness and understanding of the opportunities for, and barriers to, UK business through cross-sectoral IoT applications and services Promote the exploitation of those opportunities and stimulate cross-sectoral collaboration and innovation. The SIG is a partnership between the Technology Strategy Board and the ESP, ICT and Creative Industries KTNs.

Join the group for free: https://connect.innovateuk.org/web/internet-of-things

Enabling digital services for the future

Transport will account for 15% of greenhouse gas by 2010
2% of cars shipped in 2010 will have embedded mobile Estimated to grow to 1B by 2020 Mobile could reduce green house emissions by 3.5% by 2020

Smart meters/ grids

Utilities investing 200B$ by 2015

Ageing population Living with long term conditions Global spend 7T$ Developed countries 15% GDP Predicted to double over the next 30 years

Smart grids can save 60B$ annually

UK 26 Million homes connected Self managed systems predicting 10% energy savings

Modern Built environment future proofing for IoT evolution. ICT Technologies, Infrastructure and services Underpinning Technology: Electronics, Sensors and Photonics

2011 - IoT workshops -> Interim report

Four events focused on the end segment Healthcare: Transport Smart energy Modern built environment Smart homes and smart cities Creative industries Using same process: Keynote presentations Workshop 1 Creating the opportunities and identifying exemplars Workshop 2 Addressing the opportunities, next steps and ranking Group Workshop feedback Group Q&A

https://connect.innovateuk.org/c/document_library/get_file?p_l_id=2140879&folderId=2543615&name=DLFE-48598.pdf

Internet of Things The next growth wave

Internet of Things
The future Open data and objects Smart Everything Cloud

Today

Smart Silos M2M Applications

SaaS

Internet of Silos

Reach

Foundation

Mobile Internet

Internet / broadband

Mobile telephony
Fixed Telephony / networks Time Sensor and actuators networks

Connecting up the fragmented eco-system Innovation challenges

Internet of Silos
Analogue world

Wireless Sensors Audio Displays

Standards

Solutions & service Silos

Connecting up the eco-system Innovation opportunities Local storage / network Local storage/ network

Analogue world Local, data rich Enabling verticals / technologies

Local storage / network

Local storage / network

Interoperability challenges Business and/or Technical

Cloud Solutions & services

Data value recognition incentives to invest

End user IoT / Hub ISP Value chain stakeholders Value chain stakeholders Value chain stakeholders

IoT data
Networks IoT nodes IoT Service

IoT nodes / networks

Value for end user data

Value for IoT service

Workshop stats: What can we connect?

Central and/or cloud based

Cloud based
End users
End users

Networks

IoT Application / service

End users

Local based topology

2G / 3G / HSPA WiFi

WAN / LAN / PAN

GPS Bluetooth Serial

Intelligent nodes
Smart-phone system
Interface
Applications & Management

IoT Intelligent node

Sensor technology Applications Processor
Control Processing Power Management

Keyboard
Applications Processor

Audio & Display

Control Processing Power Management

Memory / storage

Radio modem MAC (L2) & PHY (L1)

Memory / storage

Radio modem MAC (L2) & PHY (L1)

Radio: Multiple Bands / Multiple Air Interfaces 2G GPS 3G / HSPA Bluetooth LTE WLAN

Radio: Multiple Bands / Multiple Air Interfaces

2G GPS 3G / HSPA Bluetooth / Zigbee LTE WLAN

Multiple Radio & Modem Technologies

Challenges for node technology H/W & S/W.. Power, long life, no human intervention, security

Mixed topology and IoT intelligent nodes

Cloud based

IoT Application / service

Networks

IoT intelligent nodes

End user platforms

IoT Topology using intermediary solutions

IoT node network 1

IoT node network 2

Brokerage / SaaS / data / services / common interfaces

IoT Application / service Security Policy Control

ISP Network 1

ISP Network 2

Data 1

Data 2

End users

End users

Data feeds

Data feeds

Smart energy & metering

Single hub concept

Health & fitness

Smart IoT hub

Broadband

Local storage

Femto

TV TV
STB

Digital TV

Modern Built Environment

People flow management / occupancy sensing Environmental and safety: HVAC, air quality, humidity, alarms, fire, flood etc Energy management: metering and intelligent nodes Incentives? Regulations, building efficiency rewards, monetary payback at occupancy phase

Design

Construction

Procurement

Materials fit for purpose, i.e. wireless friendly materials. Ducting, trunking, multipurpose sensors, fibre connectivity etc, that can be installed with existing skill set capability of construction industry Multi-purpose building ICT hubs / Meters Incentives? Regulations, building efficiency rewards, monetary payback at occupancy phase

Building and construction guidelines Skills and training to install IoT based materials and products Incentives? Regulations, building efficiency rewards, monetary payback at occupancy phase

Updated report mapping Work in progress

Broad classification 1) Analogue world people and things. 2) Sector network silos Applications and services related to application information flows and/or sector. Local applications and data storage 3) Solution, storage and service silos data manipulation, storage and services Policy and control (including authentication)

Next level Enabling classification technologies

People

PAN

LAN

WAN

Data

Application

Billing

Fit for purpose Wireless Connectivity and Spectrum. People E2E heterogeneous network - real control of time enablement. data Intelligent individual nodes for decides who local / Low energy / can use the embedded Inter battery life data, access applications Local hubs and gateways networking / levels and critical. Gateways . privacy. Energy Appropriate Areas for Fit for harvesting local further purpose storage and Benefits of investigation 'User RFID / NFC Analogue Wide area coverage applications Centred technologies Wireless and Fixed Design / user Technologies. Principles' Short range Broadband connectivity interface radio challenges

Free data - Government / Multiple end users extracting value.

Paid data Value recognition for opening up data

Control and access to data, person service, record (Things, service, personal).

Storage

Embedded / Segment driven applications

Appropriate value distribition

Appropriate service level agreements and inter-networking.

Security, privacy and trust appropriate for application.

Policy, regulation and liability

More information: Stuart Revell stuart.revell@ictktn.org.uk

Join the Special Interest Group https://ktn.innovateuk.org/web/internet-of-things Interim report, presentations and full workshop summaries can be downloaded by special interest group members