Enabling Legacy Sensors for the Internet of Things
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This document summarizes a panel discussion on enabling legacy sensors for IoT. It discusses the types of measurements that sensors can take, including position, motion, temperature, chemicals, and more. It also discusses the challenges of deciding whether to build new sensors or integrate existing legacy sensors into IoT applications. Finally, it outlines how IoT will impact many industries and components of the Department of Defense, including facilities, vehicles, aircraft, and weapons systems.
Enabling Legacy Sensors for the Internet of Things
- 1. Panel 2: Enabling Legacy Sensors for IoT • COL (ret) Charles Wells @charlesawells • Roger Hockenberry @rihock • Stephen Bates @batess #iotsummit 1 0800 Tues 09 May 17 AFCEA IoT Summit National Press Club, Washington, DC
- 2. What can sensors measure? • Position • Occupancy and Motion • Velocity and Acceleration • Force (tactile and threshold) • Pressure (force per unit) • Flow (volume and rate) • Acoustic (digital or analog) • Humidity (absolute/relative) • Light • Radiation • Temperature • Chemical (type/concentration) • Biosensors (enzymes, acids..)
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- 6. IoT will significantly affect every vertical • Agriculture • Connected home • Defense • Financial services • Food services • Healthcare • Hospitality • Infrastructure • Insurance • Logistics • Manufacturing • Oil, Gas, and Mining • Retail • Smart buildings • Transportation • Connected car • Utilities 6
- 7. ….and every component of DoD/IC Sustaining Base • Facilities • Water, Gas, Electric • Building Automation Systems • Industrial Control Systems • Photo Voltaic/microgrids • Renewables • Depot/Arsenal • Maintenance/Robotics Tactical • Tracked/Wheeled Vehicles • Fixed/Rotary Wing Aircraft • UAVs/Drones • Weapons Systems • Soldier Systems 7
- 11. I Consumer IT Enterprise IT Industrial IT Applications $82 Billion $131 Billion $125 Billion Infrastructure $88 Billion $75 Billion $100 Billion Totals $170B $206B $225B 11 Sources: IDC, TCG, GE, Harbor Research Source: Element Analytics 2016 Industrial IoT > $225B Market?
- 12. Last thoughts on the IoT • Cloud enables Big Data ….which is generated from multiple sources, humans, computers, sensors, beacons, IoT • Big Data enables Analytics ….if it is secure and the data can be trusted. • Analytics transforms business and government to provide competitive advantage …enabling speed to the right decisions, via human or machine 12