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The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT) and smart cities. It defines IoT as physical objects embedded with sensors that can collect and exchange data over the internet. Examples include smart devices, cars, and home appliances. IoT is expected to generate large amounts of data that needs to be indexed, stored, and processed for business intelligence. The document also discusses smart city initiatives in various cities around the world like New York City, and partnerships between cities to share best practices. It analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of implementing IoT and smart technologies more broadly.
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- 2. Internet of Things. Premise. Devices, People, World #HIPL Intelligent systems for World Smart cities of the World. Architecture of IOT. SWOT analysis Smart City Participants References
- 3. What is IOT ? • The Internet of Things (IoT) is the network of physical objects or "things" embedded with electronics, software, sensors, and network connectivity, which enables these objects to collect and exchange data. • IOT allows objects to be sensed and controlled remotely across existing network infrastructure, creating opportunities for more direct integration between the physical world and computer-based systems, and resulting in improved efficiency, accuracy and economic benefit. • "Things" will be a wide variety of devices such as implants, biochip transponders, electric clams in coastal waters, automobiles sensors, or field operation devices. These "Things" will collect useful data with the help of various existing technologies and then autonomously flow the data between other devices. • IoT is expected to generate large amounts of data from diverse locations that is aggregated very quickly, thereby increasing the need to better index, store and process such data. This data will give fresh unchartered opportunity for Business Intelligence. • Simply put -> Electronic devices communicating meaningful data (that becomes Information) via Internet. Market Segments of IOT Personal IOT Connected Cars Smart Home Intelligent Clothing BlackBerry, Google, Samsung, Apple. Government IOT Smart Cities iGovernance Microsoft, Oracle. Industrial IOT Efficient Machines Connected Terminals Edge Networked devices Cisco, Ericsson, AT&T, Bosch, IBM,GE.
- 4. Connected Devices, Connected People… Connected World #HIPL HIPL Team - Delhi Marathon HIPL team wore fitbits and carried smartphones as a means of tracking progress. The connected devices allowed the team to track progress. And store historically. Analysis included total distance covered as well as speed and calories burnt. More evolved devices allow for real time health tracking. This can be used as alert device to trigger emergency services. Team HIPL also shared this as a Social event. Facebook, Instagram are now abuzz about #HIPL Future enhancements will enable these devices to add robust and comprehensive Health care systems.
- 7. Architecture of IOT SMART Technology LoRa ZigBee protocols Ethernet WiFi 3G SigFox Cloud UX-I, DB, BI
- 8. Smart Cities of the World New York City: the forefront of adopting Smart city technology. City 24/7, an interactive platform that integrates information from government programs, local businesses, and the city’s citizens to provide knowledge to anyone, anywhere, anytime, and on any device. Hudson Yards project : $20 billion, 28-acre commercial and residential area in Manhattan. Digitally track environmental and factors like traffic, energy consumption, and air quality. It will include a Smart trash- disposal system with via underground pneumatic tubes. It is being designed specifically for millennials, and to provide the highest quality of life for those living, working, and visiting the area. Accelerated Conservation and Efficiency (ACE) program. ACE has allocated nearly $140 million in funds to fifteen City agencies, for over 80 energy efficiency projects in more than 400 buildings. These projects are slated to reduce the City’s emissions by approximately 50,000 metric tons of greenhouse gas equivalent (MT CO2e), and provide the City with cost savings of over $25 million per year. Oracle NYCStat management tool that enables local authorities to not only monitor the relative success of government programs, assets and channels, but relate individual and program performance measures to larger policy objectives such as reducing operational costs, decreasing crime, measuring the value of infrastructure investments in roads, sewer systems, public education, social safety nets, and developing a sustainable workforce.
- 9. World City Partnerships 'Open Agile Smart City' initiative. Called the FiWare Project. 31 cities in 7 countries. Today: 70 cities in 15 countries. Mostly EU and SA. The FIWARE platform provides powerful set of Open source APIs to develop Smart Applications in multiple vertical sectors. USA Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN) has 12 members: Boston; Boulder; Burlington; Chicago; Columbia; Houston; Palo Alto; Raleigh; San Francisco; Seattle; Vancouver and Washington, D.C. Seattle: Seattle City Light program. Sustainable Seattle High-Performance Building program (Microsoft) San Jose: Intel’s first smart city implementation. Real-time data on air & noise pollution and traffic flow India Palava city by Lodha: will span 4,000 acres, and cost Rs.14,000 crore. Smart Environment using solar powered street lights. Partnership with GE for SMART Water. Potential to create 3,50,000 jobs. Similar projects in Maharashtra and Gujarat.
- 10. NYC 311 Smart Civic project
- 11. SWOT Analysis Strength Technology in place. Sensors Machine Learning Network Business Intelligence Cisco, IBM, Intel, ARM, MS, Google, BOSCH and other co. have invested the Enterprise future in SMART Tech. Weakness No established platform. Fractured marketplace. Confusion on real meaning and implementation. Multiple Platforms: ARM, BB QNX, AllSeen, IIC. Opportunity Vast Economic Potential $11 Trillion Market for 1 trillion devices by 2025: McKinsey Smart Cities Threats Data & Network Security Governance Data Ownership and Sovereignty Laws
- 13. Today it is no longer a Question of IF..... It is all about how, where and when … Smart technology will be a part of our lives.
- 14. Demo Smart Environment Sense Environment information. Transmit data to edge network
- 15. Q & A
- 16. References: Amsterdam Smart City: http://amsterdamsmartcity.com/knowledgecentre Libellium India Smart City: http://www.techrepublic.com/article/indias-push-for-100-smart-cities-has-tech-firms-scrambling-for- contracts/ www.google.com Frost & Sullivan