The Future of Location Technology for Developers (GeoIT Navigation Talks Berlin September 2017)
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The document discusses the future of location technology and the role of the HERE Open Location Platform (OLP). It argues that current location services are not adequate to support an autonomous future with 10 billion people living in giant cities. The OLP aims to address this by providing developers with a better map, more location data sources, and a platform to access and analyze location data to build new location-based applications and services. It describes the OLP architecture with layers for data access, processing, publishing and a development environment connected to a marketplace. An example is given of a cycling app developer using OLP to access more data and create a new bike road safety index service.
The Future of Location Technology for Developers (GeoIT Navigation Talks Berlin September 2017)
- 1. Dr. Richard Süselbeck Developer Evangelist HERE Technologies @sueselbeck
- 3. Bribery The API itselfPresentation
- 5. Nah.
- 6. Location isn‘t exactly the hottest topic for developers, is it?
- 9. But is she really wrong?
- 10. The Future™
- 11. The Future™
- 12. The Future™ 10 Billion People
- 13. The Future™ 10 Billion People
- 14. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities
- 15. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities
- 16. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities Autonomous cars
- 17. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities Autonomous cars
- 18. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities Autonomous cars Autonomous everything!
- 19. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities Autonomous cars Autonomous everything!
- 20. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities Autonomous cars Autonomous everything! New mobility concepts
- 21. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities Autonomous cars Autonomous everything! New mobility concepts
- 22. The Future™ 10 Billion People Giant Cities Autonomous cars Autonomous everything! Everything is a sensor! New mobility concepts
- 23. How do we make sense of this future? How do we build this future?
- 24. How do we make sense of this future? How do we build this future? Location Technology!
- 25. The Present We have amazing Maps. But they are static, they have no real-time data, they don‘t self-heal.
- 26. The Present We have an amazing Routing. But it does not know about the ice in that dangerous corner.
- 27. The Present Every car (and cow) is a sensor array, generating a constant stream of amazing location data. But we have no good way of using that data, creating new insights and applications.
- 28. She was right!* Current maps and location services are built for the past. *but: see next slide
- 29. She was also wrong. Current location technology is still amazing. But it is not ready to build the Future™. And we need amazing location intelligence to build the future.
- 30. What do we need?
- 31. First, we need a map. A better map. A 3D, real-time, high-definition, self- healing representation of the world around us.
- 32. Second, we need data. But more and better data. Data from vehicles, data from infrastructure, data from people, data from things and data from cows.
- 33. Third, we need a platform. Infrastructure and marketplace to connect maps, location data, location services and enable developers, data consumers, data producers.
- 34. Fourth, developers, developers, de..you get the idea. We can only build the future with such a platform, if its powerful tools and amazing data are available to developers.
- 35. HERE Open Location Platform
- 36. Online and offline secure multi- tenant development environment to create data products, services, or applications Integrated secure eCommerce environment to monetize data products, services, or applications brought from external to OLP or created in OLP development environment HERE Open Location Platform One-stop shop for location-centric development Development Environment Marketplace
- 37. A company that makes an app for cyclists. One of the core features: a bike road safety index. Problem: limited data from app. DinoCycle Example
- 38. Sign-up, Account Management Data Access & Ingestion Data Analysis
- 39. Data Processing Data Publishing
- 40. High-level user interaction flow Data ingested into OLP Resulting service integrated Analyzes data and applies algorithms Creates data processing pipeline
- 41. OLP is composed of 4 layers, and built on the foundation of Reality Index Reality Index Layered Collection of HERE and 3rd Party Location-Centric Data Accessible via OLP Foundational Components Operations, Administration & Management (OAM), Master Data Management (MDM), Run Time Execution (RTE), and Big Data Primitives (BDP) Geospatial Enrichment Components Location and Essential Analytics Processors & Services Application Environment Applications Built on top of OLP Development Environment Environment for Platform Producers and Consumers Layer1Layer2Layer3 Marketplace eCommerce Environment to Exchange Assets Layer0
- 42. Focus on developers! It‘s never been more exciting to be a GeoIT developer! Yes!
Editor's Notes
- #9: IMAGE: Nerd pointing!!
- #11: Let‘s look at the FUTURE.
- #12: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #13: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #14: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #15: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #16: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #17: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #18: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #19: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #20: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #21: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #22: ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #23: 50 X increase in location data by 2020 ADD IMAGE ROBOTS ADD IMAGE HOVERBOARD Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #24: TODO: one after the other! Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #25: TODO: one after the other! Drone Highways. New Mobility Concepts. Smart Cities. Roomba. Everything is a sensor (cow). By 2050 we will have close to 10 billion people on this planet At least 50 megacities (each with more than 10 million, some up to 40 million, inhabitants) Autonomous vehicles, drones, completely new mobility concepts. ”Virtual roads” are needed so that drones can glide through the system Robots Everything will be a sensor(array). Including cows!! What technology to make sense of the enormous amounts of data that we collect every day? One thing is certain: Location is the glue that links these factors together
- #26: We have great maps, but they don‘t know about washed away costal roads, construction, pot holes. At least not immediately. Why doesn‘t it learn automatically about lane closures, new speed limits (temporary or otherwise).
- #29: Of course, the current map & location tools are still pretty cool
- #31: If current location technology isn‘t quite up to snuff, what do we need. How does our perfect imaginary location technology look like?
- #32: But more than this. We need HD maps. We need live maps. We need real-time maps. We need a Reality Index™.
- #34: A geocoder is a useful tool. It will remain a useful tool. But how do I connect the geocoder to the stream of data coming in from my things? How do I connect my map to the cars, so it can self-heal? How do I get location data I don‘t have? How do I find users for my location data? How do I do analytics on my data? How do I as a developer access all this data, these services? We need a thriving location ecosystem.
- #35: We can only build the future with such a platform, if it‘s powerful tools and data are available to developers.
- #37: Abstraction of Complexity, Access the Reality Index, Leverage the HERE Location Services, Marketplace.
- #42: Kill this?=?