UNH-IOL Internet of Things (IoT) IP Testing Service
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The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) is announcing a new Internet of Things (IoT) IP Testing Service to foster industry-wide collaboration on IoT technologies. The service will provide extensive testing of IoT devices and their ability to interconnect through interoperability testing, IPv6 Ready IoT logo certification, and training students to work on IoT technologies.
UNH-IOL Internet of Things (IoT) IP Testing Service
- 1. The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL) www.iol.unh.edu Internet of Things (IoT) IP Testing Service
- 2. Please type any questions that you have into the Question Window. Twitter @UNH_IOL | Facebook @UNHIOL LinkedIn @UNH InterOperability Lab #IoT #IoTinterop #IoTtesting 2 Questions?
- 3. •Embargo until 12:01am ET, Dec 8, 2016. •UNH-IOL offering Internet of Things IP Testing Service o Goals of fostering Industry-wide collaboration. o Extensive Testbed. o IPv6 Ready IoT Logo Test Program o Trains the engineers of tomorrow in IoT. 3 Today’s News
- 4. •New IoT Testing Service o Internet in IoT o IoT IP Interoperability o IPv6 Ready Logo o Student Training •UNH-IOL o Who and What o Industry Engagement and Involvement 4 Presentation Outline
- 5. •IoT Solutions have become an important driver in network designs o According to Gartner 20.8 Billon devices will be connected to the Internet by 2020. o Bain predicts $470 Billon in sales in 2020 for IoT Solutions. •Companies deploying IoT Solutions may not be in the business of networking and need guidance and education 5 Internet in IoT
- 6. •The new IoT IP Testing Service will offer the following: o Interoperability testing between Home Gateways and Wireless Routers o IPv6 Ready Logo Testing o Future testing in areas such as 6LoWPAN, 6TSCH and Security Protocol Testing 6 IoT IP Testing Service
- 7. •We have an extensive collection of Home Gateways and Wireless Routers •Allows for interoperability testing with many different Broadband technologies including but not limited to Docsis, DSL, WiFi •Proving application interoperability including connecting to the Cloud 7 IoT Interoperability
- 9. •IoT Vendors o Decrease issues in the field by testing both Conformance and Interoperability of solutions. o Educate and guide non-networking companies in networking choices •Solution Providers o Increase confidence in network deployments by providing multi-vendor environments for connectivity and interoperability testing 9 Who will want IoT Testing?
- 10. •IPv6 Ready IoT Logo: o Utilizing the Core “Must” Test Cases with the addition of Privacy Addressing and DNS o Includes both Conformance and Interoperability component •IPv6 Forum Logo Program is a trusted test program that verifies protocol implementation and validates interoperability as per IPv6 standard 10 IPv6 Ready Logo
- 11. •Testing Tools to allow IoT companies to test IP technologies in house •Add Security Protocols RFCs o DTLS, Lightweight IKEv2, SCEP •Future IPv6 Ready Logos: 6LoWPAN/6TiSCH •Testing Low Powered Networks IPv6 (LORA, Sigfox, NB-IOT, Wi-Sun) 11 Testing Roadmap
- 12. UNH-IOL • A neutral and independent lab that tests networking and data communications products for businesses across the globe. • Started in 1988 on the University of New Hampshire Durham, NH campus. • Non-profit organization and 100% funded by commercial industry with over 150+ member companies. • State of the art facility with 28,000+ sq. ft. (1 hour outside Boston, USA). • 4,200 sq. feet of pre-wired space dedicated to Plugfests. 12
- 13. • We enable multivendor interoperability, conformance testing and develop custom testing solutions. • Through our industry involvement we are able to provide guidance and insight into new technology areas with testing needs and certification for testing programs. • Promote early adoption through collaborative group testing (Plugfests). • Offer members access to our world-class, multi-million dollar shared test bed which continues to grow. What UNH-IOL Does 13
- 14. Standards Groups Developers (R&D) Industry Engagement 14 Standards Groups Users Developers (R&D) Standards Feedback Test Ideas Feedback & Results Devices Results
- 15. Training Future Engineers • More than 120 graduate and undergraduate student employees work with our staff, gaining hands-on experience with developing technologies and products. • Our student employees average a 99% job placement, often before they graduate. • We provide career advancement opportunities including tech talks, training for common industry tools, networking events and an online resume binder. 15
- 17. Please type any questions that you have into the Question Window. Twitter @UNH_IOL | Facebook @UNHIOL LinkedIn @UNH InterOperability Lab #IoT #IoTinterop #IoTtesting 17 Questions?
- 18. Contact Information UNH-IOL Contact Timothy Winters Senior Executive, Software and IP Networking twinters@iol.unh.edu www.iol.unh.edu PR Contact Melissa Power Interprose Melissa.power@interprosepr.com +1-401-454-1314 18