intimate things: how wearables are changing the internet of things

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A look at how the emerging category of Wearables is a special case of the broader emergence of the Internet of Things. Challenges to adoption include user experience design and cognitive analytics to make insights actionable.

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© 2014 IBM Corporation

The Internet of Things

San Francisco, October 2014

Intimate Things: How Wearables Will Change The Internet of Things

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Lots and lots of devices are expected.

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2003500 million

20092.5 billion

201410 billion

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Lots and lots of devices are expected.

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19505000

197510,000

2003500 million

20092.5 billion

201410 billion

202030 billion

2050100 billion

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Wearables are a special case for IoT, perhaps the most demanding

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Wearables are a special case for IoT, perhaps the most demanding

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Shared

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Wearables are a special case for IoT, perhaps the most demanding

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Shared Mostly Yours

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Wearables are a special case for IoT, perhaps the most demanding

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Shared Mostly Yours Personal

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Wearables are a special case for IoT, perhaps the most demanding

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Shared Mostly Yours Personal Intimate

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Why again, is it, that I need a smart, connected sock?

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No  Apps

No  Subscription

No  Problem

No  Advertising

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If  it  ain’t  broke,  don’t  fix  it.

Bert  Lance,  1977

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So far, wearables have disappointed.

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Work In A Clinical Environment

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Less Effective With Consumers

So far, wearables have disappointed.

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Work In A Clinical Environment

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Wearables, like most other Internet of Things devices have not been particularly clever so far

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The technology required to make wearables exceptionally smart is coming

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The technology required to make wearables exceptionally smart is coming

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The technology required to make wearables exceptionally smart is coming

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The technology required to make wearables exceptionally smart is coming

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Full ARM SoC as powerful asmany cell phones with 2GB ofRAM.

Boots when connected. RunsMac OS Core (XNU)

Receives MPEG stream andconverts it to HDMI output.

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The first network connected, independently smart wearables are emerging now.

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Omate TrueSmartTimex Ironman One

Network Connected

Location Aware

Cloud Integrated

Smartphone Independent

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Analytics are also evolving fast.

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Analytics are also evolving fast.

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Descriptive

What has happened

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Analytics are also evolving fast.

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Prescriptive

Choices currently available

Descriptive

What has happened

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Analytics are also evolving fast.

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Anticipatory

What could happen & how to take action

Prescriptive

Choices currently available

Descriptive

What has happened

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Make  the  most  of  yourself,  for  that  is  all  there  is  of  you.

Ralph  Waldo  Emerson

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To be successful with wearables, we must use technology to replicate for all some of things that clearly work in a clinical environment.

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HealthImpact

Wearables Data

Intervention

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To be successful with wearables, we must use technology to replicate for all some of things that clearly work in a clinical environment.

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Three elements to a transformational user experience

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Three elements to a transformational user experience

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Context

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Three elements to a transformational user experience

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Context Insight

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Three elements to a transformational user experience

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Context Insight

Action

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Context

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Weight

TimePulse Oximetry

Age

Speed

CadenceLocation

Heart Rate Respiration

Weather

Temperature

Light

Sleep

Context

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Context

Be Yourself

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Insight

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Insight

Sleep Badly

Feel Tired

Eat Cookie

Feel Guilty

Snap At Kids

Go For Ice Cream

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Insight

Know Yourself

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Action

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Action

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The snack before you binge.

The nap before you snap.

The jog that doesn’t pass Krispy Kreme

The hotel just next to the CrossFit gym

The suggestion right when you’re ordering

Action

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Action

Just Do It

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Context, Insight & Action aren’t just for wearables. They are for all the smart devices we envision

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If  you  don’t  stand  for  something,  you  will  fall  for  anything.

Gordon  Eadie

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The two-sided business model has to go.

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The two-sided business model has to go.

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Sell To User

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The two-sided business model has to go.

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Sell To User

Sell The User

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The two-sided business model has to go.

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Sell To User

Sell The User

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The two-sided business model has to go.

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Sell To User

Sell The User

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Meta-data is content. Anonymity isn’t.

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Meta-data is content. Anonymity isn’t.

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Promises of privacy have not been kept by governments or enterprises.

Security procedures for restricting access to private data have failed repeatedly

Commonly used tools for anonymizing data sets are easily defeated.

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Stop fighting for the right to build a business selling user data. It’s probably worthless anyway.

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Stop fighting for the right to build a business selling user data. It’s probably worthless anyway.

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Lots of Data Is Useful & Valuable

YES

Where can I find a parking spot?

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Stop fighting for the right to build a business selling user data. It’s probably worthless anyway.

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If there is more than one source:

And the cost to make copies is:

BUT

$0

Lots of Data Is Useful & Valuable

YES

Where can I find a parking spot?

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Stop fighting for the right to build a business selling user data. It’s probably worthless anyway.

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If there is more than one source:

And the cost to make copies is:

BUT

$0

SOSupply is:

And the market price heads to:

$0

Lots of Data Is Useful & Valuable

YES

Where can I find a parking spot?

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The  future  is  already  here.    It’s  just  not  very  evenly  distributed.

William  Gibson

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The components required for a data-driven, context-aware experience are ready for assembly.

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Senors For Context Enabling Technology

Analytical Insights

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The technology exists for extraordinary privacy and security.

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Zero Knowledge infrastructure

Open source security

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Miniature 1GB Hard Drive

Click Wheel

FireWire PC Interface

Lithium Ion Battery

MPEG Audio Compression

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Change  is  good.    You  go  first.

Dilbert

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