DRAFTConnected bodies will feel better

Patrice Slupowski @slupowski

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From a floor to your eye: an history of computing

1960 1980 1990 2015?

Analog

Digital

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Sensors price decrease open the way to the internet of things

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What’s next ? Smartphones are incorporating more and

more sensors

From a modular smartphone….

…to a hub.

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Internet of Things is the next digital revolution

wearable cameras

sport tracking

wellness and e-health

smart Clothing

motion and brain trackers

smart Watches

smart Glasses

300 to 500 million devices

sales per year in 2017-

2018 according to ABI

research compared to 1,7

billion smartphones

Mobile is core and the

communication hub

Wearables subgroup : sport, wellness and health

Nike

Sportives, health &

beauty-conscious, geeks

Carers

Consumers as patients

Withings

Withings

Withings

GlucoDock

Remee

Jawbone Misfit Shine

Fitbit

iBGStar

Fitbit

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Equinoxe

AMBER

Alert

Tagg

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More activity and sleep trackers…

LarklifeLive Smarter

ShineSimple. Strong . Wearable

BasisSUPERCHARGE

YOUR DAY.

iHealth Activity & Sleep Tracker

LoopThe activity tracker that makes you move.

WakeMateWake up fresh, sleep smarter

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More health devices…

Kinsa ThermometerKnow More. Keep Your Family Healthier.

iHealth Wireless Wrist Blood Pressure MonitorAn Even Lighter BP Monitor

iHealth Wireless Blood Pressure MonitorWireless Wonder

Medisina GlucoDockMy personal blood sugar assistant.

Sanofi iBGStarA meter with style, to match your lifestyle.

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More devices…

MuseThe Brainwave sensing headband

Release: Q4 2013

BreathometerA Smartphone Breathalyzer

Release: Q1 2014

OMsignalBio-sensing clothing for everyday life

Release: ?

Smart Sock Fitness TrackerWellness. Reinvented.

Release: Q1 2014

HAPIforkEat Slowly - Lose Weight - Feel Great

Release: Q4 2013

Beam BrushBrush Smart!

Release: 2013

LumobackMeet LUMOback, the Smart Posture & Movement Feedback System

Scanadu & ScanafloFinally, you can know yourself best.

Release: Q1 2014

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Sleep tracking

Early-user typology

Types Objectives

Sportive Performance, risk-management,

socialization

Geek Test, app development

Heath-conscious Self-knowledge, healthy life

Patient Risk prevention, disease

management

Carer Monitoring of dependent people

(e.g. child, elderly, handicapped)

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Health insurers' health prevention programs have

started leveraging apps and devices

In 2012, Aetna's CEO Mark Bertolini said it is no longer in the insurance business, it is in theinformation business. In 2013, Aetna launched CarePass, an iPhone app and website formanaging your fitness

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Are wearables useful or scary ?

Health improvement

People (& pet) safety

Home automation

Energy management

Big brother

Hacking

Bugs

Attention dispersion

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• la sécurité

• le contrôle via un tableau de bord personnel

• la transparence

• l’accompagnement de tous ses clients et utilisateurs

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Orange and IoT : B2B business development

Empower (vertical) service provider partners through our assets

– Device connectivity & management (inc. M2M)

– Networks

– Consulting & IT integration

– Complex project management

– Portal & app development

– Cloud infrastructure & analytics

– Distribution

– Multi-channel support

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Orange started retailing smart devices and services

Orange Romania

Orange Spain

Orange Horizons

Orange France

Orange Poland

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Orange provides a multi-purpose open cloud

User data is aggregated and securely hosted by Orange

Innovative cross-data services are developed by ecosystem partners plugging into the Orange cloud hub

Thank you