ieee internet of things (iot) initiative in ukraine #iotconfua

IEEE Internet of Things (IoT) Initiative

Ievgen PichkalovVice Chair of IEEE Ukraine [email protected]

IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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IEEE produces over 30% of the world's literature in the electrical and electronicsengineering and computer science fields, publishing well over 100 peer-reviewedjournals.

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IEEE Standards Association and Wi-Fi

The IEEE 802.11 Working Group started standardizing wireless LANs in 1990!

Structure of IEEE

The following chart show how all the organizational units in IEEE work together. Note that coloris used to show association and the cross over of two colors indicates some overlap. Gray is forTAB, light blue is used for MGAB and dark blue is used for Affinity Groups.Section consist of Technical Chapters, Affinity Groups and Student Branches.

IEEE Regions

IEEE Ukraine Section – In general

Section Name Sub Section Name

IEEE Current Grade Description Count of Members

Ukraine Section Associate Member 13Fellow 3

Graduate Student Member 42Life Fellow 1

Life Member 3Life Senior 2Member 209

Senior Member 61Student Member 30

364Ukraine Section 364

Graduate Student Member + Student Members = 72Young Professionals Members up to 120

IEEE Ukraine Section – 12 Chapters

And one additional chapter in Georgia!

Kharkiv up to 155

Kyiv up to 105

Lviv up to 30

Ternopil up to 14

Vinnytsia up to 14

IEEE Ukraine Section – 6 Student Branches

IEEE Internet of Things

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iot.ieee.org

IEEE IoT - Mission Statement

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The mission of the IEEE IoT Initiative is to serve as the gathering place for the globaltechnical community working on the Internet of Things; to provide the platform whereprofessionals learn, share knowledge, and collaborate on this sweeping convergence oftechnologies, markets, applications, and the Internet, and together change the world.

Brings people together

Is a thought leader essential to the IoTcommunity

Enables discussion and engagement

amongst the broad span of IoT disciplines

IEEE Enables Discussion: Diverse IoT Community

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IEEE More than 426,000 members in more than 160 countries, more than 50

percent of whom are from outside the United States

IEEE IoT Technical Community 9,700*+ members and growing Join today via iot.ieee.org

IEEE IoT on Twitter Top-tier voice and resource in social media Large community of meaningful followers YTD reach: 111M impressions* Follow us twitter.com/IEEEIoT

LinkedIn Group: IEEE Internet of Things Connect with thousands of senior-level and engineering community

members interested in IoT Join: https://www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid=5148323

Flipboard: IEEE Internet of Things 11,000* Viewers,1,200* Followers, 3,000* Articles Follow us via https://flipboard.com/@stogner/ieee-internet-of-things-

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IEEE IoT - Webinars

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Webinar: Defining 5G Architecture as The Future Communications Infrastructure of IoT - 24 February 2016 at 11:00 am ETPresenter: Roberto MinervaChair, IEEE IoT Initiative; Telecom Italia Lab

Webinar on Demand: IPv6-based IoT - 19 November 2015Presenter: Latif LadidChair, IEEE World Forum on Internet of Things; President, IPv6 Forum; Research Fellow, University of Luxembourg

http://iot.ieee.org/education/webinars.html

Webinar on Demand: The Internet of Things, Architecture and Standards - 6 August 2015Presenter: Oleg LogvinovChair, IEEE P2413 Working Group, IEEE IoT; Director of Special Assignments, STMicroelectronics

IEEE IoT - Publication

13http://iot.ieee.org/articles-publications.html

IEEE IoT NewsletterBi-monthly, technically focused electronic publication highlighting important IoT-related technology developments, innovations, and trends from the world’s top subject matter experts, researchers, and practitioners

The Institute Special Report: The Internet of Things, March 2014 Internet of Things Journal

Four issues; 33 papersIEEE Xplore Digital Library

~125,000 Internet-related documents

IEEE IoT - Events

14http://iot.ieee.org/conferences-events.html

Turn to IEEE IoT for Content, Knowledge, Collaboration

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The Internet of Things (IoT) Definitions Document

A “living document” in a collaborative space on the IEEE IoT web portal Baseline definitions of IoT Gain and contribute knowledge and ideas To facilitate better understanding of IoT Lead to further research Advance understanding of IoT

Get involved in the universal discourse underway now!

Creating an Ecosystem Through Standards: IEEE P2413

16http://standards.ieee.org/innovate/iot/

This draft standard defines an architectural framework for the Internet ofThings (IoT), including descriptions of various IoT domains, definitions of IoTdomain abstractions, and identification of commonalities between differentIoT domains.

IEEE IoT Enables Discussion & Engagement: IoT Use Cases

17http://iot.ieee.org/iot-scenarios.html

To really understand the Internet of Things (IoT) requires application, implementation, andexecution in the real world. IEEE IoT recently launched a program to provide the IoTcommunity an interactive platform on which to engage with use cases, servicedescriptions, business models, and reference implementations that will be key todeveloping a vibrant IoT industry. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to contribute tothe IoT cause, as well as get excellent exposure for your projects and ideas.

IEEE IoT Startup Resources

18http://iot.ieee.org/startups.html

The IEEE IoT Startup Resources enable emerging players in the IoT market to share anddiscuss their endeavors with the IEEE community. Use this platform to connect withcommunity members and discover new innovations in the evolving field of IoT. To contributeyour ideas, we invite you to get involved at upcoming IoT Startup Events hosted by the IEEEStandards Association (IEEE-SA) and the IEEE Internet of Things (IoT) Initiative.

IEEE IoT Startup Resources

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2015 IEEE-SA IoT Startup Soiree

IEEE IoT Hackathon

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We are challenging you in finding new Internet of Things solutions for the retail market, using the software VIPER and all the possible compatible hardware.

CHALLENGE PRIZEA blog post on VIPER official blog and an article about the project on an internationalIoT blog. A Kit composed of a TOI Shield (Multi-sensor board) and a Particle Photon. Allcompatible with VIPER.

IEEE IoT Hackathon 2014

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First place: Perfect Playlist: A playlist that dynamically adjusts environment (songs,lighting, etc.) based on pre-determined settings, using crowd-sourced song preferencesand sensor inputs as feedback.

Runner-up: Rounds: Sensors (iBeacons) placed in key spots within a hospital (patientbeds, handwashing stations) to track movement of heath care workers and interactionwith patients. iPhone app for heath care workers, iPad app for in-room data entry (canuse iPhone for this if room does not have iPad). Backend analysis, reporting and processoptimization logic.

Third Place: MarkeThings: MarkeThings bring value to data by connecting people withbusiness.

IEEE Benefits

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IEEE Competitions

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IEEEmadC (Mobile Applications Development Contest)IEEEmadC (Mobile Applications Development Contest) is a new international contestorganized by IEEE for all student members across the globe.

IEEE Travel Grants

IEEE Region 8 - VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION FUNDTravel support for participation in conferences that are located in Region 8 andorganised or sponsored by IEEE R8 organisational units.

Region 8 IEEE is quite diverse in nature covering Europe, Africa and the Middle East. It isthe fast growing IEEE Region. The average income in various R8 countries differssignificantly. That is why a IEEE R8 Voluntary Contribution Fund (IEEE R8 VCF) wascreated. This fund is fed by voluntary contributions donated by Region 8 members. Themoney is then used to support members and especially students and graduate studentmembers with low income in their professional and technical activities.

Member of IEEE R8 at least in a second year.

Travel to a conference sponsored or co-sponsored by IEEE

Conference within the geographical area of Region 8

The maximum amount provided can not exceed US$1000.

IEEE Grants for Projects

Engineering Projects in Community Service (EPICS) in IEEEEPICS in IEEE awards grants to university student groups to work on socially innovativeprojects that may address local community-service needs such as access and abilities,education and outreach, environment, and human services. Projects must be submitted byan IEEE member and involve a non-profit organization partner. Collaboration with a localhigh school is also encouraged. Typical awards use IEEE funding for project related supplies(as opposed to personnel costs) with award amounts in the US$5,000 to US$10,000 range.

There is no deadline for applications. Applications are accepted throughout the year on arolling basis. Apply today and help impact your community.


Link: http://www.standardsuniversity.org/grants/

IEEE is offering grants for graduate and upperclassman design project student application papers.Grants include US$500 for students, with additional honoraria for faculty mentors.Eligibility:IEEE is offering grants to both students and faculty mentors to help with graduate and capstone design projects with an industry standards component.*IEEE will publish the results as a student application paper.Requirements:Student(s) beginning a design or development project will submit an abstract summary describing the project, which includes:– a summary of the project goal (i.e., what are you trying to build?);– an understanding of what standards are being considered to achieve the project goal;– a declaration of intention to submit an application paper for publication by the IEEE upon completion of the project;– a statement of endorsement from a faculty mentor must be included.Applications may be submitted at any time throughout the year.Deadlines for 2016 student grant applications:15 March15 June15 October


IEEE Foundation2016 Theme & Request for Proposals (RFPs)Increase the understanding of technology and its critical role in meeting globalchallenges and improving the human condition.

Request for Proposals:For 2016, the IEEE Foundation Grants Program will invest approximately $400,000to increase the understanding of technology and its critical role in meeting globalchallenges and improving the human condition.


Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology (SIGHT)The IEEE Special Interest Group on Humanitarian Technology (SIGHT) SteeringCommittee is inviting applications for project funding support. SIGHT groups’ majorgoal is to create opportunities for members to devote time and talents tohumanitarian work consistent with IEEE’s Constitution to “bring the benefits oftechnology to the entire world.”

IEEE SIGHT will support a wide range of projects, and the level of funding support hasbeen between US$500 and US$20,000. The first 2015 application deadline forfunding is May 15. Later deadlines will be July 15 and September 15.


IEEE Student Enterprise AwardThe IEEE Student Enterprise Award provides financial help to Student members whoare looking to implement an idea for a project. It enables IEEE Student members towork with others on an engineering project, while simultaneously strengtheningStudent Branch programs. Topics may be of a technical or non-technical nature fromresearch on cutting edge technology, humanitarian, and community service programs.

Deadline - 1 February (annually) Funding for the project up to US$1,500.

Questions?