indesit smart objects
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How a household appliance can work as a vitality sensor of elderly people.TRANSCRIPT
Smart objects and quality
of life services for Active
Healthy Ageing
Jade Workshop Grenoble, 6th- 9th March 2012
Valerio Aisa
Grenoble, 6th– 9th March 2012
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy aging
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Opening the market to new services
• Conclusion
Grenoble, 6th– 9th March 2012
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy aging
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Opening the market to new services
• Conclusion
Grenoble, 6th– 9th March 2012
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Our Company
Presence: 24 subsidiaries all over the world
Annual Turnover: 2.9 billion euro
Main Brands: Indesit, Hotpoint-Ariston, Scholtès
Product Lines: Fridges, washing machines, dishwashers,
dryers, freezers, cookers, hoods, ovens and
hobs. Free standing, Built In.
Production: 16 plants
Employees: 16,000
Listing: Listed on Milan Stock Exchange since 1987
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Our History
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Colston
Fri-Sado
Smeg Philco
Fab
Por. Indesit
Pekel
New World
Star
Little Swan*
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Incorporation
of Merloni Elettrodomestici
Scholtès
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Stinol 02
Hotpoint
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Our Presence - Industrial Footprint
16 Factories in Europe
• UK: Dryers
• Italy: Dishwashing, Cooling, Washing, Built-in
Cooking
• Poland: Cooling, Cookers; Washing,
Dishwashing
• Turkey: Cooling
• Russia: Cooling, Washing
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Our Presence - Commercial Offices
24 Subsidiaries all over the world
Extra-EU:
• Singapore
• Shanghai
• Dubai
• Buenos Aires
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Our brands
We work, you play Our ideas, your home. The taste of perfection
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Smartness
User Centered
Clean Tech Minimize the use of resources to reduce the Eco-footprint in term of product and process
Be Closer to the Customer Needs
Self-adapt to dynamic conditions and cooperate in open ecosystems
Innovation and technology improvements in design and manufacturing
Process Innovation
Behind the scene improvements: high impact on products, not directly visible to the consumer
Product Technical Improvement
Our STRATEGIC AXIS
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Our STRATEGIC AXIS: Smartness
Our reputation in NETWORKING (& SMART GRID)
Leon@rdo
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy ageing
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Opening the market to new services
• Conclusion
Grenoble, 6th– 9th March 2012
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Connected Appliances: Why?
• through a direct dialog with utilities, based on suitable
“application profiles” and communication technologies
• indirectly, by embedding “Dynamic Demand Control” (DDC)
function inside household appliances
1. For increasing energy efficiency (smart grid)
2. For accessing new web based services
• remote monitoring and control
• remote assistance and preventive maintenance
• “smart objects for active healthy ageing”: connected appliances
able to monitor the “vitality” of the users working as “health-care
devices”
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy ageing
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Opening the market to new services
• Conclusion
Grenoble, 6th– 9th March 2012
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Connected Appliances: main drivers
home network
Gateway
(web services)
Energy
Manager
internet
smart grid
social issues (population is ageing)
energy issues (need to increase efficiency)
smart appliances
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local
database
AAL
telemedicine
system
“Vitality”
Monitor
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy ageing
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Opening the market to new services
• Conclusion
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Household Appliances as “vitality” sensors
Telecare
/Telemedicine
System
Medical
sensors
Each appliance detects user interactions
and communicates these events to a
device capable of obtaining information on
his/her habits and to detect and notify any
abnormal behavior.
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local
database
User “vitality”
monitor
• daily behavior
• user habits
• habits changes
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy ageing
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Opening the market to new services
• Conclusion
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Connectivity: technical trends
According to AHAM (USA) assessment, the highest
scored standards for home applications are:
• Media and Network layers: Wi-Fi, ZigBee, HomePlug
• Application layers: Smart Energy Profile 2.0 (IP based)
Energy@home profile (IT): ZigBee Home Automation 1.2
Indesit approach : ZigBee and “Power Modulation” (PM)
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1) High-end Products: ZigBee node inside the appliance
2) Medium range & Low-end Products: use of PM technology
PM
SA
Smart Adapter
(Smart Plug)
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy ageing
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Opening the market to new services
• Conclusion
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Connectivity: Indesit approach
PM
SA
Smart Appliance
High-end appliance
with ZigBee node inside
PM
A B
C
Home Gateway
Smart Adapter
(Smart Plug)
Smart Socket
HAN (Home Area Network)
A : High-end appliance with ZigBee node
B,C : Standard appliances with PM tech.
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Communication system based on PM Technology
PMI
Power Modulation
PM micro-
controller
RX200 microcontroller
PMI peripheral
CPU
Digital Appliances
Communication node (e.g. ZigBee , WiFi , PLC , ...)
AFE
Smart Adapter
AFE
Home Network
(e.g.: Zigbee)
SA
SA
Smart Appliance Smart Plug
Thanks to PM Technology, a
digital household appliance is
able to communicate, through
its power cable, by using its
native control system, without
adding any extra cost!
A specific silicon peripheral
(PMI = Power Modulation
Interface) has been
implemented by Renesas on
RX200 microcontroller.
29 March 2010: Indesit has
signed a free license agreement
with Renesas in order to liberalize
PM technology.
Power Modulation
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PM = Power Modulation technology
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Renesas RX200 microcontroller family
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Higher performance, greater code efficiency, lower
power consumption, more integration have been
achieved, while providing legacy, enhanced and
new peripheral functions for many applications.
Peripheral functions have been ingeniously designed
to enable easy compliance to IEC 60730, which is
required by home appliances in Europe, and the
realization of products with high safety capabilities.
SOURCE: Renesas RX2Z0 Group , RX200 series, Hardware User’s Manual (preliminary specification Rev. 045 Sep 2011), pag. 1193-1240
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy ageing
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Opening the market to new services
• Conclusion
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Opening the market to new services
Indesit PM technology allows a standard household appliance to
communicate at no cost, therefore it is suitable for mass production
Indesit strategy about PM: liberalization for opening the
market to new services based on connectivity
• Development of PMI (Power Modulation Interface) for microcontrollers
• PMI implementation on silicon by Japanese Renesas
• Free (non exclusive) license agreement between Indesit and Renesas
• A free license of PMI is available for any other manufacturer of microcontrollers
Indesit will adopt PM technology on mass production in two years
Any other manufacturer of household appliance can freely use PM
technology (no royalties to pay to Indesit)
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Agenda
• Indesit Company Introduction
• Connected Appliances: why?
• Who are the drivers?
• Smart objects for active healthy ageing
• Connectivity: technical trends
• Indesit approach to connectivity
• Indesit Business Model
• Conclusion
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Offer of new services coming from standard appliances
home network
Gateway
(web services)
Energy
Manager
internet
smart grid
standard appliances
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local
database
AAL
telemedicine
system
“Vitality”
Monitor