Internet of Things Can it apply to Food Defense?

21/ May / 2015

“If we had computers that knew everything there was to know about things—using data they gathered without any help from us -- we would be able to track and count everything, and greatly reduce waste, loss and cost. We would know when things needed replacing, repairing or recalling, and whether they were fresh or past their best. We need to empower computers with their own means of gathering information, so they can see, hear and smell the world for themselves, in all its random glory. RFID and sensor technology enable computers to observe, identify and understand the world—without the limitations of human-entered data.”

Kevin Ashton, MIT, 1999

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What is IoT

The Internet of Things connects devices such as everyday consumer objects and industrial equipment onto the network, enabling information gathering and management of these devices via software to increase efficiency, enable new services, or achieve other health, safety, or environmental benefits

Smart physical objects connected to the internet

Source: Goldman Sachs

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IoT Market Drivers

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Big Data • Big data processing

• SaaS delivery

• Scalability

• Distributed capability

Smart Things • Lower cost sensors,

microprocessors, memory

• Embedded software

• IP addressability

• Compatibility

Transformative Business Results

Pervasive Connectivity • Lower data transmission costs • More robust network infrastructure • New networking tools • Ubiquity of mobile devices

Multitude of Uses

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Dramatic Cost Breakthroughs

In the last 10 years, costs have dropped for: Sensors – 2X Bandwidth – 40X Processing – 60X

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Billions of Connected Devices

1 billion fixed users

3 billion mobile users

30 billion things

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Turning Connections to Actions

Capture data where it’s generated in real time

Integrate data from multiple sources

Analyze data to effectively identify actionable insight

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Capture actionable data in real time

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What is it? Where is it? What condition is it in? How to respond?

Integrate with multiple connected things

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Bedtime setting: • Turn on night lights, turn off day lights • Lock doors, activate alarm, motion sensors, video analytics • Lower thermostat, run dishwasher

IoT for Business

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0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%

Fleet management

Condition-based monitoring

Energy data management

Security

Remote asset management/tracking

Areas for Deployment in Next 18 Months

Source: Harvard Business Review

Explosion of data to analyze

By 2020, 40% of the world’s data will come from machines that communicate with each other

• A jet engine generates 1 TB of data per flight • A large refinery generates 1 TB of data per day

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Actionable insight

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Analog Digital Actionable Insight

Capabilities enabled by IoT

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Source: Harvard Business Review

An Enabling Platform For Better Insights and Better Performance

Tyco’s Smart Services Platform

The Integrated Data and Smart Services Platform, extending

and complementing existing Tyco Safety and Security

systems through an open, standards based network that

connects intelligent devices and services with people at

work, driving better decisions and faster execution

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Device Connectivity Platforms

Mobile & Cloud Platform Services

Advanced Analytics

Monitoring Services

Enterprise Integration

Development Programs

Smart services-based solutions

Highly integrated and unified solutions

Improved performance & efficiency

New business models & opportunities

Enhanced customer intimacy

The Tyco Smart Services Platform

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Smart Service Platform Components

Applications and Services

Tyco On Cloud •Big Data Management •Analytics, Metrics and Statistics •Data Mining •Cross-site aggregation

Tyco On Gateway •Data / Event Aggregation •LSN Device Management •LSN Inventory •LAN/WAN connectivity

Tyco On EdgeConnect •Device Monitoring •Device Data Mgt. •Local Rules Processing

Tyco On Services •Web Services •Remote Services •System Integration •Client Interaction

Existing Tyco Sensor Networks

New & Third Party Sensor Networks

Integration Web

Services

Central Monitoring

Corporate IT & TBS

Interactive Mobile Services

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2. Discover Unknown Relationships (Business Intelligence vs Data Intelligence)

• Business Intelligence (modeled data, you know how business operates, running reports based on pre-defined notions

• Data Intelligence (structured & un-structured data, data driving patterns and correlations that you didn’t know existed

1. Collect Real-time Sensor Data

4. Transform Business Results

Data Intelligence Journey

3. Recommend Actions • Data conveys problem • Algorithms created to match business type • Actionable data visualized

Ingest

Process

Analyze Execute

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Predictive Maintenance

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Typical Equipment Types and Failure Causes

Equipment Category

Equipment Type

Failure Mode Failure Cause Detection Method

Rotating Machinery Compressors, Pumps, Motors, Blowers

• Premature Bearing Loss

• Lubrication Failure

• Excessive Force • Over, Under or

Improper Lube • Heat & Moisture

• Vibration & Lube Analysis

Electrical Equipment

Motors, Cable, Starters, Transformers

• Insulation Failure • Corona Discharge

• Heat & Moisture • Moisture Splice

Methods

• Time/resistance tests, I/R scans, oil analysis

• Ultrasound

Heat Transfer Equipment

Exchangers, Condensers

• Fouling • Sediment or material buildup

Heat Transfer Calculations

Containment & Transfer Equipment

Piping, water mains, Tanks

• Corrosion • Stress cracks

• Chemical Attack • Metal Fatigue

• Corrosion meters, thickness checks

• Acoustic Emission

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Predictive, Conditional Monitoring

Real-time equipment health monitoring Failure prediction / Pre-empt failures

•Increase equipment reliability and longevity Automatically alert customer and vendors

•Advance part ordering •Issue / schedule with pre-existing planned maintenance window

Visitor Authentication

Problem • Improve speed of checking visitors into and through access control system

• Validate visitor against database

Potential Tyco On solutions • Online registration portal for contact information

• TSA pre-check like verification against internal and possibly external security watch list databases

• Visitor receives email or text message confirmation barcode which can be scanned to speed check-in process

• Biometric integration could lead to automated “self service” check-in for low security environment

Food Defense Applicability • Fraudulent/Deceptive pickups

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Employee & Contractor Tracking

Problem • Reliably knowing who is on site and where

• Tighten cyber security for employees

• Time and attendance fraud by contractors

Potential Tyco On solutions • Active RFID badges

• Geo-location based monitoring can track movement and if enter restricted area, alert sent to appropriate staff

• Network access and PC auto locked when employee not on campus

• Access control integration with time and attendance systems and advanced analytics to detect contractor fraud

Food Defense Applicability • Restrict access to vulnerable areas only to authorized staff

• Cyber security

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Chemical Control Tracking & Compliance

Problem

• Meet REACH compliance requirements

• Track location and movement of chemicals

• Track temperature for quality control verification

Potential Tyco On solutions

• Low cost wireless RFID tags

• Location beacons

• Remote monitoring and management of expiration dates

• Temperature sensors

Food Defense Applicability

• Control of hazardous materials

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Other Food Defense Use Cases?

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Contact Information

Don Hsieh Director, Commercial and Industrial Marketing Tyco Integrated Security Email: dhsieh@tyco.com Work: 561-226-8249