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Survey on IoT applications and their requirements
Department of Computer Science and EngineeringShanghai Jiao Tong University
Group Members: Yi, Xinpei, Nadia, Coco, Weitong, Yang, Akila, Feriel, Ali, and Engrmak
Advisor: Yanming Zhu
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More “Things” are being connected
IoT
Healthcare
Transportation and Logistics
Futuristic
Smart environments
Personal and social
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History of Intelligent Transportation Systems
1950s and 1960s
In the late 1980s
Renamed ITS in 1994
in1987 Whole World Application
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Travel information and Traffic management
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ITS markets and prospects
In 2011 ITS was identified by ITS America as a major sector of the US economy
3,000 companies $48 billion
180,000 private sector jobsend-use market
total industry value chain445,000 jobs
in-vehicle apps
269 million by 2018
reach $33.75 Billion
CAGR of 11.3% from 2014 to 2020
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Mobile ticketing
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How it works?
Mobile Tickiting option
Phone number
Phone model
operator
Gate with barcode
reader
Price of the ticket
included in the
phone bill
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Advantages:
Increased revenue
Reduced ticket printing/mailing cost
Ability to enforce no resale conditions and engage in
price discrimination
Advantages of mobile ticketing
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IoT For Healthcare
• Seeks to identify an unknown biometric, and then verify to get the authentication
• Collect comprehensive physiological information, store to the cloud, so the data can be analyzed and reviewed by caregivers
• Update location, tracking and analyzing body movement and posture
• Health monitoring system using health sensor, sense the identity and the condition , then retrieve the information to the cloud
Healthcare
Tracking
Identification,authentication
Data collection
Sensing
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Sensing to Identifying
Physical identification (Hospital Base)
- Barcoded Wristband- RFID Wristband
Biometric identification (House Base)
- Finger Print- Facial- Voice- Iris (Eyes) - DNA
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Collecting Patient data
Sensor collects and records
data
Cloud
Analysis and
Review for
Treatment
Hospital
Mobile Device Process and
Analyze
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Definition of Smart Environments
Cook and Das (professors at Missouri and Washington university), define Smart environment as “a small world where different kinds of smart device are continuously working to make inhabitants‘ lives more comfortable.”
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Two Examples
1. Comfortable Homes2. Smart Manufacturing
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Comfortable Homes
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Samsung : Launched Smart Home Service in US and South Korea
Comfortable Home market
Apple : Announced HomeKit
Google : In 2014,paid 3.2 $ billion for Nest Lab to invent Smart Home
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Benefits
Process optimization
Enterprise-wide traceability
Efficient resource utility
Enhance decision analytics
IoT and Smart Manufacturing
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Enabling Technology Platforms
Electronics RFID Touch Gesture recognition Wireless charging Near field communication
(NFC)
Sensors Smart Sensors SCADA( supervisory control
and data acquisition ) Wireless Sensors MEMS ( Micro-electro
Mechanical Systems ) / Nanosensors
( MEMS : system including sensor, driver and integrated circuit ship )
Internet WPAN’s Wi-Fi 3G LTE
Video CCTV 3D Cameras
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Enabling Technology Platforms
Communication• Cloud Platform• Big Data technique• Data Centres• Augmented Reality
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Social Internet of Things SIoT
Social Internet of Things
Why social networks tend to integrate things into their platforms?
Internet of ThingsSocial Networks
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Social Internet of Things (SIoT)
2004 to 2006 the discovery of these new uses
2006 to 2008 the multiplication of features
2008 to 2010 monetization
2010 to 2012 internationalisation services
2012 to 2014 the great transformation to the mobile-first
Principles Era and tendency of
Social Network
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Social Internet of Things (SIoT)
Now, the major social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google+) are all
around the same technological level. They:
1. have a platform with many social features, known and appreciated users
2. have many profitable advertising offers ((Tumblr, Pinterest and Instagram)
3. are present internationally, and are very effective on the mobile
Principles Era and tendency of Social Network
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What are the main current technology trends for social networks?
Social Internet of Things SIoT
3D Printers
Drones
Internet of Things
Principles Era and tendency of Social Network
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Social Internet of Things SIoT
Social network in internet of things
• In 2020 more than 30 billion items of everyday life will be connected to
the internet, and thus potentially to social networks
• 5 items x around 7 billion population = around 30 billion objects
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Social Internet of Things SIoT
Social network in internet of thingsTwitter is no longer Twitter.com, it is:
A series of mobile apps, (iphone, Android, windows phone)
An app for Google Glass
An app for the bracelet connected Galaxy Gear
It’s an infinite number of opportunities.
Google has announced its collection of connected objects called
Android Wear.
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Social Internet of Things SIoT
Social network in internet of things
Facebook in 2015, announce the creation, via Parse, of applications
for any kind of connected objects: thermostat, security camera
garage door,..
Foursquare could alert us by vibration when a friend of ours is
nearby
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Hacking, next step : Internet Of Things
Objects of Internet Of Things are easy to hack :
• Use many common modules and libraries, often open source
• Objects manufacturers do not give priority to safety and response mechanisms
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Hacking, next step : Internet Of Things
Sales
46%
40 million credit card stolen, last
2013
British retailer Target payment system
a fine of 350 million to one billion euros
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Robot taxi
• In future cities, robot taxis swarm together, to move in flocks, provide service where it is needed in timely and efficient manner. The robot taxis respond to real-time traffic movements of the city, and are calibrated to reduce congestion at bottlenecks in the city and to service pick-up areas that are most frequently used. With The robocar is interesting, and can provide a very nice transportation experience.
Futuristic
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Diagrams:
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City information model
• The idea of a City Information Model (CIM) is based on the concept that the status and performance of each buildings and urban fabrics. – such as pedestrian walkways, cycle paths and heavier infrastructure like sewers, rail lines, and bus corridors – are continuously monitored by the city government operates and made available to third parties via a series of APIs, even though some information is confidential.
• Accordingly, nothing can be built legally unless it is compatible with CIM. The facilities management services communicate with each other and the CIM.
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Diagram
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Enhanced Game room
• The enhanced game room as well as the players are equipped with a variety of devices to sense location, movement, acceleration, humidity, temperature, noise, voice, visual information, heart rate and blood pressure. The room uses this information to measure excitement and energy levels so that to control the game activity to status of the player.
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Conclusion of overall presentation
• To this purpose, we observe that the IoT should be considered as part of the overall Internet of the future, which is likely to be dramatically different from the Internet we use today.
• Internet Of Things brings the possibility to connect billions of every-day's objects to the Internet, allowing them to interact and to share data. This prospect open new doors toward a future where the real and virtual world merge seamlessly through the massive of embedded devices. This survey has aimed to provide a brief overview of the IoT's state-of-art, including the main dentitions and visions, enabling technologies, already or soon available applications
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