Charlie SheridanDirector IoT Systems Research LabIntel Labs EuropeIntel Corporation

@intellabseurope@charlo_ballivo

If it is smart and connected, it is best with Intel.

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Data Center Client Ultra-Mobile Wearables/IoT

Internet of Things Group

The Internet of Things:Delivering Pervasive Real-Time Intelligence

44ZETABYTES

COST OFSENSORS 2X

PAST10YEARS

COST OFBANDWIDTH40XPAST10YEARS

COST OFPROCESSING60XPAST10YEARS

DEVICES**DC/Cloud

NetworkMobile

Home

Industrial Gateway

Source: “The Digital Universe of Opportunities,” EMC; Goldman Sachs. 3

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Agriculture Evolving Toward a Greater Use of IT

1900–1950Family farm: Laborintensive, low productivity,lots of small growers

1950–2012

Agribusiness: Economiesof scale, large-scale use ofnutrients and pesticides,hybrid seeds

2012–2050Precision Agriculture:Sensors, data platforms,analytics to increase yields,lower costs, increaseproduct differentiation,address environmentalconditions (pests, weather)

AGRICULTURE 1.0 AGRICULTURE 2.0 AGRICULTURE 3.0

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Monitor

LOWER COSTS,OPTIMIZEPRODUCTION

INCREASE YIELD,PREDICTABILITY

Why IoT in Agriculture?

Control Optimize & Benchmark

REDUCEENVIRONMENTALIMPACT

Monitoring conditions: nutrients,growth patterns; detecting diseases

Using information to controlapplication of fertilizer or pesticide

Sharing historical and real-timeinformation

Internet of Things Group

IoT in Farming: The Intel Model

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Intel IoT in Action: Improving Farm Yields

“Keenan and the IoT create a new kind of data farm,” Intel.

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Challenges/Opportunities• Improve delivery of nutrition to help farmers

optimize yields• Deliver real-time feedback and advice on

feeding regimes• Minimize manual data inputs

SolutionAn IoT system that automates the collection andtransmission of feeding data

Solution Components• Keenan inTouch* platform• Intel® IoT Gateways connected to feeders• Analytics algorithms on gateway and cloud

provide actionable real-time insights

Business Outcomes

• Up to 25% improvedyield without extra feed

• Increased farmproductivity andprofitability

• New service-drivenbusiness models withrecurring revenue

• More secure andmanageable solutionwith high performance

AutomatedCloud Analytics

Actual FeedLoading

Product &Quality

Analytics

ActualLoading

Feed IntakeComposition

MilkQuality

FatProtein

SCC

FarmSpecificRecipe

FarmSpecificRecipe

MilkProduction

Internet of Things Group

No Urban-RuralDivide

Leverage IrishAssets

Recognize NewValue Chains

Build a co-creating.co-designing ecosystem

RTE Networks

The Gardai

An Post

enet MANs

HEAnet

Lighthouses

+REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT

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INTERNET OF THINGSTechnology for Global Challenges

Social Environmental Productivity

SCALE REQUIRED TO MAXIMIZE IMPACT

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