internet of things and the value of tracking everything
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MAKING BIG DATA COME ALIVE
IoT and the Value of Tracking EverythingPaul Barsch
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Big Data Explained
Definition:Datasetssocomplex andlarge thattheyareawkward toworkwithusingstandardtoolsandtechniques
Location Social Images Weblogs Videos Text Audio Sensor
Of the 3 Vs – Which is the Most Important?
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Data Growth
Source: IDC - sponsored by EMC. As the Economy Contracts, the Digital Universe Expands. May 2009
Transactions
Interactions1024
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YottabyteZettabyteExabytePetabyteTerabyteGigabyte
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IoT, Sensors, and Tiny Computers
Internet of Things
SensorsEmbeddedcomputers
Industry Specific(eg CatScans, etc.)
Data Centersystems
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• Events generating data– Vibration– Temperature, humidity– Wind speed, direction– Air/liquid flow or pressure– Location, navigation– Tilt level, rotation– Light, sound– Radiation, chemicals– Biological
- Heart rate, blood pressure- Brain activity, chemicals
– Inventory, sales (RFID)• Data format: JSON or
proprietary
The Data Sensors Collect
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• A new wave of devices will help you track health statistics but security and privacy concerns loom for this health “Big Data”
Google Glass Jawbone UP IngestibleSensors
The Quantified Self
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Gartner: Growth of the Internet of Things
Source: Gartner, Forecast: The Internet of Things, Worldwide, 2013, Nov 2013
Billions of Things in Use
Connected PC, smartphone, tablet IoT0
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How it Works
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Two Major SubsystemsOperations of Things Analytics of Things
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Things
Gateway
The Edge
NetworksAnalytics
Data CenterLocal | Cloud | HybridThinking
Acting
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IndustrialIoT–ReferenceArchitecture
Inte
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Data
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Data Integration
Sensor Data Qualification
Engine
Streaming Reference Data
Open-Source
MonitoringandManagement
Acquisition/Operations Integration&Enrichment
Asset(Vehicle/Machine/Engine)–Environment–Owner-OperationalDataConnectedAsset
NotificationsandOffers
HLQ
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Dat
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Analytics, Discovery and Reporting
Notification Services
Location-based Services
Infrastructure / Traffic Monitoring Services
E-CommerceDashboard
Replacement Parts Mgmt
Asset Health / Repair / Maint.
Quality Warranty Analysis
Telematics Tailored Apps/Services
Remote Services (Fleet Mgmt, etc)
ExternalInformation
Behavioral Information
Location Information
Event Data Recorders
BiometricInformation
Real-time
Batch
NearRealTime (NonReal-time)OnboardSensors/SensingDevice
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Que
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Listener
Governance and Security
Onboard Diagnostics
Master Data Management
Asset Management
Device Management
Reference Management
HDFS/NOSQL
Collectors
Alert FiltersOperational Rules
Subscriber InformationVehicle to X
Comm’nUsage/Behavior- Based Services
Engine / Vehicle Prognostics
Condition-based Maintenance
Offerings
ServicesAnalyticApps
Product Design/Test Engineering
Monitor / Control Analytics
Visual Anomaly Prospector
App Center
TAF
Text/Deep Learning Analytics
MAKING BIG DATA COME ALIVE
Case Studies
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A New Level of Intelligent/Safe Driving…
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New Tech for Vehicles Focused on Safety & AutonomyCarmakers are facing seismic change. Suppliers which were largely kept under the hood are set to grow in influence as the industry adds more and autonomous features to vehicles
Detects close range objects to aid parking and avoid collision by using radio waves
Integrates driver assistance functions: algorithms for every scenario
Semiconductors underpin advanced electronic functionality
Seeks longer range objects for use in Adaptive Cruise Control systems
Used in front and rear parking sensors in modern cars. Will be adapted for assisted parking and short range pedestrian/obstacle detection
Enables in-car night vision systems that can detect objects further away than traditional headlights to avoid collisions at night
Integrates both directional and distance information in lane departure systems and traffic sign recognition
For precise navigation
Allows vehicles to communicate with each other
Advanced driver assistance systems
Ultrasound
Front/rear short radar Infrared
Vehicle to vehicle
communication Advance
mapping
Semiconducto
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Long range radarStereo
cameras
Software
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• Customer centric experience – connected cars and hazards ahead
• Dealer Analytics –Scorecards and Action Plan
• Warranty/ Repair/ Failure Predictions
• Add New Services • Featured Used/Not Used- learn
for the future• Buy and customize online –
most of sales activity is done prior to walk-in’s… “Gamechanging”
Connected car Driver Model
Case Study: IoT at Volvo
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What Does it All Mean?
New Applications
Industrial Transformation
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Questions (For Discussion Purposes)
1. How can IoT & analytics be leveraged at your business?2. IoT Readiness
Technology People Process
3. What are implications for privacy? Tracking things Tracking people
4. What are implications for security?