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Page 1: The Future of Cellular-IoT - Meetup Presentation
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THE FUTURE OF CELLULAR IOT

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LTE TECHNOLOGIES FOR IOT WILL UNLOCK NEW BUSINESS VALUE

NEW VALUE PROPOSITIONS NEW USE CASES

Lower hardware costs

Longer battery life

Greater RF penetration

Distributed sensor networks (agriculture)

Mobile asset tracking (bikes, pets, kids)

Emergency water valve shutoff (basements)

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OVERVIEW

SITUATION

COMPLICATION

QUESTION

ANSWER

New innovative cellular technologies like LTE for IoT and eSIM are becoming available and will unlock new product applications and huge amounts of business value within IoT alone.

The cellular ecosystem is incredibly fragmented, and building vertically integrated products and customer solutions with a guaranteed 5-10 year lifespan is incredibly challenging.

How can product creators build solutions that bring the value of these technological breakthroughs to their customers without exposing themselves to excessive development risk?

1. Discount the hype. New technologies often carry bold claims supported by unrealistic assumptions and use cases. Go hands-on with new tech to understand the value it can provide your customers.

2. Leverage future-compatible platforms and ecosystems. Work with proven technology integrators who can provide a hardware and software-compatible path to future technologies.

3. Don’t wait for the technology of tomorrow. Build your product with technology that works for your customers today.

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HELLO! MY NAME IS WILL.

About Me

My name is Will Hart, and I am the General Manager of Developer Tools at Particle, which means I’m responsible for our hardware development kits, open-source firmware stack, IDEs, manufacturing, and fulfillment. I have a background in mechanical engineering with experience in electronics manufacturing, supply chain, and engineering management.

Email - LinkedIn

About Particle

Particle (https://www.particle.io) is a scalable, reliable and secure Internet of Things device platform that enables businesses to quickly and easily build, connect, and manage their connected solutions. The company’s solutions are the most widely-used IoT platform with a developer community of 100,000 users in more than 170 countries with many in the Fortune 500.

1475 Folsom St, Ste 200, San Francisco, CA 94103 415-316-1024 (office)

GM OF DEVELOPER TOOLS

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CELLULAR IOT TODAY

A FRAGMENTED ECOSYSTEM

NAVIGATING THE FUTURE

THE FUTURE OF CELLULAR

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CELLULAR IOT TODAY

A FRAGMENTED ECOSYSTEM

NAVIGATING THE FUTURE

THE FUTURE OF CELLULAR

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CELLULAR IOT TODAY

2G VS 3G

CELLULAR BANDS

THE CELLULAR “STACK”

NETWORK PROVIDERS

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THE CELLULAR “STACK” IS DEEP AND COMPLICATED

PLAYER IMPACT ON PRODUCT

CHIPSET Hardware support for 2G, 3G, LTE

MODULE Supported frequencies, price, size

MVNO Carrier support, cost of data

CARRIERS Coverage (not reception)

NETWORK SOFTWARE Network support for for 2G, 3G, LTE

THE INTERNET IoT can exist

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IN IOT, COST AND COVERAGE DIFFERENTIATE 2G/3G

HW Cost Power Consumption (Tx) Bandwidth* Network Status

2G $8-$12 Short bursts of power (2A peaks)

50 kbps (GPRS theoretical

max)

Many operators plan to sunset between

2017 and 2020

3G $15-$20 Continuous power draw (~700mA)

1.0 - 15 Mpbs (varies by WCDMA,

HSPA, HSPA+)

No announced sunset timelines

• Cellular chipsets provide support at the HW level • Carriers provide support at the infrastructure level

* for most IoT applications, both are plenty

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YOUR HW AND NETWORK MUST SUPPORT THE SAME FREQUENCIES

AT&T 850/1900 MHZ

VODAPHONE 900/2100 MHZ

CHINA MOBILE 900/1800 MHZ

AIRTEL 900/2100 MHZ

T-MOBILE 1900/2100 MHZ

REGIONAL SKUS

GLOBAL SKU

SARA-U260 850/1900 MHZ

SARA-U270 900/1800/2100 MHZ

SARA-U201 850/900/1800/ 1900/2100 MHZ

HARDWARE SUPPORT CARRIER SUPPORT

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ROAMING AGREEMENTS (2G/3G)

CARRIERS LEVERAGE ROAMING AGREEMENTS TO PROVIDE WORLDWIDE COVERAGE

YOU

CARRIER

T-MOBILE BIRTHI TELSTRA CHINA MOBILE

ROAMING AGREEMENTS

AT&T 100+ MORE COUNTRIES

DIRECT CARRIER AGREEMENT

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CELLULAR IOT TODAY

A FRAGMENTED ECOSYSTEM

NAVIGATING THE FUTURE

THE FUTURE OF CELLULAR

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LTE (WHICH APPARENTLY STANDS FOR “LONG TERM EVOLUTION”)

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LTE OFFERS SIGNIFICANTLY IMPROVED COVERAGE

COVERAGE (T-Mobile)

LTE COVERAGE 2G COVERAGE

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LTE CAN ENSURE LONG TERM (5-10 YR) NETWORK SUPPORT

LONG TERM SUPPORT

2G SUNSET 3G SUNSET

AT&T

VERIZON

T-MOBILE

complete

2020 or later unknown

unknown

by end of 2019 unknown

Sources: • AT&T: http://about.att.com/innovationblog/2g_sunset • Verizon: http://www.fiercewireless.com/wireless/verizon-to-shut-down-2g-cdma-1x-network-by-end-2019 • T-Mobile: https://newsroom.t-mobile.com/news-and-blogs/att-2g-iot-lifeline.htm

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LTE M1 AND NB1 TARGET LOW BANDWIDTH IOT APPLICATIONS

LTE CAT 6

LTE CAT 4

LTE CAT 1

LTE CAT M1

LTE CAT NB1

COST POWER CONSUMPTION

TARGET APPLICATIONS

VERY HIGH BANDWIDTH

SMARTPHONES

POINT OF SALE

SENSORS AND ACTUATORS

LOW POWER SENSORS

BANDWIDTH (DL)

300 MBPS

150 MBPS

10 MBPS

375 KBPS

27 KBPS

LTE FOR IOT

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LTE M1 AND NB1 WILL BOTH BRING VALUE TO IOT

Cost Bandwidth Mobility Power Latency Use Case

LTE M1$8-$15

(forecasted estimate)

375kbpsSupports cellular handoff between

towers

Higher Tx current, —————

Short sleep penalty

10 to 15msLow bandwidth

devices in frequent communication

LTE NB1 (NB-IoT)

$6-$12 (forecasted estimate)

27kbpsDoes not support cellular handoff between towers

Lower Tx current, —————

Long sleep penalty (30s)

1.4 to 10sStationary sensors

transmitting several times per day

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ESIM (WHICH STANDS FOR “EMBEDDED SIM”)

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ESIM ENABLES LOW-FRICTION PROVISIONING ONTO CELLULAR NETWORKS

NANO SIM (4FF) ESIM (MFF2)

ESIM PROFILE DISCOVERY SERVER

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ESIM WILL SIMPLY LIFE FOR MANUFACTURERS

IoT-enabled product manufacturers would have the ability to build devices with “blank” SIMs that could be activated in the destination country. This functionality would make for easy equipment connectivity and allow manufacturers to offer new products in new market segments.

”“E-SIM FOR CONSUMERS” MCKINSEY AND COMPANY

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ESIM WILL ENABLE NEW CONSUMER BUSINESS MODELS

By adopting e-SIM technology, mobile network operators…would also have the ability to provide convergent offers with multiple devices (for instance, the smart car and smart watch) under a single contract with the consumer more conveniently than they would using physical SIM cards.

” “E-SIM FOR CONSUMERS” MCKINSEY AND COMPANY

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CELLULAR IOT TODAY

A FRAGMENTED ECOSYSTEM

NAVIGATING THE FUTURE

THE FUTURE OF CELLULAR

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LTE COMPLICATIONS (41 BANDS)

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LTE COMPLICATIONS

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ROAMING AGREEMENTS (2G/3G)

ROAMING AGREEMENTS WILL BREAK DOWN WITH LTE FOR IOT

YOU

CARRIER

T-MOBILE BIRTHI TELSTRA CHINA MOBILE

ROAMING AGREEMENTS

AT&T 100+ MORE COUNTRIES

DIRECT CARRIER AGREEMENT

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ROAMING AGREEMENTS (2G/3G)

ROAMING AGREEMENTS WILL BREAK DOWN WITH LTE FOR IOT

YOU

CARRIER

T-MOBILE BIRTHI TELSTRA CHINA MOBILE

ROAMING AGREEMENTS

AT&T 100+ MORE COUNTRIES

DIRECT CARRIER AGREEMENT

T-MOBILEAT&T BIRTHI TELSTRA

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ROAMING AGREEMENTS WILL BREAK DOWN WITH LTE FOR IOT

CARRIEREach relationship might take 6-12 months to

negotiate and will be governed under separate contracts with separate pricing, data volumes, device

minimums, and terms of service.

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ESIM SUPPORT AND TIMELINE WILL VARY BY CARRIER

The ease of use and ease of operator switching has the potential to weaken the network operator’s position in the mobile value chain, as customers may demand more freedom from contractual lock-ins, as well as more dynamic contractual propositions.

”“E-SIM FOR CONSUMERS” MCKINSEY AND COMPANY

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CELLULAR IOT TODAY

A FRAGMENTED ECOSYSTEM

NAVIGATING THE FUTURE

THE FUTURE OF CELLULAR

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HOW CAN PRODUCT CREATORS BUILD SOLUTIONS THAT BRING THE VALUE OF THESE TECHNOLOGICAL

BREAKTHROUGHS TO THEIR CUSTOMERS WITHOUT EXPOSING THEMSELVES TO EXCESSIVE DEVELOPMENT RISK?

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1. DISCOUNT THE HYPE

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1. DISCOUNT THE HYPE (ALL DATA IS ILLUSTRATIVE)

IDEAL ENVIRONMENT REAL LIFE USE CASE

10+ years battery life 12-18 months battery life

vs

1 message per 24 hours 5-10 readings per hour

10,000 mAh Li-metal battery

+

+

2,000mAh Li-Po battery

5% in 24h then 1-2% per month2% annual discharge rate

+

+

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2. LEVERAGE FUTURE COMPATIBLE PLATFORMS AND ECOSYSTEMS

HARDWARE TIPS

MODULES WITH 2G/3G FALLBACK

INTEGRATED M1/NB1 HARDWARE

FOOTPRINT AND PIN COMPATIBLE ROADMAPS

“The MDM9206 modem is designed to support LTE category M1 (eMTC),

upgradeable to dual category M1/NB-1 mode with an anticipated upcoming

software update. “

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2. LEVERAGE FUTURE COMPATIBLE PLATFORMS AND ECOSYSTEMS

LEVERAGE ESIM TO ENABLE FUTURE CARRIER MOBILITY

ESIM (MFF2)

LEVERAGE INTEGRATED HARDWARE + DATA PLATFORMS

CARRIER TIPS

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BROAD LTE ADOPTION

3. DON’T WAIT FOR THE TECHNOLOGY OF TOMORROW

Start building with technology that solves your customers’ problems today

2017 2018 2019

2G

3G

LTE

2G SUNSET (GRADUAL)

2G LEGACY

CONTINUE MANUFACTURING 2G SOLUTION TO REMAIN

COST COMPETITIVE IN SELECT MARKETS

3G REMOTE MARKETS

ESTABLISH PRODUCT ADOPTION IN SECONDARY

MARKETS WHERE IOT IS POORLY ESTABLISHED

LTE WITH FALLBACK

LTE DEPLOYMENTS IN EARLY-ADOPTER MARKETS WITH 3G

FALLBACK AS COVERAGE IMPROVES

LTE GLOBAL SKU

ONCE LTE COVERS ALL PRIMARY MARKETS, COST-REDUCE WITH SINGLE LTE

GLOBAL SKU

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TO LEARN MORE ABOUT PARTICLE’S APPROACH TO CELLULAR, VISIT

PARTICLE.IO

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THE FUTURE OF CELLULAR IOT