In this presentation, Mayur introduces the concept of IoT and associated trends.His interest lies in IoT sensor data analytics through Microsoft Azure and Aneka.

1. Internet of things
Name:- Mayur Ravindra Kothari
E-mail:- kotharimr12.it@coep.ac.in
Twitter ID: @mayurRkothari
College:- College of Engineering, Pune
(COEP)
Year/sem:- 3rd year / 6th semester
Branch:-Information Technology

2. What is Internet of things
 ability of everyday objects to connect to the Internet
 platform for devices to communicate electronically with the world around them
 A combination of technologies, including low-cost sensors, low-power processors, scalable
cloud computing, and ubiquitous wireless connectivity
 enormous opportunity for achieving economic and social benefits
 internet-oriented(middleware), things oriented(sensors)and semantic-oriented(knowledge)
Why I have chosen Internet of Things ?

3. Interesting Applications of IoT
• Air Quality Egg –
device that uses sensors to collect and share data about the air quality
outside a person’s home or office
• Integrated Marine Observing System-
Is a network of sensors along the Great Barrier Reef to collect data for researchers
exploring the impact of oceanic conditions on marine ecosystems and
climate change.
• WaterBee
Is a smart irrigation system that collects data on soil content and other
environmental factors from a network of wireless sensors to reduce water waste
• Z-Trap
is an electronic insect trap that helps farmers remotely monitor an insect population and protect their
crops from insect damage
• HiKoB road sensors
are compact, low-power, wireless sensors that can be embedded into the roadway to measure
variables such as temperature, humidity, and traffic volume.
• Delphi Connect
is a small device that allows drivers to monitor and control their vehicle remotely.
• Wireless bridge sensors
can help monitoring all aspects of a bridge’s health, such as vibration, pressure, humidity,
temperature.

4. Google Trends in IoT
 Google glasses – wearable computers
 Waze - An intelligent GPS Navigation
 Nest - Smart thermostat & smoke alarm
 OAA - Open Automative Alliance
an operating system for Automobile system
• Machine-to-machine communication
• Machine-to-infrastructure communication
• Continuous monitoring of, and firmware upgrades for, vehicles
• Asset tracking of goods on the move
• Automatic traffic management
• Remote security and control
• Environmental monitoring and control
• Home and industrial building automation
• “Smart” applications, including cities, water, agriculture, buildings, grid, meters, broadband,
• cars, appliances, tags, animal farming and the environment, to name a few
Categories of IoT applications

5. Future Technology Trends in IoT
 the miniaturization of devices
 Tiny computers
 Integration Techniques(VLSI,ULSI etc)
 advances in RFID technologies
 Coil on chip technology.
 tracking and monitoring processes
 Internet Protocol version Six (IPv6)
 3.4×1038 (340 trillion trillion trillion) unique IPv6 addresses
 improvements in communication throughput and latency
 3G,4G, HSPA
 Low- latency  Quicker updates
 Real time analytics
 adoption of cloud technologies and security.
 platforms to support IOT.
 IaaS(Sensors, actuators)

6. Interested areas
 IoT Sensor data analytics SaaS using Aneka and Microsoft Azure
 Application scheduler and Dynamic Resource Provisioning in Aneka for IoT applications
 Implement technologies like RFID monitoring and tracking
 Deploy sensors in work-environments to provide security
 Communication of various sensors via network

7. 2018  3 years to go so
“Let us start”