Industrial internet of things by sujata tilak

1. www.ascentautomation.com
www.plantconnect.net
An ISO 9001:2008 company
Internet of Things (IoT)
Overview
by Sujata Tilak
CTO, Ascent Intellimation Pvt. Ltd

2. How far??
Fridge
checking
item
inventory
Placing
order with
super
market
Delivery
at your
doorstep
Driverless cars
driving with help
of hundreds of
sensors, GPS
and a digital
map

3. How far??
A machine
informing
maintenance
system about
need of some part
replacement
Maintenance
system placing an
order with
appropriate vendor
system
Part
delivered
Production
schedule
adjusted
Replacement
carried out
by a robot

4. Internet of Things
A network of uniquely addressable Things
capable of communicating with one another
using Internet infrastructure

5. IoT History
1990s
• Devices riding on Internet were designed soon after the Internet itself appeared
2005
• The term IoT was first used in a report by UN's International Telecommunications Union -
… create an entirely new dynamic network of networks – an Internet of Things
2008-09
• The Internet of Things was born
• More things / objects were connected to the Internet than people (computers)
2011
• IPv6 launched. It allows 2128 or 340,282,366,920,938,463,463,374,607,431,768,211,456
unique IP addresses
• Two kinds of IoT emerged - Industrial IoT and Consumer IoT
• 15 billion connected devices in 2014. Expected to be 40 billion by 2020
Ref - http://postscapes.com/internet-of-things-history

6. I T
Automation
IIoT impact area
Industrial Internet of Things
IIoT will mainly impact Level 3 and Level 4 automation systems.
Most components below level 3 will continue to operate within
their network, at least for some more years.

7. Conceptual View

8. IIoT Impacted Application Areas
• Enterprise Asset Management
• Manufacturing Intelligence / Smart
Factories
• After Market Service (AMS) for machines,
cars, consumer goods…..
• Reliability Centric / Predictive / Condition
based Maintenance Management
• ….

9. System Attributes
• Enterprise and beyond
– Multiple organization / locations
– Accessible to people performing varied roles
• Uniquely addressable devices
• Interactions between devices (things) as well as
between devices and users
• Integration with analytics systems
• Contextual data – location / time / user
• Software centric
• Cloud servers

10. Data Flow
Acquire
Transfer
Store
Analyze
Share
Act

11. Challenges
• Reliable communication
• Security
• Scalability
• Interoperability
• Discovery
• Resources – power, bandwidth

12. An IIoT Application
After Market Service Platform• Setup by an OEM for After
Market Service of their
machines
• Platform used by all
stakeholders – OEM, all
customers, some vendors
• Main features
– Operations alarms
– Rule based machine condition
alerts
– Real time monitoring
– Analytical dashboards and
reports
– Alerts by SMS and email
• Integration with customer
production system, customer
CMMS, OEM CMMS

13. Thank You!
Sujata Tilak, CTO
sujata.tilak@aiplindia.com
www.ascentautomation.com
www.plantconnect.net