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- 1. harigottipati@ A day in my life in 2015 - how smartphones (with sensors and big-data) are affecting our lives by Hari Gottipati Phoenix Mobile Festival 2014 #phxmobi September 27th, 2014
- 2. harigottipati@ About me • By profession a software architect who codes • By passion a software developer who understands architecture • By interest a speaker, freelance writer and blogger • Focus areas : Internet Scaling, Big Data, Machine language/AI, Mobile (beacons, IoT, M2M)
- 3. harigottipati@ About the presentation • Why 2015 – some of the apps don’t exist today, but they are very close to reality • September 28th, 2015 – a year from now • It’s not a typical day – picked a day that covers max no. of use cases • May jump between various devices to cover various use cases • Typical user may not have all the sensors/gadgets that covered in the presentation • Some apps/devices are in experimental stage – results may vary, may not be accurate initially
- 6. harigottipati@ • Sense from Hello - simple system in your bedroom • Monitors sleeping activity, light, noise, temperature • Analyzes conditions that are leading to good sleep • Wakes you at right interval
- 8. harigottipati@ • Woke up in the middle of night • Sense detected that I woke up and changed the context to “woke up” • Always on smartphone responded to my voice command “lights on” and turned on Phillips Hue light in the bedroom • Since it is a middle of night, the light is soothing yellow • Going to kitchen to drink water • Smart lights (SmartThings platform) detected motion and turned on lights in the kitchen
- 10. harigottipati@ • Back in the bed room • LIFX light flashing dim light indicating some important email • Voice command “play light music” • Music is on with low volume as it is night time • Falling sleep, sense changed light, noise as per my sleeping needs • Fell sleep, sense changed the context to “sleep” mode and switched off lights and stopped music
- 11. harigottipati@ • Smart Home platforms - SamrtThins, Revolv, WigWag, FirstBuild, NinjaBlacks, SuperMechanical • Sensors: • Vibration • Motion • Humidity • Temperature • Sound • Ambient light • Trip wire • Contact switch • Ruptured water pipe • Garden frost
- 13. harigottipati@ • Nest thermostat reduced AC based on my preferences – low after 1PM • Creates a personalized schedule based on the temperature changes you’ve made and continually adapts to your changing life • Can turn on/off, read/set temperatures from smartphones remotely • In direct sunlight, it automatically adjusts to read and sets the right temperature
- 15. harigottipati@ • Google Now is setting my alarm based on my past wake up patterns on Monday morning and based on my calendar • Usually I wake up at 5:30AM, but my day is going to be bit busy, so the alarm is set to 5AM
- 17. harigottipati@ • Woke up and sense changed the context to “woke up” • Google now shows my day • Important emails • Important news - FB knows what I read
- 19. harigottipati@ • Going to Gym in car • Phone is connected to CarPlay/Android Auto/Navdy • Waze is showing directions/traffic to Gym • Dash/Vinli (OBD adapter+app) is providing car diagnostic info • Vinli can alert family/911 in case of accident
- 21. harigottipati@ • Reached Gym • Google contact lens showing my glucose levels • Sensor inside contact lens • Constantly measures glucose levels in tears • Sends data to smartphone
- 22. harigottipati@ • Smart pill by Proteus Digital Health • Dissolvable senor • Activates as soon as it touches stomach fluids • Sends info to patch attached to body, from patch to a smartphone • Tells doctors and family members if patients are taking their medicine properly • In 2012, it was estimated that people not taking their prescribed medication cost $258 billion in emergency room • Average of 130,000 Americans die each year because they don’t follow their prescriptions regimens closely enough • Can also monitor vital signs such as heart rate, respiration • FDA approved
- 23. harigottipati@ • Pillcam – capsule endoscopy by GivenImaging • Two tiny cameras with flashing led light • 10-hour battery life • Disposable capsule will pass naturally with a bowel movement • Takes 18 photos per second • Transfer images wirelessly to an external receiver worn by the patients, from receiver to computer • FDA approved
- 24. harigottipati@ • Pulsepoint – based on 911 call it alerts nearby EMT volunteers with location • Asthmapolis - connected asthma healer. Uses location based data to alter asthma sufferer’s patterns, warning them to avoid certain areas thus to prevent attacks/medications/ER visits • EPFL blood monitoring implant will predict a heart attack hours before it occurs • DermoScan – can detect skin cancer – requires a magnifying glass which you can attach to phone • Breezing – portable metabolism tracker that which you can attach to phone – just breath to track metabolism • SHE (Society Harnessing Equipment) bra – delivers 3800kv electric shock to any would-be rapist. Also sends text message to relative/friend phone or 911 with victim’s location
- 25. harigottipati@ • First Warning Systems bra – early breast cancer discovery - sensors can detect small changes in temperatures in breast tissue. Using smartphone it can send collected data to Internet to be analyzed by sophisticated algorithms. Results will be displayed back to smartphone. • uCheck – pee on a strip and snap a photo from a mobile app for urinalysis • Beam – sensor-enabled toothbrush that measures how long and how often you brush. It reports the data to your smart phone. • Phillips is developing a sensor-enabled toothbrush that will sense tooth decay and text messages to the user as well as the dentist • Gero – from your activity tracker data it can diagnose chronic diseases in early stage
- 27. harigottipati@ • Activity tracker is tracking steps, calories, heart rate, sweat levels, elbow power, pushups etc. • Monitor your landing impact to avoid foot injury • Activity trackers - MyBasis, Moov, Amigo, Atlas, Vivofit (Garmin), Fitbit, Jawbone
- 28. harigottipati@ • MyBasis sleep analysis • MyBasis heat maps – heart rate over period • Lumo Fit – posture tracker
- 30. harigottipati@ • Google now says I have meeting at 8AM at work and I need to leave at 7:15AM based on current traffic conditions • Waze is showing alternate route based on the traffic conditions • Following Waze directions and checking where my friends are
- 32. harigottipati@ • Context app launcher launched work app • Reaching building entrance • Beacon at entrance detected who I am • Challenged for finger print scan
- 34. harigottipati@ • Lights in my office are controlled by my presence • Lights and A/C in hallway, corner, meeting rooms are controlled by the presence of employees • Using beacons with latest sensors, apps (Robin app) can detect nearby people and things • Stop wasting time looking for people and available conference rooms • Automate conference room booking for users just by walking into room
- 36. harigottipati@ • Checking my emails • Got smoke alert from Nest protect at home • Nest protector tells you if there’s smoke or carbon monoxide and which room it is in • It can guide you the best way to exit your home and avoid running into fire on the way out
- 37. harigottipati@ • Not sure, whether it is a smoke or my wife is cooking some thing. • Family app (from Sygic) shows my wife and kids are at home • I sent a message to my wife using family app • Nest alert is turning into yellow and got the message from my wife saying it’s under control • Nest alert is green
- 39. harigottipati@ • Got the alert saying no one is at home • My wife must have been out to drop the kid at day care • Lock up automatically when you leave the home or remotely lock home
- 41. harigottipati@ • Got the alert saying my elder son is out of the safe zone • Family app shows he is moving away from school • Sent a message and he replied back reminding it’s field trip day
- 42. harigottipati@ • Family app can track the history • It can show where the family members are in the crowd
- 44. harigottipati@ • My young kid at day school is getting anxious for some reason (new teacher?) • MyTJacket (hug jacket) he is wearing is sending anxious alert to my smartphone • Remotely you can simulate the feeling of a hug with laterally applied air pressure to calm, comfort and sooth the nerves of anyone who is stressed/anxious
- 46. harigottipati@ • My auto refill groceries order pop-ups on my smart phone • Checked to see if milk bottle is in the fridge • Internet of Things connects every thing to internet • Added milk to the order • Amazon Fresh (or Google shopping express/Walmart to go/Instacart) showing that the groceries will be delivered to home in 1 hr.
- 48. harigottipati@ • Done at work, going to mall to buy cloths for my trip in the noon • Planning to buy from Nordstrom • Context app launcher launched Macys app while passing Macys store • Macys pushed a coupon saying 20% of on Temple Run jeans • Walked into Macys • App is showing in-store direction to Temple Run jeans area • App is recommending yellow T-Shirt goes great with the jeans • App is showing directions to yellow T-Shirt area
- 50. harigottipati@ • Reached home • Door unlocked automatically when the smart lock detected my smartphone presence • Grocery/lunch delivered • Feels like watching TV • NextGuide tells what to watch based on what I watched/interests • Remote app can change the channel/media based on interests • Finished lunch • Packed for the trip
- 52. harigottipati@ • Google Now says my flight is at 4:00PM • To catch that I need to be at airport by 2:00PM • Based on Waze traffic, Google Now says I need to start at 1:30PM • Waze says there is an accident on L202 near Rural • Waze says take street road and go to Skyharbor • Heavy traffic on 48th St - updated Waze for others
- 54. harigottipati@ • Reached Skyharbor • Context app launcher launched Skyharbor app • Beacons at parking entrance recognized me who I am and greeted • No parking ticket • Skyharbor app displays I should park in level 3, section E, row 3, parking spot 12
- 55. harigottipati@ • Walking directions to ticket counter • Using Google glass for walking directions
- 57. harigottipati@ • Context app launcher launched US Airways and showing walking directions to gate • Walked into smart phone line at security check point • Boarding pass from passbook • Photo cameras scanned me and pulled my personal info - submitted my personal info with picture to USCIS earlier • Put my laptop, wallet, shoes, keys on X-Ray conveyor belt • Went through scanning
- 58. harigottipati@ • Picked laptop, wallet, shoes... forgot keys • While I am moving away my smartphone noticed the BLE signal from keys is becoming weak. After a certain threshold, it warned me that I left keys some where. It provided walking directions to keys • On the way to my terminal, Skyharbor app warned me about weather at destination • It's going to rain when I land and it asked whether I want to buy umbrella
- 60. harigottipati@ • MyBasis notified Vessyl that I walked 1500 steps • Vessyl alerted me on my smartphone that I need to drink more water • Vessyl knows what’s inside – what kind of drink, amount, calories, protein, caffeine, sodium, fat, sugars. It also estimates, tracks and displays your real-time hydration needs. • Feels like walking into Starbucks for more caffeine • Vessyl app showed I already had enough caffeine for the day, recommended no more • Feels hungry - I pointed food tracker app with camera on a near Pizzeria • Food tracker app warned me that my glucose levels are high this morning. • Picked salad.
- 62. harigottipati@ • Boarding – app notified US Airways system while entering into jet bridge. Nothing to give or show. • Uber app detected I am travelling and prompts “do you want the cab at SFO airport terminal 2 at 5:30PM” – yes
- 64. harigottipati@ • Flight landed. SFO airport app shows walking directions to cab area • Using Apple watch for directions • Tabs for left or right • While walking received a tweet from my friend “celebrating my birthday @ Fourpeaks”. Location says Tempe, AZ • Using Slingr app, I placed an order for a drink and the venue made sure he is still there before accepting the order. Venue delivered the drink to him saying “Happy Birthday from Hari”
- 66. harigottipati@ • Uber shows walking directions to Uber ride • As I go near Uber car, the driver walks out and greets “Hello Mr. Hari, welcome to San Francisco” • “Your reservation shows you are staying at Marriot near Airport. Do you want to go there or some where else” • On the way to Marriot, I booked Uber from Marriot to 49ers.
- 68. harigottipati@ • Reached Marriot - Marriot app started • App sends my info to the system in the lobby. Doorman at gate greeted “Hello Mr.Hari welcome to Marriot” • Automatically checked-in • Walking directions to my room • Using NFC/beacon, the room is unlocked • Got alert saying garden frost is too high in my backyard garden • Messaged my wife to cover the plants in backyard
- 70. harigottipati@ • Used Uber again to reach 49ers. • Context app launcher launched Levi’s stadium app • Guided to parking lot entrance closest to my seat • Entrance beacon knows who I am and validated ticket from passbook • Walking directions to my seat • Can order food and drink from my seat and it will be directly delivered to my seat • Can watch replay (currently limited to 4 replays) on my smartphone, seeing the exact replays shown by the studio on the TV • Can guide to the closest concession stand and bathroom with the shortest lines
- 72. harigottipati@ • On the way back to hotel using Uber • Checked family – all family members are at home • Checked locks – main door is locked • Checked lights – lights are still on in kids room • Set the lights to turn off at 9:30PM • Room temperature is good • CO2 levels are good • Checked my glucose levels • Checked my water consumptions • Checked my steps/calories/activity
- 74. harigottipati@ • No need to set alarm – Google now knows when to wake me up based on my schedule/location • It knows when to book Uber/Lyft and what time/location • I don’t’ need to do any thing • I am simply going to bed, because of the magical device in my hand
- 76. harigottipati@ • We are not just living in connected world • We are living in context world • No more Chipotle in Tempe, AZ or 85226 • Just search for Chipotle • Sub sequent search have the context • Searching for Hotels after Chicago search means you are looking for Hotels in Chicago • On top of context, we are living in everything connected world • 26 billion appliances will be connected by 2020 – Gartner • IoT (internet of things) and M2M (machine 2 machine) are going to be big
- 77. harigottipati@ • PCAs (Personal Contextual Assistant) like Google now can learn from you and can predict your next move • AI/Machine language will help you lot but apps need to learn about you • Help PCAs to help you
- 78. harigottipati@ Your smartphone is: • Your PCA • Your GPS • Your music device • Your key • Your switch to control light, music, temperature, humidity etc. • Your wallet • Your fitness device • Your activity tracker • Your beacon reader (can read from any appliance/sensor) • Your health tracker • Your organizer • Your <name your own>
- 79. harigottipati@ Smartphones are not just about phone calls Smartphones are about living