Gives a brief about IoT strategic research & Innovation Agenda

1. APPLICATION No : ae0ec828eaca11e99852fbfc4dfbff82
NAME : Uddagiri Harini
AFFILIATION : M.Tech. Embedded Systems (2018 – 2020),
SASTRA DEEMED TO BE UNIVERSITY
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2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the faculty members who
shared their insightful teachings on how to begin writing a research
article, a literature review, a thesis through this Academic writing course.
I am grateful to the faculty for their invaluable advice, suggestions and
continuous motivation.
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3. Internet of Things Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda
Internet of Things Vision :
• IoT is network of physical objects that contain embedded tech to comm and
sense/interact with their internal states/external environment
• Confluence of efficient wireless protocols, improved sensors, cheaper
processors, and a bevy of start-ups and established companies
– developing necessary management
– app software has finally made concept of IoT mainstream

4. • Number of Internet-connected devices surpassed the no. of human beings on
the planet in 2011, and by 2020
– Internet-connected devices are expected to number between 26 billion and 50 billion
• IoT makes use of synergies that are generated by convergence of Consumer,
Business and Industrial Internet Consumer, Business and Industrial Internet
• Convergence creates open, global network connecting people, data, and things
and leverages the cloud
– to connect intelligent things that sense and transmit a broad array of data
– helping creating services that would not be obvious without this level of connectivity
and analytical intelligence
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5. • Enabling tech for IoT can be grouped into 3 categories:
– tech that enable “things” to acquire contextual info
– tech that enable “things” to process contextual info
– tech to improve security and privacy

6. • First 2 categories can be jointly understood as functional building blocks
required building “intelligence” into “things”
• which are indeed the features that differentiate the IoT from the usual
Internet
• 3rd category is not a functional but rather a de facto requirement
– without which the penetration of the IoT would be severely reduced
• Network tech have to cope with the new challenges such as
– very high data rates
– dense crowds of users
– low latency
– low energy
– low cost
– massive number of devices

7. Future Communication Challenges – 5G scenarios

8. • IoT becomes established in smart factories, both the volume
– and the level of detail of the corporate data generated will increase
• business models will no longer involve just one company
– but will instead comprise highly dynamic networks of companies
– completely new value chains
• Data will be generated and transmitted autonomously
– by smart machines
– data will inevitably cross company boundaries
• Data that were initially generated and exchanged in order to coordinate
manufacturing and logistics activities b/w different companies
– if read in conjunction with other data
– suddenly provide third parties with highly sensitive information about one of the
partner companies
– For example, give them an insight into its business strategies
• New instruments will be required if companies wish to pursue the
conventional strategy of keeping
– such knowledge secret in order to protect competitive advantage

9. COURSE FEEDBACK
SWAYAM COURSE: ACADEMIC WRITING
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taking lectures and sharing of different techniques to start writing an article,
information about tools for testing plagiarism made confident to start writing a
review paper. And also, self-assessments, assignments and graded quizzes helped
to rate and understand ourselves where we are.
I can tell you that this is a compulsory course to be taken in order to improve
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10. THANK YOU
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