Social Media Week 2015 - Quantified Self and the Social Internet of Things
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The Quantified Self, the process of measuring, logging and usually sharing metrics related to your health and fitness over a period of time, in most cases, by using one or more sensing devices. Aiming for behavioural change like staying fit or losing weight. Other use cases include tracking blood sugar levels, pulse or heart rate blurring the boundaries between recreational fitness and healthcare. Once data has been collected, transmitted, and processed, it can be brought into a Sensor data platform (also called "Sensor Web") for making applications from real-time data sources, either directly or via API. This forms a new category of web service to integrate data flows from different IOT quantified sensor devices, web services, and social networking activity. The resulting paradigm, named Social Internet of Things (SIoT), has great potential to support novel applications for Human and Machine to Machine (M2M) Connectivity. This session provides an overview of popular data platforms, APIs, fitness and IoT Communities plus a live demo of selected devices by the audience.
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Social Media Week 2015 - Quantified Self and the Social Internet of Things
- 1. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH AND THE SOCIAL INTERNET OF THINGS QUANTIFIED SELF
- 2. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Overview • Definitions, Standards • Smart Grid • Smart Home • Quantified Self • m-Health • Fitness Devices and Smart Watches • Health and Fitness Portals 2 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies
- 3. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Werner Keil | Bio • Consultant – Coach • Creative Cosmopolitan • Software Architect • Java Godfather • JCP Executive Committee Member • Unit JSR Spec Lead • Agorava Cofounder • DevOps Guy @wernerkeil
- 4. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Internet of Things Transportation & Logistics Logistics Medical & Healthcare Industrial & EnergyCommunication Infrastructure Security & Surveillance Internet of Things 4 © 2007-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies, Eclipse Foundation. Made available under EPL 1.0
- 5. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH “A coordinated observation infrastructure composed of a distributed collection of resources that can collectively behave as a single, autonomous, task-able, dynamically adaptive and reconfigurable observing system that provides raw and processed data, along with associated meta-data, via a set of standards-based service-oriented interfaces.” (Glenn, 2007) 5 © 2007-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Sensor Web | What is it?
- 6. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Data Pyramid 6 © 2007-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies CoAP
- 7. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH OGC Sensor Web Enablement • SensorML • O&M • TransducerML • GeographyML Web Services • Web Services Description Language • REST National Institute for Standards and Technology • Semantic Interoperability Community of Practice • Sensor Standards Harmonization W3C Semantic Web • Resource Description Framework • RDF Schema • Web Ontology Language • Semantic Web Rule Language • SAWSDL • SA-REST • SML-S • O&M-S • TML-S Sensor Ontology Sensor Ontology Data Standards 7 © 2007-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Unicode Consortium • CLDR • ICU4J Units UCUM/Regenstrief • Unified Code for Units of Measure
- 8. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Smart Grid | Sensor Web 8 © 2007-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: Facultad de Informática, Madrid Spain
- 9. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Smart Grid | Opower 9 © 2007-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Images: Opower
- 10. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Smart Home | TV Image 10 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: ARD Degeto/NDR/Marc Meyerbroeker
- 11. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Smart Home | Reality 11 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies
- 12. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Nest Thermostat 12 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: Google
- 13. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Quantified Self 13 © 2013-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies
- 14. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH IoT | Health & Fitness Communication Infrastructure Smart Pill Boxes Heartbeat Sensor Weight Scales Blood Pressure Medical Smart Services Gateway Near field Blood Sugar Internet of Things 14 © 2007-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies, Eclipse Foundation. Made available under EPL 1.0
- 15. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Wearables 15 © 2013-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: HDWallpaperImages.com
- 16. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH • Heart Monitor – Remotely accessible from devices like Google Glass or your favorite Mobile Browser • Part of Java Embedded Challenge at JavaOne 16 © 2013-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Heart of Glass JavaOne 2013
- 17. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH • Raspberry Pi | Things API | Unit-API • RXTX (gnu.io) • Polar Heart Sensor • Java EE | HTML 5 (Tomcat/Glassfish) • Google Glass (preferred) or other Web- enabled Mobile devices 17 © 2013-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Heart of Glass Internals Technologies we used
- 18. #SMWCPH Demo
- 19. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Smart Watch 19 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: L'Atelier
- 20. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Device Comparison Device/Vendor Compatibility Data Control Remarks Apple Only Apple products/OS -1 Fitbit Windows, Mac, Android, iOS 0 Allergy issue with some wristbands Garmin Windows, Mac, Android, iOS +2 Jawbone iOS -2 Charging problems LG Android -2 Motorola Android -2 Polar Windows, Mac +1 Samsung Only Samsung products -3 Sony Android -2 Suunto Windows, Mac, Android, iOS +2 Withings Android, iOS 0 20 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies
- 21. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Top Device Vendors 21 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Source: SmartWatch Group 2015
- 22. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Top 10 Device Vendors Vendor Units shipped 2014 (‘000) Market Share (%) Year-to-year growth Samsung 1200 23 +25% Lenovo/Motorola 500 10 New entrant LG 420 7 New entrant Pebble 700 7 +102% Garmin 400 7 +47% Sony 550 6 +66% Fitbit 600 6 +22% Withings 170 4 New entrant Polar 150 2 +400% Asus 120 2 New entrant Other 1185 26 Total 89 Vendors 6822 100 22 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Source: SmartWatch Group 2015
- 23. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Health Portals 23 © 2013-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: HealthDay
- 24. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Apple Health 24 © 2014-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: Apple
- 25. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Fitbit 25 © 2013-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: fitbit
- 26. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Google Fit 26 © 2014-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: Google
- 27. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Runtastic 27 © 2013-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: Runtastic
- 28. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Strava 28 © 2013-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies Image: Singletrack Magazine
- 29. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Portal Comparison Portal API Compatibility Data Control Remarks Apple Health ? Only Apple products -1 Fitbit Yes Windows, Mac, Android, iOS 0 Garmin Via Strava Windows, Mac +2 Google Fit Yes Mostly Android devices -3 Multi-vendor/device Jawbone ? Only iOS -1 Polar No Windows, Mac, Linux +1 Runtastic No Device-dependent 0 Multi-vendor/device Samsung ? Only Samsung products -2 Strava Yes Device-dependent 0 Multi-vendor/device Suunto Via Strava Windows, Mac +2 Withings Yes Windows, Mac, Android, iOS 0 29 © 2012-2015 Creative Arts & Technologies
- 30. #SMWCPH Demo
- 31. #SMWCPH#SMWCPH Links • UOM @ GitHub: http://unitsofmeasurement.github.io • Me @ GitHub: http://www.github.com/keilw • Agorava: http://www.agorava.org • Twitter: @wernerkeil
Editor's Notes
- 4 product types give a different (incomplete) view on the reality Aggregation to comparable products is required. GG: I think it is important to maintain them because they point out also difference between forecast and multiyear model [Niels: difficult RESMON slide removed]
- 4 product types give a different (incomplete) view on the reality Aggregation to comparable products is required. GG: I think it is important to maintain them because they point out also difference between forecast and multiyear model [Niels: difficult RESMON slide removed]