Libelium: Enabling the Internet of Things - J. Martinez @ Bosch Connected World #BCW - 2014
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The document discusses enabling the Internet of Things through the use of sensors, communication technologies, and cloud infrastructure. It notes that there are three common elements to all IoT projects - sensors that collect data, communication protocols to transmit the data, and cloud systems to analyze and store the information. The document provides an overview of opportunities and challenges in applying IoT technologies to different markets like smart cities and agriculture. It also highlights examples of how sensor data can be integrated into existing software and systems.
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Libelium: Enabling the Internet of Things - J. Martinez @ Bosch Connected World #BCW - 2014
- 1. Enabling the Internet of Things: Sensors, Communication & Cloud Javier Martinez j.martinez@libelium.com
- 2. The vision: a new world full of sensors 2
- 3. Three elements common to all IoT Projects Sensor Communication Information Cloud GPRS / 3G Our solution: Waspmote Platform sends any SENSOR data using any COMMUNICATION protocol to any INFORMATION SYSTEM so that ANYONE can play in the IoT scenario 3
- 4. IoT Fact #1: opportunities come from many verticals and markets 4
- 5. IoT Fact #2: the market is difficult to forecast Cloud (2010, 2011) IoT (2013) IoT (2012) IoT (2011) WSN (2007) Cloud (2012) WSN (2009) M2M (2011, 2012) WSN (2010, 2011, 2012) M2M (2013) WSN (2005) WSN (2013) Cloud (2013) WSN (2006) 5
- 6. IoT Fact #3: market is too fragmented to meet Pareto Law 37% of references bought in 80% of cases Sensors sold 2013 (Libelium) Temperature 12.07% Others 19.34% Humidity 10.38% Air Pressure 1.81% Dust 1.85% O3 1.89% Weather Meters 2.16% LDR 8.71% Solar radiation 2.16% CO 2.24% Noise 2.55% CO2 6.86% Soil Moisture 3.46% NO2 3.46% Air Pollutants 5.99% O2 5.70% VOC 5.02% Digital Humidity (RH&T) 4.37% 6
- 7. Smart Cities: technical challenges 7
- 8. Smart Cities: the REAL challenges *Technology is the “easy” part *COORDINATION inside municipalities *Funding: public or private? *CITIZENS ● What are you doing with MY taxes? ● Is it safe? ● How will I benefit from this? 8
- 11. Smart Cities: user cases and applications 11
- 12. Integrating Sensor Information with Bosch Software Suite 12
- 13. Customer example: Bosch Security Systems (U.S.) 13
- 14. Building the new world together! 14