This document discusses cloud-based home security and automation. It describes how a cloud system could monitor various home systems like security, lighting, appliances and more. It also discusses how user data could be collected and sold for advertising or to device manufacturers. Revenue sources include subscription fees, upgrades, and selling aggregated or qualified user data. The system would allow remote access and control of home functions from anywhere via mobile apps.

1. Cloud Home Security

2. Legacy Home Security
Passive infrared detectors
Ultrasonic detectors
Microwave detectors
Photo-electric beams
Glass break detectors
Smoke, heat and carbon
monoxide detectors

3. Home Security Companies

4. The Digital Home
Home Security
Home Health Monitoring
Home Automation

5. Security
+
Monitoring
+
Automation
Home Automation

6. Existing Home Security

7. Cloud Concept

8. Cloud Home Security
What is the price?

9. The Cloud

10. Information
Home Security
Lights
Appliances
Air Conditioning
Use of Home Areas
Garage doors
Sprinkler System
Water Heater
Home Entertainment
Phone System
Surveillance System

11. Sources of Income
Upgrades from basic plan
Advertising
Sell marketing data to smart device manufacturers
and vendors
Subscription to Cloud Healthcare Monitoring
SELL INFORMATION
Raw Data
Qualified Data

12. Upgrades to premium system
Home Entertainment
Additional devices
Sprinkler Systems
A/C IP Controller
iPhone App
Surveillance Cameras

13. Mobility
Access your home from
anywhere
Turn lights on or off
Sprinkler system
Air conditioning
Surveillance cameras

14. Advertising
Energy companies tips
Fast Food Restaurants

15. The Reality Mining Project
Social experiment conducted at MIT
Hundreds of hours of proximity data collected by
tracking mobile phones over a period of 9 months
Researchers create algorithms that could predict a
person’s next actions accurately over 85% of the time
The program also determined social status and
relationships
Program could create a list of their friends and
acquaintances and be right 90% of the time.

16. Energy efficiency
Delaying new power plants and transmission lines
Distributed generation
Mass-scale renewables
Clean power market
Consumer incentive for conservation
Smart Grid Environmental
Benefits

17. Possibilities are Endless
Provide bulb companies burn-out rates
Provide advice to households
Water usage and patterns
Target marketing based on social status
How much time people spend at home
and in what areas