This document discusses Intel's vision for smart cities and the Internet of Things. It describes how Intel is powering IoT solutions across various smart city domains like transportation, buildings, public health and safety, and resource management. The document also outlines Intel's commitment to the NIST Global Cities Team Challenge, including providing Intel IoT Developer Kits to qualified teams to develop new smart cities solutions.

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The Internet of Things
Changing the world one City at a time
Intel Smart Cities
Trina J. Ward
Senior Director IoT Strategy & Technology Intel Confidential

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Intel Vision
This decade we will create and extend computing technology to
connect and enrich the lives of every person on earth
Internet of Things (IoT) is driving transformation for business, consumers and our
communities
Smart Cities represent clear demonstrations of the value that IoT can provide to
businesses and consumers
Public-private partnerships to establish long term success, showcasing Intel
leadership in IoT technologies and deployments
>50B Devices, 35ZB of Data, $2.7 to $6.2T in global
economic impact1
US Traffic Congestion: 4.2 billion hours, $87 billion in
fuel and lost productivity.2
Support for Smart Cities through global Industry
Standards groups, and in alignment with Governments.
1. IDC, IMS, Mckinsey Institute
2. IBM Smarter Cities for smarter growth, 2010

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Smart City Focus: Interconnected people and
things
Using technology to
interlink and harmonize
people and their
environment, and create
the best value out of that
interaction.

5. Health &
Wellbeing
Transport
& Logistics
Energy Systems Environmental
Monitoring
Water
& Waste
Built EnvironmentCitizens &
Community
ACQUISITION:
Collect Data
ACTION: Make Decisions that
Improve Businesses and Lives of
Citizens
ANALYTICS:
Turn Data into Insights
Internet of Things at Work
APIs / APPS
Economy &
Innovation
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Intel is powering a broad array of IoT Solutions
Transportation Public Transit
Traffic and Parking Management
Automated Tolling
Digital Signs
Buildings &
Homes
Customer experience in venues
Building assets health
Energy efficiency
Indoor air quality
Security / Access control
Public Health &
Safety
Video surveillance
Environmental (Air, Water quality)
Flood management and response
Resource
Management
Metering (electricity, water)
Gas and Water Leaks
Smart Lighting
Waste Management

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Delivering Smart City Infrastructure
Solution Enablement Intel enables the broadest ecosystem of partners to deliver
end-to-end IoT solutions for every industry
Service Management
Developer Resources
Things Gateways Network
Optimized on
Intel Architecture
Datacenter
Software Defined Infrastructure
Data Platform
Analytics

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Intel & NIST Global Cities Team Challenge
Intel is committed to NIST GCTC and is a Sponsor for 2016
Part of this commitment includes an Intel® IoT Developer Kit
• The Intel® IoT Developer Kit is specifically for the development of GCTC projects, with a
focus new and innovative IoT Smart Cities solutions
• This program is open to all qualified GCTC teams
• Program details and the associated application process are noted on the NIST
site:https://www.us-ignite.org/globalcityteams/news/2015/11/4876/
Participating GCTC members will also have access to Intel’s developer support
resources and online tools

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Intel® IoT Developer Kit
Intel® IoT Developer Kit
includes:
• Intel® Edison Board
• Grove Starter Kit Plus, which
includes:
• Intel IoT Edition
• Evaluate a solution, out of the box
• Runtime & sensors included
• Easy port to production HW, with
minimal SW changes

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Getting Started
Intel® IoT Developer Kit application is available on the NIST site*
• Applications due date: December 18, 2015
• Email completed applications to: sys_smart.city.solutions@intel.com
To learn more about the Intel® IoT Developer Kit:
• Getting started: https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/
• Support: https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/support
• Qualified applicants will receive an Intel® IoT Developer Kit on a first come, first serve basis. Subject to Intel® IoT Developer Kit availability, Intel, at its sole
discretion, may extend the stated deadlines and any associated program elements noted herein or the application process.

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