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June 2016
I’m Being Followed by Drones
The Impact of IoT and Big Data on the Future of Unmanned Aerial Systems
Ken Kranz
Director, Emerging Big Data Technologies
Cognizant Corporation
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An overview of the emerging
commercial UAS market from
the standpoint of software
applications development
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Should you be in this market?
If so,
when should you enter?
what services should you provide?
Objective
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1. What is a drone?
2. Use Case Review
3. Example Product Deployment
4. State and Federal Limitations
5. Where, What, When?
Overview
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What’s in a Name?
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What was a Drone (circa 2014)?
• Lethal Killing Machine
• Remote warfare
• Unchecked Killings
• Eyes in the sky sent to spy
• Big Brother
• For the consumer market:
Please don’t call it a drone!
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What is it now?
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Optionally Manned Aircraft
Unmanned Aerial System (UAS)
Quadcopter
Hexacopter
Remotely Piloted Aircraft
Drone First Person View (FPV)
Microcopter
Highly Regulated by the FAA
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What do these have in common?
All require FAA registration
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Registration?
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And these?
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?
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Drone or an airplane?
Optionally manned aircraft
Requires N number
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Hint: Trick question…
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1. Handful of industries – commercial
2. Most growth in commercial/civilian
3. Legacy manufactures have “no
natural advantages”
4. Significant work outside the US
5. Easing of US airspace regulations
likely to happen in 2017
6. Technology barriers are both a
roadblock and a huge business
opportunity
Market Forecast – Business Insider (May 2016)
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• 4 million consumer drones sold worldwide 2015
• DroneDeploy marks 3 million acres mapped
• Physical “garage” startups thriving
• Drone vendors starting to roll out direct drone to cloud interfaces
Too Big to Ignore?
• Agra scanning is happening today. Dusting imminent!
• Cinematography is happening today!
• Real estate imaging is happening today!
• Roof inspections are happening today!
• Infrastructure inspections are happening today!
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Most involved in the industry today generally are…
Industry Makeup
1. Well versed in their specific domain (arga, real estate, utilities…)
2. Learning drone pilotage
3. Learning about shared airspace issues / FAA regulations
So, what’s missing?
Most have little to no large scale SW appdev or Big Data/cloud experience
Instead downloading to laptops and manually completing the process
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Being followed by drones?
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1. Open source
2. Internet
3. Machine to Machine Interchange
4. Personal Devices
5. Enhanced Location Awareness
6. Online and App Stores
7. Cloud Computing
8. Big Data / CEP / IoT …
9. Drone Technologies
Drones are one of the first disruptive technology to follow Big Data
Significant Disruptive Technologies past 20 years
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1. For any one commercial drone, data collection can be voluminous
2. Drone/Drone and Drone/Aircraft potential is large
3. While the commercial market is potentially large, the startup
businesses is possibly even larger
4. Both commercial and startup’s need ready-to-go tailored
infrastructure and processing support
5. Cloud enablement is the last technical roadblock to enable Big Data,
CEP and IoT infrastructure support
Big Data tie-in
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What can you build that can be
leveraged for this market?
and should you be building it now?
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Drone Uses
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Survey: What’s hot right now!
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Package Delivery
• Amazon
• Google
• UPS/DHL
• Dominos
• Taco Bell
• Others…
• International…
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Precision Agriculture
• Land Survey
• Near Infrared Sensor
• Crop Monitoring
• Irrigation Equipment Monitoring
• 3D Mapping
• Thermal Imaging
• Crop Dusting/Augmentation
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Land Use / Efficiency
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Yield Defender - RTF
3 million mapped acres
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Infrastructure Inspection
Flare Stack Inspection
Wind Turbine Inspection
Power Line Inspection
Pipeline Inspection
Bridge Inspection
Crane Inspection
Stack Inspection
Cell Tower Inventory
Aircraft/Ship Inspection
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Real Estate
Cinematography
FPV/Drone Racing
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Other Popular Uses
• Insurance Claim Validation
• Organ Transplant
• Emissions Monitoring
• First Aid
• Wildlife Monitoring
• Railway & Road Safety
• Construction Site Management
• Home Sales
• Security
• Flash Flood Warnings
• Oil Spill Monitoring
• Search and Rescue
• Beach / Shark Patrol
• Journalism
• Fast Food Delivery
• Sports Broadcasting
• Support Vehicles
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1. Reduces Dangerous Situations
2. Reduces Work Related Injuries
3. Significantly Reduces Inspection
Times
4. Significantly increases number of
inspections per day
5. Heavily data driven
6. Current bottleneck?
Manual Intervention / Analytics
Commonality?
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1. Last mile
Stream images and video directly to the cloud
2. Automated / RT analytics
Remove the person from the workflow
3. Real-time decision making
Streaming & Complex Event Processing
4. Intercommunication with immediate
surrounding airspace
Internet of Things
What is needed today?
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Example Opportunity
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Pole Dry Rot Inspection
Poles can rot from the top down
Poles need to be inspected on a
rotating basis
Current inspections are a
subjective process
Current inspection place
employees in harms way
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Example: Pole Dry Rot Inspection – current state
• Dispatch truck
• Cordon off area
• Extend stabilizers
• Safety vest, shielding, gloves, etc
• Connect harness to bucket
• Ascend to pole top
• Inspect, document
• Lower bucket
• Stow equipment
• Move to next pole
Number of poles inspected: 1
Estimated inspection time: 45–60 min
People in jeopardy: 1-2
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Pole Dry Rot Inspection – future state
• Plan mission
• Dispatch truck(s)
• Cordon off area
• Review/modify mission plan
• File Flight Plan (DROTAM)
• Launch, inspect, cloud store, analyze,
generate report
• Stow equipment
• Move to next neighborhood
Number of poles inspected: 50-100
Estimated inspection time: 45-60 min
People in jeopardy: 0
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Plan the Mission (first inspection)
1. Call up the area in a maps
enabled flight planning tool
2. Identify the individual poles as
points-of-interest
3. Identify a flight path that
crosses each pole
4. Plan altitude to avoid know
object: trees, wires, bridges,
etc
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Execute Mission
1. Arrive on site
2. Review area for safety and
obstacles against plan
3. Update plan as necessary
4. Secure the area
5. Fly the mission
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Mission
As mission is flown, image data
and geo location uploaded
directly to Big Data storage
Data Sourcing
Drone
Data
drone1
drone2
drone3
Other
Data
Records
Social
Media
RFIDs
Logs
Streams
Data
Acquisition
IoT APIs
ESB
Real Time
CDC
DB Replication
SQL
Extracts
Data
Virtualization
Other Data
Acquisition
Push / Pull
Raw Data Store
Landing Staging
Data Integration
Data
Integration
Data
preparation
Metadata
Services
Reject
Reprocessing
Notification
Data Certification Layer
Certification
Repository
Rules
Engine
Rules
Repository
Data Repository
Data Lake
Consumption
No SQL
Data Layer
In Memory
Analytics
Data Marts
Reporting Analytics
BI & Visualization
Global BI
KPI Insights
Visualization
Other BI
Analytics
SAS
Predictive
Advanced
Analytics Sandbox
SOA
Data Security @ Rest – Data Encryption, Obfuscation & Masking
Metadata Management
Archiving
Data Governance & Stewardship
Enterprise MDM
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Automation
Each image automatically
compared to an array of known
“good” and “bad” poles
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Scoring
• Pole score calculated
• Reports generated
• Ad-hoc Analysis
• Ambiguous Pole Identification
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Unable to compute
Indeterminate poles sent for
human analysis – with the results
being used for future “known”
pool
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During Scan…
…other analytics performed –
limb distance measurements,
insulator failure, bracket failure,
etc.
Information sent to CEP where
other actions contemplated and
notifications issued
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During flight…
…other IoT communications
(drones, aircraft, trucks,
transformers, smart meters, etc)
take place, helping to coordinate
safe flight and plan for additional
actions
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Required Infrastructure
Drone upload interface
Cloud based data store
Known “good” and “bad” pole
image database
Image comparison best fit
analytics
Report generation
Ability to add new pole image data
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Limitations / Hindrances
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• When do they apply?
The moment you take off outdoors
• Registration Requirements?
Section 333 Exemption, COA, pilots license
Part 107 + Knowledge Exam (coming)
• Preflight
Check local airspace before you fly
Call local towers for approval
Monitor local tower or CTAF frequencies
File “DROTAM” with Flight Services
• Private property rights
83’ (US v Causby)
500’ general lower limit to manned aircraft
numbers could change
• Use Limitations
Line of Sight
400’ limit
¼ Mile limit
Daylight Operations
Flight Plans
Safety Observers
Log Books
• Other FAA
Class B, C, D restrictions
5 mile airport restrictions
3 mile heliport restrictions
2 mile seaport restrictions
FAA Regulations
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1. New Part 107 registration process to
replace existing 333 exemptions
knowledge test now live on FAA Safety sight
2. State and Local Law Conflict
Courts have (generally) upheld FAA dominance
Continuing attempts to add new privacy laws
Near-term future cloudy
3. Minimum privacy height
Expected the courts will have to add clarification to
existing case law
Anticipated Changes / Unintended Consequences
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1. Privatization of ATC
Impact unknown?
Drone pushback?
Fee for use?
2. Future Tracking Options
NextGen / ADS-B out (2020)
FlightAware, FlightRadar, etc
Optical based
Radar based
Geo based
3. International Adoption
Some countries significantly faster than the USA
Designated UAS testing facilities
Anticipated Changes / Unintended Consequences
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1. Bad Actors
Reckless operations
Aircraft strikes
Clueless operations
Terrorism
2. FAA Test Facilities
3. Shared Sky's
Historic Anti Pilot Sentiment
Line of Sight Limitations
Class B, C, D restrictions
5/3/2 mile restrictions
4. International Adoption
Some countries significantly faster than the USA
Designated UAS testing facilities
Wild Cards
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Average person on the street:
• 51% against use of Drones
• 74% have safety concerns
• 75% have privacy concerns
• 76% welcome tighter enforcement
• 40% feel poses more risks than rewards
• Yet only 18% say they have a good
understanding of what the rules are
Perception is Reality*
* http://home.bt.com/news/uk-news/action-urged-to-ensure-drone-sector-can-flourish-as-industry-takes-flight-11364068191311
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1. Lightbridge 2, DJI Live Stream
2. Facebook Live Stream
3. YouTube Live Stream
4. Fusion 360 IoT APIs
Enabling Technologies
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1. DroneDeploy*
2. Yield Defender*
3. AgVault 2.0, Sentera LLC
4. AgDrone
5. eBee Ag
6. Lancaster
7. Crop Mapper
8. AG550
9. Quad Indago
10.AgEagle
Existing Competition (just Ag)
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All the big Aero guys plus…
1. Accenture, Cognizant, Wipro, etc.
2. IBM, Oracle, HP, SAP, etc.
3. Forge Initiative
• Autodesk (3D Printing)
• 3D Robotics (Drones)
• Seebo:
• IoT as a Service
• Fusion IoT APIs
Other Well Positioned Vendors
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Conclusion
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1. Market is taking off with or without the United States
2. Time to build solution infrastructure is now
3. If your market is limited to the US, near term future is unknown
4. Ultimately UAS adoption is inevitable
5. Historically slow moving FAA is being very aggressive/pro UAV
6. Due to overseas adoption, if you do not act now, you most likely will be shut
out.
Conclusion
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The UAV Digest Podcast
www.theuavdigest.com/
UAS Operations: Drone Operator Ground School
https://www.udemy.com/uas-operations-study-course/?couponCode=Hadoop
FAA 333 Exemption Process
www.faa.gov/uas/legislative_programs/section_333/how_to_file_a_petition/
AUVSI 333 guidelines
www.auvsi.org/blogs/auvsi-news/2015/04/30/howtosection333
FAA Docket
www.regulations.gov/#!home
NUAir Test Sites
www.faa.gov/uas/legislative_programs/test_sites/
UAS Registration Site
www.faa.gov/uas/registration/
Somewhat Humorous Roof Inspection
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHEeMpborI
ADS-B and IoT
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFpJId3vPMo
Suggested Material
Use Coupon Code: “Hadoop”
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References
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http://dronelife.com/2015/01/24/drone-sales-figures-2014-hard-navigate/
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http://dronemanufacturersalliance.org/
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mar3&utm_content=newsletter
Drones and the Internet of Things in the cybersecurity equation | IBM Big Data & Analytics Hub
https://www.oreilly.com/ideas/chris-anderson-on-the-future-of-drones-and-the-open-source-hardware-movement
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http://caselaw.findlaw.com/us-supreme-court/328/256.html
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http://sdtimes.com/developers-care-drone-industry/
http://www.inforum.com/news/4046353-nd-uas-test-believed-be-worlds-first
http://digiday.com/publishers/eye-sky-fox-sports-bringing-drones-sporting-events/
http://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-36434414
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http://www.agweb.com/mobile/article/drone-payloads-advance-the-possibilities-naa-ben-potter/
http://m.themalaymailonline.com/tech-gadgets/article/the-drone-market-takes-off
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http://www.businessinsider.com/uav-or-commercial-drone-market-forecast-2015-2
https://www.asdreports.com/news-3132/advanced-metering-infrastructure-ami-market-worth-2003-billion-2019-according-new-study-asdreports
http://unmanned-aerial.com/sentera-brings-autonomous-drone-route-planning-to-precision-ag-app/
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/should-you-be-allowed-to-keep-drones-from-flying-over-your-property-2016-06-09
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http://www.syracuse.com/business-news/index.ssf/2016/06/upstate_ny_wants_to_be_leader_in_emerging_drone_industry_cny_to_host_convention.html
https://apple.news/ALaYpheDeMTSS6ZQcYA6-Zg
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http://home.bt.com/news/uk-news/action-urged-to-ensure-drone-sector-can-flourish-as-industry-takes-flight-11364068191311
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I'm being followed by drones

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    © 2015 Cognizant ©copyright 2015 Cognizant June 2016 I’m Being Followed by Drones The Impact of IoT and Big Data on the Future of Unmanned Aerial Systems Ken Kranz Director, Emerging Big Data Technologies Cognizant Corporation
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    © 2015 Cognizant Anoverview of the emerging commercial UAS market from the standpoint of software applications development
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    © 2015 Cognizant Shouldyou be in this market? If so, when should you enter? what services should you provide? Objective
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    © 2015 Cognizant 1.What is a drone? 2. Use Case Review 3. Example Product Deployment 4. State and Federal Limitations 5. Where, What, When? Overview
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    © 2015 Cognizant6 Whatwas a Drone (circa 2014)? • Lethal Killing Machine • Remote warfare • Unchecked Killings • Eyes in the sky sent to spy • Big Brother • For the consumer market: Please don’t call it a drone!
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    © 2015 Cognizant7 Whatis it now? Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) Optionally Manned Aircraft Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) Quadcopter Hexacopter Remotely Piloted Aircraft Drone First Person View (FPV) Microcopter Highly Regulated by the FAA
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    © 2015 Cognizant8 Whatdo these have in common? All require FAA registration
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    © 2015 Cognizant12 Droneor an airplane? Optionally manned aircraft Requires N number
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    © 2015 Cognizant13 Hint:Trick question…
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    © 2015 Cognizant14 1.Handful of industries – commercial 2. Most growth in commercial/civilian 3. Legacy manufactures have “no natural advantages” 4. Significant work outside the US 5. Easing of US airspace regulations likely to happen in 2017 6. Technology barriers are both a roadblock and a huge business opportunity Market Forecast – Business Insider (May 2016)
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    © 2015 Cognizant15 •4 million consumer drones sold worldwide 2015 • DroneDeploy marks 3 million acres mapped • Physical “garage” startups thriving • Drone vendors starting to roll out direct drone to cloud interfaces Too Big to Ignore? • Agra scanning is happening today. Dusting imminent! • Cinematography is happening today! • Real estate imaging is happening today! • Roof inspections are happening today! • Infrastructure inspections are happening today!
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    © 2015 Cognizant16 Mostinvolved in the industry today generally are… Industry Makeup 1. Well versed in their specific domain (arga, real estate, utilities…) 2. Learning drone pilotage 3. Learning about shared airspace issues / FAA regulations So, what’s missing? Most have little to no large scale SW appdev or Big Data/cloud experience Instead downloading to laptops and manually completing the process
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    © 2015 Cognizant Beingfollowed by drones? 17
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    © 2015 Cognizant18 1.Open source 2. Internet 3. Machine to Machine Interchange 4. Personal Devices 5. Enhanced Location Awareness 6. Online and App Stores 7. Cloud Computing 8. Big Data / CEP / IoT … 9. Drone Technologies Drones are one of the first disruptive technology to follow Big Data Significant Disruptive Technologies past 20 years
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    © 2015 Cognizant19 1.For any one commercial drone, data collection can be voluminous 2. Drone/Drone and Drone/Aircraft potential is large 3. While the commercial market is potentially large, the startup businesses is possibly even larger 4. Both commercial and startup’s need ready-to-go tailored infrastructure and processing support 5. Cloud enablement is the last technical roadblock to enable Big Data, CEP and IoT infrastructure support Big Data tie-in
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    © 2015 Cognizant20 Whatcan you build that can be leveraged for this market? and should you be building it now?
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    © 2015 Cognizant22 Survey:What’s hot right now!
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    © 2015 Cognizant23 PackageDelivery • Amazon • Google • UPS/DHL • Dominos • Taco Bell • Others… • International…
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    © 2015 Cognizant24 PrecisionAgriculture • Land Survey • Near Infrared Sensor • Crop Monitoring • Irrigation Equipment Monitoring • 3D Mapping • Thermal Imaging • Crop Dusting/Augmentation
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    © 2015 Cognizant25 LandUse / Efficiency
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    © 2015 Cognizant26 YieldDefender - RTF 3 million mapped acres
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    © 2015 Cognizant27 InfrastructureInspection Flare Stack Inspection Wind Turbine Inspection Power Line Inspection Pipeline Inspection Bridge Inspection Crane Inspection Stack Inspection Cell Tower Inventory Aircraft/Ship Inspection
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    © 2015 Cognizant28 RealEstate Cinematography FPV/Drone Racing
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    © 2015 Cognizant29 OtherPopular Uses • Insurance Claim Validation • Organ Transplant • Emissions Monitoring • First Aid • Wildlife Monitoring • Railway & Road Safety • Construction Site Management • Home Sales • Security • Flash Flood Warnings • Oil Spill Monitoring • Search and Rescue • Beach / Shark Patrol • Journalism • Fast Food Delivery • Sports Broadcasting • Support Vehicles
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    © 2015 Cognizant30 1.Reduces Dangerous Situations 2. Reduces Work Related Injuries 3. Significantly Reduces Inspection Times 4. Significantly increases number of inspections per day 5. Heavily data driven 6. Current bottleneck? Manual Intervention / Analytics Commonality?
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    © 2015 Cognizant31 1.Last mile Stream images and video directly to the cloud 2. Automated / RT analytics Remove the person from the workflow 3. Real-time decision making Streaming & Complex Event Processing 4. Intercommunication with immediate surrounding airspace Internet of Things What is needed today?
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    © 2015 Cognizant33 PoleDry Rot Inspection Poles can rot from the top down Poles need to be inspected on a rotating basis Current inspections are a subjective process Current inspection place employees in harms way
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    © 2015 Cognizant34 Example:Pole Dry Rot Inspection – current state • Dispatch truck • Cordon off area • Extend stabilizers • Safety vest, shielding, gloves, etc • Connect harness to bucket • Ascend to pole top • Inspect, document • Lower bucket • Stow equipment • Move to next pole Number of poles inspected: 1 Estimated inspection time: 45–60 min People in jeopardy: 1-2
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    © 2015 Cognizant35 PoleDry Rot Inspection – future state • Plan mission • Dispatch truck(s) • Cordon off area • Review/modify mission plan • File Flight Plan (DROTAM) • Launch, inspect, cloud store, analyze, generate report • Stow equipment • Move to next neighborhood Number of poles inspected: 50-100 Estimated inspection time: 45-60 min People in jeopardy: 0
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    © 2015 Cognizant36 Planthe Mission (first inspection) 1. Call up the area in a maps enabled flight planning tool 2. Identify the individual poles as points-of-interest 3. Identify a flight path that crosses each pole 4. Plan altitude to avoid know object: trees, wires, bridges, etc
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    © 2015 Cognizant37 ExecuteMission 1. Arrive on site 2. Review area for safety and obstacles against plan 3. Update plan as necessary 4. Secure the area 5. Fly the mission
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    © 2015 Cognizant38 Mission Asmission is flown, image data and geo location uploaded directly to Big Data storage Data Sourcing Drone Data drone1 drone2 drone3 Other Data Records Social Media RFIDs Logs Streams Data Acquisition IoT APIs ESB Real Time CDC DB Replication SQL Extracts Data Virtualization Other Data Acquisition Push / Pull Raw Data Store Landing Staging Data Integration Data Integration Data preparation Metadata Services Reject Reprocessing Notification Data Certification Layer Certification Repository Rules Engine Rules Repository Data Repository Data Lake Consumption No SQL Data Layer In Memory Analytics Data Marts Reporting Analytics BI & Visualization Global BI KPI Insights Visualization Other BI Analytics SAS Predictive Advanced Analytics Sandbox SOA Data Security @ Rest – Data Encryption, Obfuscation & Masking Metadata Management Archiving Data Governance & Stewardship Enterprise MDM
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    © 2015 Cognizant39 Automation Eachimage automatically compared to an array of known “good” and “bad” poles
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    © 2015 Cognizant40 Scoring •Pole score calculated • Reports generated • Ad-hoc Analysis • Ambiguous Pole Identification
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    © 2015 Cognizant41 Unableto compute Indeterminate poles sent for human analysis – with the results being used for future “known” pool
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    © 2015 Cognizant42 DuringScan… …other analytics performed – limb distance measurements, insulator failure, bracket failure, etc. Information sent to CEP where other actions contemplated and notifications issued
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    © 2015 Cognizant43 Duringflight… …other IoT communications (drones, aircraft, trucks, transformers, smart meters, etc) take place, helping to coordinate safe flight and plan for additional actions
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    © 2015 Cognizant44 RequiredInfrastructure Drone upload interface Cloud based data store Known “good” and “bad” pole image database Image comparison best fit analytics Report generation Ability to add new pole image data
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    © 2015 Cognizant46 •When do they apply? The moment you take off outdoors • Registration Requirements? Section 333 Exemption, COA, pilots license Part 107 + Knowledge Exam (coming) • Preflight Check local airspace before you fly Call local towers for approval Monitor local tower or CTAF frequencies File “DROTAM” with Flight Services • Private property rights 83’ (US v Causby) 500’ general lower limit to manned aircraft numbers could change • Use Limitations Line of Sight 400’ limit ¼ Mile limit Daylight Operations Flight Plans Safety Observers Log Books • Other FAA Class B, C, D restrictions 5 mile airport restrictions 3 mile heliport restrictions 2 mile seaport restrictions FAA Regulations
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    © 2015 Cognizant47 1.New Part 107 registration process to replace existing 333 exemptions knowledge test now live on FAA Safety sight 2. State and Local Law Conflict Courts have (generally) upheld FAA dominance Continuing attempts to add new privacy laws Near-term future cloudy 3. Minimum privacy height Expected the courts will have to add clarification to existing case law Anticipated Changes / Unintended Consequences
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    © 2015 Cognizant48 1.Privatization of ATC Impact unknown? Drone pushback? Fee for use? 2. Future Tracking Options NextGen / ADS-B out (2020) FlightAware, FlightRadar, etc Optical based Radar based Geo based 3. International Adoption Some countries significantly faster than the USA Designated UAS testing facilities Anticipated Changes / Unintended Consequences
  • 49.
    © 2015 Cognizant49 1.Bad Actors Reckless operations Aircraft strikes Clueless operations Terrorism 2. FAA Test Facilities 3. Shared Sky's Historic Anti Pilot Sentiment Line of Sight Limitations Class B, C, D restrictions 5/3/2 mile restrictions 4. International Adoption Some countries significantly faster than the USA Designated UAS testing facilities Wild Cards
  • 50.
    © 2015 Cognizant50 Averageperson on the street: • 51% against use of Drones • 74% have safety concerns • 75% have privacy concerns • 76% welcome tighter enforcement • 40% feel poses more risks than rewards • Yet only 18% say they have a good understanding of what the rules are Perception is Reality* * http://home.bt.com/news/uk-news/action-urged-to-ensure-drone-sector-can-flourish-as-industry-takes-flight-11364068191311
  • 51.
    © 2015 Cognizant51 1.Lightbridge 2, DJI Live Stream 2. Facebook Live Stream 3. YouTube Live Stream 4. Fusion 360 IoT APIs Enabling Technologies
  • 52.
    © 2015 Cognizant52 1.DroneDeploy* 2. Yield Defender* 3. AgVault 2.0, Sentera LLC 4. AgDrone 5. eBee Ag 6. Lancaster 7. Crop Mapper 8. AG550 9. Quad Indago 10.AgEagle Existing Competition (just Ag)
  • 53.
    © 2015 Cognizant53 Allthe big Aero guys plus… 1. Accenture, Cognizant, Wipro, etc. 2. IBM, Oracle, HP, SAP, etc. 3. Forge Initiative • Autodesk (3D Printing) • 3D Robotics (Drones) • Seebo: • IoT as a Service • Fusion IoT APIs Other Well Positioned Vendors
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  • 55.
    © 2015 Cognizant55 1.Market is taking off with or without the United States 2. Time to build solution infrastructure is now 3. If your market is limited to the US, near term future is unknown 4. Ultimately UAS adoption is inevitable 5. Historically slow moving FAA is being very aggressive/pro UAV 6. Due to overseas adoption, if you do not act now, you most likely will be shut out. Conclusion
  • 56.
    © 2015 Cognizant56 TheUAV Digest Podcast www.theuavdigest.com/ UAS Operations: Drone Operator Ground School https://www.udemy.com/uas-operations-study-course/?couponCode=Hadoop FAA 333 Exemption Process www.faa.gov/uas/legislative_programs/section_333/how_to_file_a_petition/ AUVSI 333 guidelines www.auvsi.org/blogs/auvsi-news/2015/04/30/howtosection333 FAA Docket www.regulations.gov/#!home NUAir Test Sites www.faa.gov/uas/legislative_programs/test_sites/ UAS Registration Site www.faa.gov/uas/registration/ Somewhat Humorous Roof Inspection https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5zHEeMpborI ADS-B and IoT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFpJId3vPMo Suggested Material Use Coupon Code: “Hadoop”
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Editor's Notes

  • #11 Section 336 – RC Aircraft 333 Civil Operations w COA for commercial –> Part 107 334 Government operations
  • #17 So whats in it for you?
  • #44 Automatic dependent surveillance broadcast
  • #51 2015, Marcel Hirscher, world cup Mens race director: drones are a bad thing for safety