The document discusses the transformative impact of the Internet of Things (IoT) across various sectors including manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and agriculture, highlighting how interconnected devices enhance efficiency and customer experiences. It outlines smart city solutions, advancements in smart manufacturing, logistics innovations, personalized retail strategies, and healthcare improvements through wearables. Furthermore, it emphasizes the economic potential of IoT, projecting significant growth and value addition in the coming years.

1. Sensors, Wearables and
Internet of Things –
The Dawn of the Smart Era

2. INTRODUCTION
We live in a world where things around us are changing at
lightning speed. Our gadgets, equipment and gear we use
every day connected to one system or another.
This integrated network of smart gadgets and sensors that
share information with each other, widely known as Internet
of Things (IoT), have played a major role in this radical shift
to the smart era.

3. INTRODUCTION
This change is not limited to only consumer market.
Enterprises have already started implementing sensors
and connected devices.

4. “IoT is having a huge impact on various
areas including manufacturing, healthcare,
consumer goods and services,
banking/insurance, retail, security,
agriculture, energy, transportation and
logistics.”

5. INTRODUCTION

7. SMART CITIES

8. SMART CITIES

9. SMART CITIES
The Internet of Things brings together data,
people, process, and things to make integrated
connections more relevant and valuable.
Sensors, small Bluetooth enabled devices
(iBeacons) and smart devices open up an
endless set of possibilities for richer, more
personalized experiences.

10. SMART SOLUTIONS: BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
E-Governance and Citizen
Services
₋ Public Information, Grievance
Redressal
₋ Electronic Service Delivery
₋ Citizen Engagement
₋ Citizens - City's Eyes and Ears
₋ Video Crime Monitoring

11. SMART SOLUTIONS: BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
Waste Management
₋ Waste to Energy & Fuel
₋ Waste to Compost
₋ Citizen Engagement
₋ Every Drop to be Treated
₋ Treatment of C&D Waste

12. SMART SOLUTIONS: BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
Energy Management
- Smart Meters & Management
- Reviewable Sources of Energy
- Energy Efficient & Green
Buildings

13. SMART SOLUTIONS: BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
Water Management
₋ Smart Meters & Management
₋ Leakage Identification,
Preventive Maintenance
₋ Water Quality Monitoring

14. SMART SOLUTIONS: BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
Urban Mobility
₋ Smart Parking
₋ Intelligent Traffic
Management
₋ Integrated Multi-Modal
Transport

15. SMART SOLUTIONS: BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
Others
₋ Tele-Medicine
₋ Incubation/Trade Facilitation
Centers
₋ Skills Development Centers

16. SMART SOLUTIONS: BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE

17. SMART SOLUTIONS: BASIC INFRASTRUCTURE
There are infinite ways to connect to the
Internet and get better insights.
For instance: Smartphones, tablets,
smartwatches and other wearables…

18. SMART CITIES
Smart cities will use 1.1 billion connected
things in 2015: Gartner
Source: http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3008917
1.1 billion

19. MANUFACTURING

20. MANUFACTURING
IoT is changing manufacturing industry
through sensors and actuators
embedded in physical objects.
sensors actuators

21. MANUFACTURING
Enable innovation
Connect production to your core business
processes with IoT.
M2M Applications
Machine auto-diagnosis and assets control.
Temperature Monitoring
Control of temperature inside industrial fridges with
delicate merchandise.

22. MANUFACTURING
Indoor Location
Indoor tracking system using NFC and RFID
technologies.
Improve business process
Gain end-to-end visibility across your entire
production process.
Smart security
Track everything from temperature, motion, and air
quality to vibration and sound.

23. LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN
LOGISTICS AND
SUPPLY CHAIN

24. LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN
When it comes to IoT, people think of
smart devices and wearables, but there’s
much more to the IoT story.
It has a huge impact on the supply
chain by tapping the data gathered by
data-driven technologies.

25. LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN
Here’s how richer data and deeper intelligence will help logistics
and supply chain professionals:
Save fuel costs
Monitor traffic in real-time and optimize fleet route.
Gain user insight
Get deeper insight on customer behavior, purchase
history, and product usage.
Reduce redundancies
Reduce unnecessary redundancies, create fleet
efficiencies and cut costs.

26. LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN
Track inventory location
Know individual items’ exact location in big surfaces
like warehouses or harbors.
Fleet tracking
Track and manage your fleet from anywhere,
anytime and have a better control of routes
followed for important items/goods.

27. RETAIL

28. Traditional brick and mortar retailers are
finding IoT solutions are ideal for
engaging their customers in more
interactive and innovative ways.
Real time interaction with the shopper is
enabling a more personal experience,
while providing real-time insight into
customer behavior.

29. RETAIL
Digital experience
Provide personalized and digital experience to the
customers.
Smart inventory management
The iBeacon enabled systems are excellent solution
for automated inventory management. It enables
you to track when products are received, put away,
picked up, or dispatched.

30. RETAIL
Wireless sensing and tracking
The iBeacons can track customers with
smartphones throughout the store and record path-
to-purchase data so that retailers can later use that
data to optimize store layouts
.
NFC Payment
This enables customers to pay wirelessly, directly
from their smartphones.

31. RETAIL
Intelligent shopping application
A tailor-made, branded mobile app can help
deliver personalized offers, delight
customers and interact with them in a
completely new manner..

32. HEALTHCARE

33. With the technological advancements
and rising demand of wearables,
Internet of Things is going to play a
major role in healthcare.

34. Patients are provided with the smart
devices in various forms, which enable
healthcare professionals to monitor
different types of data coming from
electrocardiograms, fetal monitors,
temperature monitors or blood glucose
levels, etc.

36. HEALTHCARE
Remote Patients care
Monitoring conditions of patients inside hospitals
and in retirement homes.
Fall Detection
Improvement in quality of life for senior citizens.

37. HEALTHCARE
Stay healthy
Heart rate measurement, blood sugar level, footsteps,
calories burnt and much more with wearables.
Reducing device downtime
Perform remote monitoring, pinpoint the problem’s
root cause of device's failure and provide hands-on
support.

38. HEALTHCARE
Improved decision making
Amassed data and analytics from the past enhance
the decision-making powers of the healthcare
professionals.
Wellness and Preventive Care
The advent of IoT, with the advent of wearable
technology, is making healthcare supervision more
effective.

39. FINANCIAL SERVICES:
BANKING / INSURANCE

40. IoT is a great way for banks to transform
data into insight to better understand
their customers and eventually deliver a
better customer experience.
FINANCIAL SERVICES: BANKING / INSURANCE

41. The connected devices help financial
services firms provide tailored advice and
services in near real-time. Banks can now
have an unprecedented level of data and
customer insight, which enables them to
provide bespoke experience.
FINANCIAL SERVICES: BANKING / INSURANCE

42. Gartner expects IoT market to include
nearly 26 billion devices, with a “global
economic value-add” of $1.9 trillion by
2020.
$1.9 trillion
FINANCIAL SERVICES: BANKING / INSURANCE

43. FINANCIAL SERVICES: BANKING / INSURANCE
Analytics
Banks and financial services firms now have unique
ways to use and process the customer data to meet
customer needs.
Personalized pricing model
Banks are moving away from “one size fits all”
pricing model. IoT allows banks to provide
customized products and determine prices
dynamically, in real time.

44. FINANCIAL SERVICES: BANKING / INSURANCE
Agility
It’s very important for banks to evolve and adapt to
the new shifts and respond to technology changes.
Increase customer value
IoT enables banks to respond to the customers’
ever-changing needs, meet their demands, increase
customer value and grow customer base.
Digital risk management
Collaborate with customers to better understand
financial position and automate the process.

45. AGRICULTURE

46. Agriculture is one of the world’s oldest
industries. Farmers face continual challenges in
managing and improving productivity, while
reducing waste and inefficiencies. Internet of
Things enables farmers to effectively utilize
and conserve their resources.

47. Productivity
Farmers can get analytics and optimize farming
decisions through connected devices.
Pest Control
Wireless sensors and metered pheromone delivery
systems can be the effective and relatively
inexpensive alternatives to pesticides.
Conservation
Real-time information for effective drought
response and waste management.

48. Crop monitoring
Remote sensors help monitor field and crop
conditions.
Wireless Sensor Monitoring
Wireless sensor can help set alerts and alarms
related to humidity, temperature, vibration and
other weather conditions.
Food safety
Stay connected with the information throughout
the entire supply chain.

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