The document discusses Samsung's work on 5G technology and the Internet of Things (IoT). It introduces the Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC), which is being founded by leading technology companies to define connectivity requirements and ensure interoperability for billions of connected devices. The OIC is developing an open-source lightweight framework to provide a common solution for connecting devices across different industry verticals. The framework uses open Internet protocols and defines a common resource model, connectivity controllers, and vertical profiles to support core functions like discovery, device management, and messaging.

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Service Vision
Immersive
Experience
Ubiquitous
Connectivity
Everything
onCloud
Telepresence
Giga-bitDataRate
Ultra LowLatency
Giga-bitDataRate
Ultra LowLatency
MassiveConnectivity
UbiquitousCoverage
Giga-bitDataRate
Ultra LowLatency

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Technical Requirements
ITU-R WP5D, TEMP/548-E

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Key Enabling Technologies
Internet
Core Network
UE
BS
Server Server
4G
eNB
5G
BS
Wi-Fi
Legacy bands
3 GHz 30 GHz700 MHz
New bands
18 27
mmWave
RFIC
Wide
Coverage
Antenna
>6GHzSystem/RFIC/Ant. New Waveform Design Multi-RAT Interworking
< 6 GHz Massive MIMO Advanced D2D Enhanced Flat NW
Half
-wavelength
Filter-Bank Multi-Carrier
FSK QAM
FQAM
Enhancing
areal spectral efficiency

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Recent R&D Results
NewWaveformDesign
Fragmented Spectrum Refarming
Post-OFDM for
fragmented spectrum
Efficient Utilization of
Fragmented Spectrum
Post-OFDM
(Cellular)
Narrowband
(IoT/M2M)
Embedded Spectrum
Sharing
Well-confined Novel Waveform
Design SupportingEfficient
SpectrumAllocation& Sharing
FD-MIMO
Macro-Cell eNB Small-Cell eNB
50cm
30 cm
50 cm
100cm
HigherOrder MU-MIMO
with 3D-Beamforming
3-Fold CapacityIncrease
mmWave Testbed
WorldFirst 28GHz Prototype
1.2Gbps (2013) 7.5Gbps(2014)
Mobility(1.2Gbps@ 110km/h)

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Samsung’s white paper
on 5G technology
is now available for
download
http://www.samsung.com/global/business/networks/insights/white-paper

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Samsung IoT
• Future standards based around the Open Interconnect Consortium
• THE OPEN INTERCONNECT CONSORTIUM IS BEING FOUNDED
BY LEADING TECHNOLOGY COMPANIES WITH THE GOAL OF
DEFINING THE CONNECTIVITY REQUIREMENTS AND ENSURING
INTEROPERABILITY OF THE BILLIONS OF DEVICES THAT WILL
MAKE UP THE EMERGING INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT).
• First release due soon
• Linked with Linux Foundation Open Source program – IoTivity
• Release 0.9.0 available now, release 1.0 coming soon

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OIC membership

10. Introduction to OIC Specs
Technical Goals
- To Develop Lightweight Framework portable to any device (including very constrained devices)
• Common solution across different industry verticals such as Smart Home, Industrial, Healthcare etc.
• Refer to the IETF open technologies as much as we can
service #2
domain
service #1
domain
Local Control Remote Control Server to Server
Industrial
Smart
Home
Healthcare
SecurityDevice
management
Group
management
Protocol
Bridge/GW
Messaging StreamingDiscovery
ID &
Addressing
CRUDN
Common
Resource
Model
…
Wi-Fi BT/BLE Thread …
Vertical
Profiles
Baseline
Functionality
Connectivity
Controller
Controller
Cloud Servers Cloud Servers
Things
Scope of v1.0 Spec

11. Protocol Stack
UDP TCP
IP
Resource Model
DTLS TLS
L2 Connectivity (Wi-Fi)
Encoding (JSON, CBOR, XML/EXI)
CoAP HTTP
Encoding JSON; XML/EXI; CBOR
IP Version v4; v6
Transport
Protocol
CoAP; HTTP
Application Alternatives
Current OIC Stack

12. Core Resources
Resource Type
rt: oic.wk.core
if: oic.if.ll
n: Default
policy: bm:11
Fixed URI: /oic/res
Link: <web link>
Singleton
Friendly
Name
Fixed
URI
Core Function Support
Default /oic/res Discovery Mandatory
Device /oic/d Discovery,
Device
Management
Mandatory
Platform /oic/p Discovery Mandatory
Resource Type /oic/rts Discovery Optional
Interface /oic/ifs Discovery Optional
Advertisement /oic/ad Presence Optional
Monitoring /oic/mon Device
Management
Optional
Maintenance /oic/mnt Device
Management
Optional
Resource URI Format:
<scheme://<Authority>/<Path>?<Query>
E.g. coap://107.108.0.3:5683/oic/res?rt=oic.ex.light
Collection

13. Smart Home Known Device Types for Spec A
Device Type Minimum Resource Set
Air Conditioner Binary Switch, Temperature
Air Purifier Binary Switch
Blind Open Level
Dishwasher Binary Switch, Mode
Door Open Level
Clothes Dryer Binary Switch, Mode
Clothes Washer Binary Switch, Mode
Fan Binary Switch
Garage Door Door
Light Binary Switch
Oven Binary Switch, Temperature (2)
Printer
Binary Switch,
Operational State
Device Type Minimum Resource Set
Refrigerator
Binary Switch, Refrigeration,
Temperature (2)
Robot Cleaner Binary Switch, Mode
Smart Plug Binary Switch
Switch Binary Switch
Thermostat Temperature (2)
Exposure of an OIC Device Type is Mandatory.
If an OIC Server hosts an OIC known device
then it shall follow all normative requirements
in the Device Specification applicable to that
Device.

14. Smart Home Known Resource Types for Spec A
Resource Types Spec A
Air Flow X
Air Flow Control X
Battery X
Binary switch X
Brightness X
Colour Chroma X
Colour RGB X
Dimming X
Door X
Energy
Consumption
X
Energy Usage X
Humidity X
Icemaker X
Lock X
Resource Types Spec A
Lock Code X
Mode X
Open Level X
Operational State X
Ramp Time X
Refrigeration X
Temperature X
Time Period X
Exposure of the minimum set of resource types for a
hosted device type is mandatory.
If an OIC Server hosts an OIC known resource then it
shall follow all normative requirements in the
Resource Specification applicable to that Resource.

15. Thank You