Roamly Mobile has developed an overlay SIM card that inserts between a subscriber's home SIM card and phone. The overlay SIM works with Roamly's provisioning platform to automatically provision optimal carrier profiles based on the user's location, allowing seamless roaming. When outside their home country, the overlay SIM activates and connects to a partner carrier, then deactivates when the user returns home. This solution requires only one installation and provides roaming services transparently to subscribers around the world.
Topics covered in this presentation:
Abbreviations
Types of Cards
SIM Card Memory Architecture
RUM-Classifications
NV Vs RUIM
PRL
USIM
UICC Vs ICC
AIS 140 provides standardization for the intelligent transportation system that is used and being implemented on various parts of the country. With the constant changing technology safety and security has become the imperative demand of the transportation system.
The introduction and acceptance of eSIM devices across the world by operators and manufacturers worldwide has come as a boon for successful implementation of AIS140 standards. The eSIM is different than a regular SIM in many ways and utilizes the fact that there is hardly anybody without a mobile phone or is not connected to mobile connectivity in some or the other way. A traditional mobile phone works on a SIM is the unique identification module for the subscriber and provides customized services required. On the other hand the eSIM is integrated in the mobile device and cannot be removed even if the user wanted to. The biggest advantage of using this chip is that it is highly useful in everything (Internet of Things) from house to traffic regulations. Therefore AIS140 trackers mandate working on eSIM devices.
This presentation shows you what exactly is an eSIM, what are the eSIM connectivity implementation barriers and how it can change our understanding of IoT. And what can you expect from IoT eSIM providers.
Topics covered in this presentation:
Abbreviations
Types of Cards
SIM Card Memory Architecture
RUM-Classifications
NV Vs RUIM
PRL
USIM
UICC Vs ICC
AIS 140 provides standardization for the intelligent transportation system that is used and being implemented on various parts of the country. With the constant changing technology safety and security has become the imperative demand of the transportation system.
The introduction and acceptance of eSIM devices across the world by operators and manufacturers worldwide has come as a boon for successful implementation of AIS140 standards. The eSIM is different than a regular SIM in many ways and utilizes the fact that there is hardly anybody without a mobile phone or is not connected to mobile connectivity in some or the other way. A traditional mobile phone works on a SIM is the unique identification module for the subscriber and provides customized services required. On the other hand the eSIM is integrated in the mobile device and cannot be removed even if the user wanted to. The biggest advantage of using this chip is that it is highly useful in everything (Internet of Things) from house to traffic regulations. Therefore AIS140 trackers mandate working on eSIM devices.
This presentation shows you what exactly is an eSIM, what are the eSIM connectivity implementation barriers and how it can change our understanding of IoT. And what can you expect from IoT eSIM providers.
Poster for our presentation on our Web-controlled car project for EECS 373 at the University of Michigan. For our project, we soldered a FPGA board with an attached Wi-Fi chip to the remote of a remote-controlled toy car. The FPGA board opens a port and listens for control commands from a website. An on-board camera allows the web user to see from the car's perspective as he or she controls the car via the website.
Mobicom was established as Mobile Data Operator in 1996. It as Turkey's only 'Data Operator' before GPRS network established in 2001. Company serviced until 2002, then taken over by Superonline.
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Mobicom 1996 yılında kuruldu. GPRS kurulmadan Türkiye'nin ilk ve tek 'Data Operatörü' olarak 6 yıl süre hizmet verdi ve sonrasında Superonline tarafından devir alındı.
Today Edistar is the most important Italian company able to furnish multi-channel services with a platform featuring 1,740 telephone lines active 7/24 to meet requirements of heterogeneous clients such as phone operators, bank groups, big companies, large scale retail stores, publishers
How a Multi-IMSI architecture makes global cellular IoT deployments manageabl...Alan Quayle
TADSummit 2022, 8/9 Nov Aveiro Portugal
How a Multi-IMSI architecture makes global cellular IoT deployments manageable
Tobias Goebel, Principal Product Marketing Manager, IoT, Twilio
Fragmented landscape of IoT connectivity
Challenges of cross-border cellular connectivity
Pros and cons of the different SIM deployment architectures that exist today
How Multi-IMSI SIM profiles on eSIMs simplify interregional and international deployments
Poster for our presentation on our Web-controlled car project for EECS 373 at the University of Michigan. For our project, we soldered a FPGA board with an attached Wi-Fi chip to the remote of a remote-controlled toy car. The FPGA board opens a port and listens for control commands from a website. An on-board camera allows the web user to see from the car's perspective as he or she controls the car via the website.
Mobicom was established as Mobile Data Operator in 1996. It as Turkey's only 'Data Operator' before GPRS network established in 2001. Company serviced until 2002, then taken over by Superonline.
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Mobicom 1996 yılında kuruldu. GPRS kurulmadan Türkiye'nin ilk ve tek 'Data Operatörü' olarak 6 yıl süre hizmet verdi ve sonrasında Superonline tarafından devir alındı.
Today Edistar is the most important Italian company able to furnish multi-channel services with a platform featuring 1,740 telephone lines active 7/24 to meet requirements of heterogeneous clients such as phone operators, bank groups, big companies, large scale retail stores, publishers
How a Multi-IMSI architecture makes global cellular IoT deployments manageabl...Alan Quayle
TADSummit 2022, 8/9 Nov Aveiro Portugal
How a Multi-IMSI architecture makes global cellular IoT deployments manageable
Tobias Goebel, Principal Product Marketing Manager, IoT, Twilio
Fragmented landscape of IoT connectivity
Challenges of cross-border cellular connectivity
Pros and cons of the different SIM deployment architectures that exist today
How Multi-IMSI SIM profiles on eSIMs simplify interregional and international deployments
Friendly Technologies - TR-069, IoT Management, Smart Home Service DeliveryFriendly Technologies
Friendly Technologies is a leading provider of carrier-class device management software for IoT/M2M, Smart Home and Triple Play services. Friendly provides support for TR-069, OMA-DM, LWM2M, MQTT and SNMP, in addition to non-standard protocols. Friendly’s platform enables customers to automatically connect and provision new devices, monitor QoE, configure and update firmware remotely, and streamline their support services, while its server and cloud-based solutions offer data insights to service providers. In 2015 Frost & Sullivan chose Friendly Technologies as a Global Leader in Unified Device and Smart Home Management.
Through continuous investigation of MVNO carriers demand for new profitable business ideas and distinguishing factors which will allow them to boost revenue and outpace their competitors, we found that there is where we can be of a great help. We have developed special program for MVNO carriers helping them to achieve their goals and create substantial loyal customer base with high returning ratio. As outcome, your business is not only different from other players and creates value for your customers, but helps you to achieve your company financial goals. Check it out by yourself: difference in roaming rates till up to 85%, operation cost cut, roaming operation quality improvement, know-how implementations according to market trends, numerous VAS services, exclusive collaboration with major Chat Messengers, flexible calling and data plans, exceptional coverage.. Not only this. Tell us more about your company goals for a new year, and we sure we can create a special solution which meets your subscribers roaming expectations. *Exclusively for MVNO carriers.
The main aim of the project will be to design a SMS driven automatic display toolkit which can replace the currently used programmable electronic display.
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Karl J. Weaver 魏卡爾 presented on the TEE + uSIM/eSIM and Dual Roots of Trust at the 3rd Annual eSIM Technology and Innovation Summit in Beijing on May 30. 第三届eSIM技术与创新峰会,5月30日在北京新世纪日航饭店。魏卡尔讨论到eSM/eUICC内置电信卡加TEE 可信执行环境的双可信跟。
Understanding Telecom SIM and USIM/ISIM for LTEntel
SIM cards have been witnessing increasing adoption with the growing use of smartphones and other devices requiring always-on connectivity. SIM cards represent a key platform for value added services and applications, and are a core element in providing interoperability among the telecom industry players while ensuring security and safe authentication.
Key Features:
Form factors: mini-SIM (2FF), micro-SIM (3FF) and nano-SIM (4FF)
Memory size: from 32k up to 256k
High security standards and strong authentication algorithms
Over-The-Air (OTA) content management
Wide range of Value Added Services applications
Join ITU today and apply for an International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) ranges signified by the shared Mobile Country Code ‘901’, which has no ties to any single country. ‘Global SIMs’ are important for enabling cross-border global M2M & IoT connectivity, helping manufacturers to build once and sell anywhere.
For more information contact: membership@itu.int
David Pollington, Head of Applications and Services at GSMA joins Bjorn Hjelm, Distinguished Member of Technical Staff at Verizon, to discuss Strong Authentication - Mobile Connect and FIDO.
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1. ROAMLY MOBILE SOLUTIONS – OVERVIEW
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Roamly Mobile Solutions – Overlay SIM
Roamly Mobile has built a proprietary roaming solution consisting of two key elements:
1. Overlay SIM Card
a. Roamly has developed a micro-thin SIM card that is inserted in-between a subcribers Home
SIM Card and phone. The current hardware supports Mini, Micro and Nano SIM form
factors.
2. OTA Provisioning Platform
a. Roamly has built an end-to-end Provisioning Platform combining software on the overlay
SIM card with billing and signaling interconnections between multiple carrier partners.
b. The Provisioning Platform allows Roamly to provision SIM Profiles (IMSI, KI, MSISDN, APN
Settings, PLMN List) to a user over the air based on their location.
c. Roamly has developed both the provisioning system and the software on the SIM card in-
house.
The combined system above allows the provisioning of any SIM profile based on a subsribers location.
All of these steps are transparent to the subscriber. This platform is powered with the Roamware multi-
IMSI Hub (billing + signaling platform) to provide localized roaming services.
How it Works
1. Subscriber attaches Overlay SIM to Home SIM Card and inserts into phone
2. SIM Card automatically installs and runs through the SAT menu. There are no apps to download.
3. The Overlay SIM is dormant when the subscriber is in their home country (ie. on the Home SIM
card network)
4. When the subscriber leaves the home network, the Overlay SIM activates and signals the
Provsioning platform its location information.
5. Based on the location of the user, the Provisioning Platform allocates the optimal profile (Carrier
Partner IMSI/MSISDN). For example, when a China Telecom subscriber using the overlay, travels
outside of China, our provisioning platform would enable the AT&T IMSI for the country set in
which AT&T would like to provide service. This process is transparent to the user and currently
takes about 30 seconds upon arriving in a new country.
6. Once enabled, the subscriber is able to utilize AT&T services for voice, SMS and data.
a. There are multiple billing configurations available to support this service
7. When the customer returns to their home country, the SIM card returns to its Home Provider.
2. Benefits of the Overlay SIM
1. Requires only one installation – User can keep overlay in their phone forever and it will work
everytime they travel
2. Roamly transparently sets automatic call-forwarding to allow users to receive calls on their home
number
3. MNO subscriber acquisition tool outside of home market. AT&T could leverage its strong roaming
rates in countries outside of North America to provide service. For example, AT&T could provide
China Telecom users with service in Europe (AT&T would have no acquisition or support costs
related to this customer. The customer wouldn’t even be utilizing the AT&T network).
4. MNO subscriber acquisition tool inside of home market. AT&T could sell product to T-Mobile
targeting specific offerings (reduced business hour or data specific offerings)
5. Integration with Roamware
a. Carrier-Grade signaling and billing solution with in-depth flexibility
6. Provisioning Platform can be used across any SIM based UICC device
a. Machine to Machine (ereaders, automobiles, etc.)
b. Embedded SIM devices
7. Utilizes standard network registration and authentication protocls (Milenage, Comp128v3, etc.)
8. Most flexible and automated Multi-IMSI SIM MGMT System available for Roaming with
compatibilty across:
a. Majority of GSM phones
b. Majority of Operating Systems
c. Multiple Generations of SIM Cards (2G, 3G, 4G)
Roamly Capabilities and Architecture
1. Roamly Provisioning Platform (Backend for communicating with OSIM/SIM)
2. Roamly Monitoring Platform (Backend for monitoring card activities)
3. Roamly Resource Management Platform (DID, MSISDN, IMSI allocation rules and logic)
4. Device Management Platform (Phone and Home carrier specific settings management)
5. Proprietary partner carrier APIs and Interfaces, including
a. Subscription Lifecycle APIs (IMSI and MSISDN provisioning and management)
b. Subscriber Activity APIs (Non-standard Location Updates (LU), etc)
6. Self-Service Customer Portal (Top-Up, View Balance, Usage History, Payment Settings, etc.)
7. Currently Developed, but will be outsourced as do not represent core competency
a. Billing Platform
b. Signalling Platform
c. Subscriber Communication Platform
d. Archiving Platform
8. Incoming Call Routing via DID providers to Roamly Media Gateway/Class 4 Switch
9. Call Termination while working with carriers to provide least cost routes