1. Self-Aware Internet of Thing
A. Rahim Biswas, Create-Net, Italy
Levent Gurgen, CEA-LETI, France
Klaus Moessner, University of Surrey, UK

2. Vision 2020
Future Internet: Forecasting,
Opportunities and Challenges

3. BOSCH
7 bln connected devices by 2015

4. SAP
24 bln connected devices by 2020

5. INTEL
31 bln connected devices by 2020

6. CISCO
37-50 bln connected devices by 2020

7. Source BBC, United Nation
Population forecasting until 2050
 India to be the world's most populated country by 2028
 Current global population of 7.2 billion will reached 9.6 billion by 2050

8. Population growth projection
Asia and Africa
Source BBC, United Nation
EU and USA

9. http://postscapes.com/anatomy-of-a-smart-city
Future city population forecasting

10. http://postscapes.com/anatomy-of-a-smart-city
Rise of no. of megacities

11. Why do people move to the City?
 Economy, employment opportunities, entertainment,
education…

12. City is sources of problems
 … apart of transportation, energy, water.. crisis in other
domains

13. Hitachi, presentation of Mr. Nakajima CTO, Hitachi-Europe
IoT in Smart City

14. IoT in Smart City

15. Technical view
 IoT key enablers, architecture, technologies
 IoT convergence with big-data and cloud
 Self-X/ Self-Aware and cognitive capabilities

16. Key enablers
Cloud

17. Horizontal Platform Vision
Pipe (vertical):
Horizontal (based on common Layer)
1 Application, 1 NW,
1 (or few) type of Device
Applications share common infrastructure, environments
and network elements
Business
Application #1
Business
Application #i
Business
Application #N
Common Application Infrastructure
Communication
Network (mobile,
fixed, Powerline ..)
Communication
Network 2
Communication
Network 1
Gateway
Local NW
Device
IP
Gateway
Local NW
17 Device
Device
Device
Device
FBConsulting, OneM2M presentation
Business
Application

18. hosting
databases
partners SI
devices
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FBConsulting, OneM2M presentation; Based on ETSI Smart City WS
June 2013 presentation M. Arndt, ORANGE.
How IoT works without a platform
applications

19. … and with a platform
Cognitive
capability
databases
partners SI
applications
IoT Platform
Our managed
devices
All devices
your devices
Simple, scalable, robust, resilient, trustful & secure
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FBConsulting, OneM2M presentation; Based on ETSI Smart City WS
June 2013 presentation M. Arndt, ORANGE.
hosting

20. CISCO: Fog Computing, IoE

21. Infrastructure -centric computing
 Local and global cloud
 Processing data near source
 Execute service near users

22. Autonomic Computing and Internet of
Things: an indispensable union
 Autonomic computing, a grand challenge that will allow
systems self-managing their complexity, using high-level
objectives and policies defined by humans.
 Internet of things (IoT) will exponentially increase the scale
and the complexity of existing computing and
communication systems
 Autonomy is thus an imperative property for IoT systems.

23. Three on-going IoT and Cloud
projects
 BUTLER
 iCORE
 ClouT

24. EU FP7 BUTLER Project
uBiquitous, secUre inTernetof-things with Location and
contExt-awaReness
FP7 call: FP7-ICT-2011-7
Integrated Project
October 2011  September 2014
15 M€
1234 man-months
&
From BUTLER project presentation
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25. Today: Domain-centric smart solutions
SmartTransport
SmartHome
- Monitoring and
controlling
- Saving energy
comfortably
- Interacting with
appliances
-…
SmartHealth
- Monitoring medicine
intake
- Personalized diabetes
assistance
- Providing training tips
-…
&
From BUTLER project presentation
SmartShopping
- Promoting
carpooling
- Minimizing taxi
delays
- Avoiding traffic
jams
-…
!
- Managing
sparkdeals
- Getting advice on
buying goods
- Retrieving discount
-…
SmartCity
- Managing parking
space
- Lighting up a city
efficiently
- Monitoring Air
Quality
-…
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26. iCore Project Outline/Consortium
 Project outline
- Project type: Integrated Project
- Duration: 36 months
- Total cost: €13.4M (59%
industry)
- EC requested funding: €8,5M
- Resources: 1,332 PM (111 FTEs)
 Consortium
- Coordinator: CREATE-NET (Italy)
- 20 partners ( including NTT)
- Strong industry participation (12
companies)
- 12 countries (including
China/Japan
- External stakeholders group (use
cases)
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iCore + Butler joint workshop
07th October 2011

27. Overall iCore framework
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iCore + Butler joint workshop
07th October 2011

28. ClouT: Cloud of Things for empowering the
citizen clout in smart cities
FP7 EU-Japan Collaborative project (http://clout-project.eu)
April 2013 -> March 2016,
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29. Cloud model for IoT services
Service mashup
end-users, innovators, startups,
service providers, SMEs,
CSaaS
City application software
as a Service
CPaaS City Platform as
a Service
Virtualisation
Middleware
services
CIaaS
City Infrastructure
as a Service
legacy devices
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