Ricardo Gomez-Ulmke, VP IoT at Solace, discusses industrial-grade messaging and connected transportation at the IoT Tech Expo in Amsterdam.

1. How Industrial-Grade Messaging
Powers the Connected
Transportation Economy
Ricardo Gomez-Ulmke, VP IoT, Solace
IoT Tech Expo, Amsterdam, 27-June-2018

2. Agenda
The User
Experience
Functional &
Technological
Considerations
Case Study:
Singapore
Smart Transport

3. Agenda
The User
Experience
Functional &
Technological
Considerations
Case Study:
Singapore
Smart Transport

4. • Olivia is planning journey from home to the
office, with a stop at the mall
• App suggests and sets up best mode of transport
and route based on preferences, dynamic pricing,
and predicted road congestion
The User Experience: Planning a Journey
By Car
- Toll road included
- Park close to shops
- She’ll drop her
shopping in her car
By Bus
- From car park to
train station
- Pre-booked ticket
& seat
By Train
- From train station
to office
- Pre-booked ticket
& seat
- Pre-orders lunch
pack
TripPlanner+
7:45 Drive car to mall
Take Central Xpwy
Est. toll $3.28
8:10 Park at mall
Space reserved
Level B, Slot 24
Est. fee $5.76
9:15 Take Bus #12
From 15th & Main
to Central Station.
Seat 13B, $2.10
Arrive 9:28
9:35 Take Train #246
Central Station,
Track 5, Carriage 3, Seat 24
Ticket $1.30
Arrive 9:46
10:00 Arrive at work
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5. • Trip info transferred
from app to car
• Nav system suggests
new route because
of congestion
• Toll estimate updated
based on new route
The User Experience: Managing the Live Journey
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Olivia
Leaves
Home
Identities:
car, app, mobile
device, user
Relationships of
Identities
Real-time pairing
notifications
Notification & data
download across 3rd
parties

6. The User Experience: Managing the Live Journey
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• Enters car park and is
guided to her space
• Receives receipt for toll
• Transfer of live trip back
to her phone as she
locks her car
Olivia
Leaves
Home
Olivia
Parks
Car at
Mall
Car switches from
GPS navigation to
indoor navigation
Seamless switch to
Beacons & WIFI
Door lock notification
triggers transfer of
trip

7. The User Experience: Managing the Live Journey
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• She’s guided to
her car where
she drops off
her purchase
• She makes her
way to the bus
stop
Olivia
Leaves
Home
Olivia
Parks
Car at
Mall
Olivia
Leaves
Mall
Data sharing
between shopping
mall app & trip app
Seamless experience
across apps
Federated situation,
context and events
across 3rd parties

8. The User Experience: Managing the Live Journey
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• Receives alert that
next #12 bus won’t
stop, but another will
stop 3 minutes after
that
Olivia
Leaves
Home
Olivia
Parks
Car at
Mall
Olivia
Leaves
Mall
Olivia
Arrives at
Bus Stop
Live bus arrival &
departure times –
tracking all buses
Distributed to bus-
stop displays AND to
all subscribed users
Connecting to bus
stop WIFI triggers
“passenger arrived”

9. The User Experience: The Bus Driver’s View
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• John & Jim are
advised:
• When to stop, when
not to stop
• When to depart,
when to wait
John and Jim
drive #12
bus
John:
“don’t stop”
Jim:
“please
stop”
Live tracking of:
Occupancy, people
waiting, reservations
Algorithms to avoid
“bus bunching”
Algorithms to “load-
balance” occupancy
with passenger needs

10. The User Experience: Managing the Live Journey
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• Olivia is
guided to the
platform and
spot where
her carriage
will stop
• Her lunch
pack is
delivered to
her seat
Olivia
Leaves
Home
Olivia
Parks
Car at
Mall
Olivia
Leaves
Mall
Olivia
Arrives at
Bus Stop
Bus Arrives
at Train
Station
Registration with on-
board WIFI: Oliva has
boarded train
Delivery service is
notified and guided
to her seat

11. The User Experience: Managing the Live Journey
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• Review her trip, check
receipts
• Ready to plan another
awesome trip home!
Olivia
Leaves
Home
Olivia
Parks
Car at
Mall
Olivia
Leaves
Mall
Olivia
Arrives at
Bus Stop
Bus Arrives
at Train
Station
Olivia
Arrives
at Work

12. Agenda
The User
Experience
Functional &
Technological
Considerations
Case Study:
Singapore Smart
Transportation

13. Functional Considerations
Mobile
Apps
Cars Buses Trains Displays WIFI Hotspots BeaconsConnected
“Things”
Reference
Data
Time
Tables
Live
Traffic
Live
Transport
Pricing
Models
Data
Infrastructure
Account
Management
Billing &
Payments
Congestion
Management
Bus
Management
Train
Management
Core
Applications
Journey
Management
Core
Infrastructure
Connectivity Backbone
Event Brokering & Mediation
Location & Navigation Services
Identity & Access Management Federation of Identities, Data, Events
Data Privacy & Transparency Control
3rd Party
Applications
Car
Parks
In-door
Navigation
Tickets Delivery Services …

14. Designing the Platform:
You Need a Rock-Solid Foundation
Flexible & Extensible
Connectivity
– Vehicles: Cars, buses, trains
– Infrastructure: car parks, displays, gantries
– People’s mobile devices
– Static and moving things
– Support for many different protocols
Scalable Event Brokering
& Event Mediation
– Each car/bus/train publishes
1 event per second
– Location tracking of journeys adds
up to millions of events per second
– Data ingest & Command dispatch
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APIs & Federation
Data Centers, Public &
Private Clouds
Micro-Services
Foundation
Data Ownership
& Transparency
Connectivity
Eventing
Security
Framework

15. Agenda
The User
Experience
Functional &
Technological
Considerations
Case Study:
Singapore Smart
Transportation

16. Linking information and
infrastructure to better
serve citizens
• Gov’t services
• Energy
• Healthcare
• Transportation
Smart Transportation is
Mission Critical Element
• Population 6 million
• 17,000 buses, 300 routes,
4M trips per day
• 100 train stations,
3M trips per day
• 1M registered vehicles
300,000 car journeys per day
• 1M taxi rides per day
Source:
https://www.lta.gov.sg/content/dam/ltaweb/corp/PublicationsResearch/files/Fa
ctsandFigures/Statistics%20in%20Brief%202015%20FINAL.pdf

17. Regulates all land transport with
goal of improving commuter and
motorist experience and satisfaction

18. Congestion and Growth
Requires Innovative Thinking
Rail System 2010 Rail System 2020

19. Real-Time Tracking and Route
Planning of Public Transportation

20. Better
Commuter /
Motorist
Experience
Digital Signage
Real-Time Alerts & Info
Dynamic “Electronic Road Pricing”

21. • From Physical to Virtual Gantries
• Flexibility to dynamically
create new toll routes
• Dynamic pricing by load
• Re-routing to manage congestion
• Automatic billing & collection
Electronic
Road Pricing

22. Let’s talk more
Come and see us in booth #80