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Internet of Things · 2014-10-07 · retail can range from simple to complex • RFID devices • GPS tracking • Video tracking • Smartphone apps • Temperature sensing • Vehicle

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Internet of Things

Phil Gerskovich

Senior Vice President, New Growth Platforms

Zebra Technologies

Lincolnshire, IL

The Internet of Things

Phil Gerskovich

Sr. Vice President

How it can transform retail

Trends• Internet of Things – IoT

– Smart devices capable of talking to the internet

– 50 billion connected “things” by 2020

• Cloud Computing– Lower Cost to set up– Lower Cost to maintain– Scalable quickly as needs change

• Internet Everywhere– Ubiquitous connectivity, wired or wireless– 3G/4G wireless available everywhere

• It’s an App World– Apps will move from consumer to business

Internet of things

• 1970’s Internet of Computers

Internet of things

• 1970’s Internet of Computers

• 1980’s Internet of People

Internet of things

• 1970’s Internet of Computers

• 1980’s Internet of People

• 2010 Internet of Things (IoT)

Internet of Things:

Smart devices that

can be accessed on

the internet

Consumer products

are leading the way

in the IoT

1. Put the customer first

2. Invent

3. Be patient

Jeff Bezos

A new

generation of

consumers

has a high

expectation

about

real time

information

Retail will be greatly impacted by

the Internet of Things

The IOT will enable retailers to

- Better engage customers in store

- Have more accurate inventory

- Tie together the online and physical retail world

Devices in

retail

can range

from simple to

complex

• RFID devices

• GPS tracking

• Video tracking

• Smartphone apps

• Temperature sensing

• Vehicle telematics

• Smart shelves

• Smart vending

• Beacons

• Electronic shelf labels

• Public Displays

There will be rapid

reduction

in the cost and

complexity to

connect devices to

the internet

Leveraging IoT

Devices with

cloud based

applications

enable simple

and secure

deployment

RFID Backroom

RFIDReceiving

Real Time Inventory tracking

IoT Devices will be used throughout retail

IoT Devices will be used throughout retail

Public Displays

Customer Tracking

Customer tracking from the parking lot

Electronic Shelf Edge

Labels

Basic IoT building blocks for retail

Inventory tracking devices

• RFID

• Smart Shelves

People Tracking

• Wi-Fi based

• Beacons

• Video

Public Displays

• Electronic Shelf Edge labels

• Advertising displays

Tracking customers

Tracking customers allows:

• Marketing studies

• Directed advertising

• Alerted and informed staff

Tracking employees

Tracking employees helps deliver a better

customer experience

• Direct employees to customers

• Correlate inventory scans with location of

employees

• Front of store and backroom

Customer’s want real time

information

– Where is it?

– When will it get here?

– How long will I wait?

– Is it fresh?

– Where was it grown?

– Where can I buy it?

– Do you have my size?

Tracking inventory

From the loading dock to the store floor IoT

devices can improve inventory accuracy

Accurate inventory is critical for good customer

experiences

Real Time Inventory

Remote Managed

Inventory

Retailers and Vendors

need accurate real time

information about in-

store inventory

Information should be

shared by both

Smart Shelves

Bar Codes

RFID

Level sensors

Weight

The IoT allows real time

inventory

IoT Smart Gateway

Public Displays

© 2002 Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation

Public Displays

From small electronic shelf edge labels to large wall displays

everything will be electronic

Beacons

Bluetooth has been the standard used for years for phone

connectivity

The latest version of the Bluetooth specification defined a

new very low power device: A Bluetooth Low Energy

Beacon

Apples proprietary Beacon protocol is called iBeacon™

Beacons

Beacons can be

detected by smart

phones.

This allows a new type

of low cost locationing

Tracking customers

Beacons allow simple

tracking of customers

that are willing to run

a store app on their

phone

The app can run in the

background

BeaconsBattery operated beacons can be placed through the

retail environment to trigger smart phone

applications

Can locate customers to a few feet.

What do do with the beacon location data?

Engage your customer,

Be surprising and delightful, not creepy and annoying

What do do with the beacon location data?

Public Displays

Can be a straightforward way to engage with customers

Beacons and Display Applications

Smartphone in pocket listens for nearby

beacons

IOT platform effectively

connects the individual to

the display in a seamless

and easy process

Individual’s proximity

and location triggers

the message and

display on the public

display screen

Beacon location update data is sent to Cloud

Service

Targeted messaging sent to

display

How to

prepare for

this new

world

Security

IoT Devices all should industry

standard secure protocols

COAP over secure sockets (!)

Don’t mix your IoT device

networks with your POS

networks

Consider using cellular

backhaul for marketing

related devices or remote

inventory

Essentials

• Plan to deal with thousands to

millions

of devices over multiple locations

Essentials

• Plan to deal with thousands to

millions

of devices over multiple locations

• Plan to deal with a continuous

evolution

of devices and

applications in your system

Essentials

• Plan to deal with thousands to

millions

of devices over multiple locations

• Plan to deal with a continuous

evolution

of devices and

applications in your system

• Plan for multiple organizations to

share the same devices

Separate the tools that

connect and control devices

from the applications

to allow sharing of devices

Device avatars

A virtual copy of real

device

Are the simple way to

manage and use

devices

Allow a consistent

interface for many

applications to interface

with many devices

Applications

Cloud Platforms for Devices

Applications

Maintain secure

connectivity to

remote devices

Maintain secure

connectivity to

remote devices

Give your devices a home page

Phil Gerskovich

Sr. Vice President

Questions? Contact [email protected]