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IoT Out of Control

3 december 2015 Sensitivity: Unrestricted

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Koen Delvaux Head of Consumer Innovation @kodel

The second layer of the Internet of Things: where humanity loses it’s free will and creativity is our only hope of survival.

3 december 2015 Sensitivity: Confidential

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IoT, the first layer The whole tech mumbo jumbo


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Internet 1.0 Internet 2.0 Internet 3.0

Internet 4.0


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Connecting computers Connecting documents Connecting people Connecting things

Explosion of connections


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IoT on your body – quantified self

IoT in your house


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WAF problem

(wife approval factor)

IoT in Industry 4.0


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Technology: Bluetooth LE, Zigbee, WiFi, LoRa


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Range

Used Power

LPWAN

Bluetooth, Zigbee, ZWave

2G/3G/LTE

Wifi

LoRa, a new network by Proximus

50-220 Bytes

Short messages

2x Highly secure through double encryption

Bi-directional

Scalability Easily densify with small base stations

Long reach

130km/h

Mobility thanks to moving sensors up to 130km/h

868Mhz Unlicensed frequency

10-25m Precision if geo-location will be available (Q3/4 16)

Example: ISS facility services workforce planning


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LoRa

Temp/humidity sensor

Door contacts in toilets

CO² sensors in meeting rooms

Energy meters (future)

Parking sensors (future)

“No need to clean a toilet if nobody used it, sir”

Proximus idea: sensor as a service


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bought by one company used by many shared investment model +

MyThingsManager

•  Customer Management (customer multi-tenacy)

•  User Management (portal access management)

•  Routing Profile •  Key Management

MyThingsScanner

•  Sensor Provisioning •  Sensor Management

(add/delete/update/status)

•  Sensor data logger •  Sensor alarming

Proximus idea 2: big data pool


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you install the sensor we collect the data shared knowledge is used

MyThingsBuilder

•  Data Encoding & Translation •  Data Streaming •  Data Management & History •  Sensor Data Visuals •  Business Rule Engine •  Application work orders •  Application alarming & logging

Enabling company approach: request your kit


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Example: Metro, checking newspaper usage


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Proof of concept Created in 2 days Open source

IoT, the second layer Where things become interesting things


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The Future: mesh networks


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phone 2 sensor network decentralization

Further Future: meshed applications


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car 2 car intelligence decentralization

Even further future: autonomous operation


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Big Data thinking for itself

Example: Siri, make sure I have a nice day off


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In the end, IoT will make us lose control


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Ownership

Purpose

Choice

The sharing economy will become automated Computer decides when we need an umbrella You don’t pick the product in the store. Computer knows what’s best for you.

This will change how we take decisions (meetings?) This will change the role of marketing (advertising?)

Problem: we’re in a mitochondrial singularity


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(but let’s put that into context first)

Singularity, the classic version When geeks write SciFi


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Moore’s law


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law of accelerating returns

recursive self-improvement

intelligence explosion

The self-copying robot


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1 robot copies itself= 2 robots

20 iterations= 1 million robots

20 more iterations= 1 trillion robots

The self-improving robot


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Generation 1 Number 6

Tianhe-2 supercomputer in China


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33 petaflops (3x the human brain) Still needs the software…

When will the singularity happen?


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2015 2030 2040 2045 2100

Safety First!


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Three laws of robotics (Isaac Asimov)

Singularity, the IoT version Basically, the story of the boiled frog


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IOT is the enabler of a mitochondrial singularity


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That’s us!

Choice is an illusion – so says big data


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IOT makes big data bigger


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More important: decision mechanisms become decentralized

For us, there will be no disruption


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Our secret weapon is creativity


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Predictive systems Emotional response

Make the difference: add serendipity to your IoT app


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Get started! demo kits available at http://www.enabling.be

Thank you Now go and make those creative IoT apps


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