OSGi IoT Demo @ CeBIT 2016

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OSGi IoT Demo 201614 to 18 March, Hannover, Germany

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Objectives

• Demonstrate how OSGi is ‘Made for IoT’ • Showcase the OSGi ecosystem • Multiple open source projects and commercial OSGi

products integrated to deliver an end-to-end solution • Demonstrate how OSGi specifications enable a solution

that is highly extensible • builds on OSGi IoT demo’s from 2014 and 2015

• Provide a ‘visible’ demo thats fun, entertaining and engaging with visitor interaction


What is OSGi?

Open Standards for Modularity and Services

• Modular Software Architecture

• Portable and Reusable Software Modules

• Dynamic Service Lifecycle


Modular Software Architecture

• Common architecture applicable to M2M & IoT, Cloud and Enterprise

• Execution environment, APIs, device abstraction

• Application development framework, OSGi enRoute (enroute.osgi.org)

• Internet & IoT Scale - can run locally on one device or distributed on 10,000’s servers or millions of devices

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Portable and Reusable Modules

• Faster time-to-market • Increased agility and

reduced development effort and project risk

• Reduction in maintenance costs

• Ecosystem-based solutions Picture courtesy of observista

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Dynamic Service Lifecycle

• True 24/7 remote maintenance

• Remote software updates • Aftermarket sales of

upgrades and extensions

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OSGi - Already the Hidden Enabler

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Existing uses include: • IoT, M2M, Smart Home, Telematics, Assisted Living, Healthcare,

Automotive, Media, Control Systems, Energy Management, Smart Meters, Telecommunications, Enterprise Software Platforms and Robotics.


OSGi - Made for IoT

• Roots: as a specification for Home Gateways

• OSGi Residential Expert Group (REG)

• IoT Expert Group launched September 2015

• https://www.osgi.org/about-us/working-groups/internet-of-things/

• Open specification design process https://github.com/osgi/design

https://www.osgi.org/about-us/working-groups/internet-of-things/

https://github.com/osgi/design

• The OSGi Alliance is a global non-profit technology corporation and counts many leading software vendors, telcos and other organizations among its membership. A wide range of open source projects and commercial products use OSGi technology for IoT, cloud and enterprise markets.

• Current board members include:


The OSGi Alliance

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Key Components of the Demo

• OSGi • Its everywhere

• Applications • In the Cloud • On the Raspberry Pi’s / Gateway's

• OSGi enRoute • Train Manager • Track Manager

• Customized hardware • Circuit Boards, RFID readers, Signals and Switches /

Track Points


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• Objective: To make OSGi as easy as possible for

developers to get started with OSGi without compromising its core values




- Gateways & Everywhere Cloud

• Eurotech industrial gateways

• Eurotech Everywhere Cloud - Instant accessibility to, and

management of, device data through the cloud platform

• In Demo: - ReliaGATE DynaCOR - ReliaGATE 10-20 - Everywhere Cloud

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• An OSGi Cloud - Built from OSGi - Supports OSGi, non-OSGi, non-Java

and Docker-based apps

• Dynamic - self scaling • Resilient - self healing • Model-Driven - automated

deployment and management • Middleware Agnostic • In Demo:

- Hosting Track Manager, ProSyst mPRM, MQTT Broker, Redis

- Automated discovery for Raspberry Pi’s

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- Service Fabric


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- mPRM

IoT Backend

3rd Party

TR-069

Cloud Services

ProSyst mBS

OSGi Framework

Device Abstraction

LayerManagement

Agent

Notification

Database

User and Role Management

Modules (e.g. Applications)

(Service) Applications

Software Repository

Device and Software Management

Modules (e.g. Applications)

etc.

etc.SMS

Misc. Modules

IoT Gateway

Device Protocols

ProSyst mPRMUser Interface / Interaction

End-User Devices

OMA-DM


- Kura

• An open source Java / OSGi framework for IoT Gateways

• Kura APIs provide access to: - underlying hardware - management of network configuration communications - gateway management

• Includes support for Bluetooth LE • Works on Raspberry Pi, Beaglebone, Intel Edison and

Custom Hardware


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Customized Hardware

• Red/Green LED’s provide signals • IR LED emulates LEGO® Remote Control

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Customized Hardware• Circuit boards made for controlling signals, points and

train and RFID readers • Fritzing (see http://fritzing.org/projects/raspberry-pi-rfidmotorled-driver)

What we did: • RFID readers

detect train location • Motors operate the

points


http://fritzing.org/projects/raspberry-pi-rfidmotorled-driver


Track Manager

• Track Manager: • controls the switches

(points) • controls the signals • receives the RFID • dispatches events so that

the other participants know what is going on

SDKTrack Manager

• Controls the switches (points)

• Controls the signals • Receives the RFID • Dispatches events so

that the other participants know what is going on


SDK

Train Manager • Responsible for navigating the train • Assigned a position and the

software must then navigate through the track to that destination

• Must obtain permission to use segments of the track

• Must obey the signals • Make sure the train does not speed

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Emulator & GUI


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SDK Service ModelKEY

• Yellow triangle — Service. Triangle points to the provider of the service. Listeners connect to the side of the triangle and clients of the service to the straight part.

• Orange rounded rectangle — Bundle

• Green Parallelogram — An IO device


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Demo ArchitectureOSGi enRoute based SDK running in Cloud and on Raspberry Pis

OSGi running everywhere


ProSyst mPRM

MQTTTrack

ManagerRedis

Train Manager

ProSyst mPRM Provisions OSGi Bundles ro Raspberry Pi's

Raspeberry Pi Train Manager Communicates

with Cloud Track Manager using

Distributed OSGi to update Train

positions

• Peter Kriens from OSGi Alliance and members of the following organizations:

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Thanks



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