2014Sep24 M2M World Congress Marseille France

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Connected Life Day – Smart Cities Track

M2M Innovation World Congress

“Weaving A Smart City Together With A Proven,

Scalable And Open Machine-To-Machine Fabric”

CJ Boguszewski

Senior Director, Smart Lights and Cities

September 2014, Marseille, France


What Rationale / Target

Application is There?

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• Smart public lighting

networks offer:

• More than 10%

down in street light

energy

consumption

• Up to 25% lower

overall system

costs

• Add in an LED

upgrade:

• Up to 60%

energy savings

versus HIDs

• Maintenance

costs down by as

much as 95%

• Costly, ageing

infrastructure

• Lights consume up

to 40% of budget

• Ownership of

assets can be

unclear, further

delaying decisions


Foundational Network Requirements

Reliable

Cost Effective

Broad CoverageExtensible

High Performance

Scalable

Open Standards

Secure


Street Lighting: Citywide Fabric

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Reliable

Cost Effective

Broad Coverage

Extensible

High Performance

Scalable

Secure

Open Standards


Characteristics the Fabric

Brings* to a Smart City

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Internet Protocol

Multi-Transport

Dist IntelliStandards

based security

HorizPlatform

Arch

Fit for

future to

grow

citizen

benefits

* Choose wisely


The Internet of Things and

Machine-to-Machine

Communication Trends

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Intersection of

three crucial

trends

• Moore’s Law

• Metcalfe’s Law

• Truly Big Data


The Smart City, Enabled

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Can’t Mobile Networks Do That?

While

mobile operator technologies

have provided

increased coverage and data rates

for users of expensive smart phones …

… the missing piece

to the puzzle

has been

cost-effective

and

ubiquitous

Machine-to-Machine "dial tone"

to millions

of sensors and

devices


Networking characteristics:

• Throughput (bps to Mbps)

• Payload size (bytes to Mbytes)

• Latency (minutes, hours, days to msec)

And also in economic terms:

• Cost (CAPEX and OPEX to pure as-a-Service)

• Coverage of end-sensors (from, say, 95% to 99.9%),

• Reliability (retries over hours, days to QoS)

Think About the Network…

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Network-as-a-Service

• Computing Fabric

- Large

- Capable

- Distributed

- Standards-driven

- Secure

• InterMesh beyond (but

including the best

characteristics of) LTE-

M, a.k.a Cat0 … and

cheaper than GPRS

• Basis of an Internet of

Important Things

• Coverage that offers:

- Storage

- Computing horsepower

- Immediate

communicative sensor

access

• Unique scale, scope,

capabilities


Software-defined SensorsIPv6 to REST via CoAP: apps simply subscribe to services

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Disagg Traffic Lighting Temperature Voltage

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Smart Cities: Drag-and-Drop

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Street Light

Controls

Streetlight

Box

Monitoring

Ripple

Replacement

Traffic Light

Control Box

Traffic Light

Control Box

Traffic Light

Control Box

IPv6 Wi-SUN Mesh

High Speed Wi-Fi Mesh

Public Wi-Fi Network

City Services Wi-Fi

Network

City Fiber

Network

Electric

Vehicles

Parking Meters

Traffic Light

Cameras

Mobile

Workforce


Cities Must Compete

Regionally (and Globally) for

Talent to Drive Prosperity

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Quality of Life Today and an

Even More Prosperous

Tomorrow

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In Conclusion

10. Lighting is Good Fabric

9. Networking Has Enough

Standards to Protect a

Platform Investment

8. Smart City Economics

Need a Platform

7. Silicon, Telecoms, and

Data Trends are Converging

6. Cities Need a Range of

Economically Sensible Apps

5. Mobile Networks Were NOT Built

with the IoT or M2M in Mind

4. Achieving AdequateThroughput,

Payload, and Latency are Keys

3. as-a-Service Model Shifts Capital

Requirement Favorably

2. Drag-and-drop Applications and

Software-Defined Sensors are Possible

with the Right M2M Network

1. Cities are Already Taking Advantage

and the Race is ON

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Thank You.

Questions?

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CJ Boguszewski

Join the conversation @cjbogus

Write me [email protected]

2014Sep24 M2M World Congress Marseille France

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