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EIT Digital Innovation Day 25 Nov 2015

Wouter Leibbrandt – Developments in markets, applications and technology

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Developments in markets,

applications and technology (an attempt to a vision of the future)

Wouter Leibbrandt.

Senior Director Systems & Applications



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Outline

Introduction

NXP key application areas

Future developments

Per application area

In summary: Visions of the future



NXP Semiconductors – A global innovator

Established in 2006

(formerly a division of Royal Philips)

Net sales: $5.65 billion in 2014

In > 25 countries in Europe, Asia and US

Manufacturing in Europe and Asia

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Merger with Freescale

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Innovative solutions used in wide range of Smart

World applications

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Security Portable and

Wearable

Connected

Car

Internet of

Things

Car entertainment

In-vehicle networking

Secure car access

Secure V2X Comm.

Radar

Mobile transactions

E-Government

Smart bank cards

User authentication

Embedded security

Mobile audio

High-speed Interfaces

Gaming

Personal health

& fitness

Healthcare

Smart home

and buildings

Smart cities

- smart grid

M2M - Industry 4.0

Intelligent logistics



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CONNECTED CAR



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convenience

safety

commerce

remote pers.

& diagnosis

Car-2-X Communication



Example C2X safety applications

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Emergency Vehicle Green Light Optimal Speed

Advisory

Local Roadworks Warning

Avoidance of traffic jams

802.11p



Car Radar One Chip

77 GHz Radar 1-Chip

40 nm RFCMOS

Low System Cost

High performance

Low power consumption

Small footprint

Ease of application

Industry First 1-Chip Radar

Engaged with leading Auto Tier1s, OEMs

and Innovators in self-driving cars



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Approaches to automated driving partial: 2020 – 2025

full: > 2030

Autarkic Self Driving Car

Add Car-to-Car

Communication

Add Car-to-Infrastructure

Communication

Reliability and

dependability



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INTERNET OF THINGS



Thanks to Moore’s Law the technology is now at the right:

Why is IoT happening now?

Size Power Speed Price

1995 Bill Gates’

House

2015 Smart

Home

~m3 (~100 Pentiums)

kW

~1M$

~cm3 (>100 32-bit MCUs)

W

~1k$

~10 > 10 M

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0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

450

1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020

PERSONAL

COMPUTER

MAINFRAMES

SMARTPHONE

AND TABLET

CELLPHONE

NEXT?

PC

M

ob

ile

“Th

ings”

~10%

~10%

~30%

~35%

2020

Internet of Things

Connections

Early 2000s 2011

~10%

2020

Consumer

Electronics

Buildings

Utilities/ Energy

Automotive

Healthcare

Other ~1

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25-50

The Internet of Things Drives the next semiconductor growth wave

Bringing the industry over $400bn...

…and doubling IP device volumes

CONNECTED DEVICES IN USE (in bn units)

SEMICONDUCTOR INDUSTRY REVENUE (in bn US$)

~5%

Source: WSTS (extrapolated after 2011), Cisco, BBC, Gartner, GSMA, OECD

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Connectivity trends

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Source: McKinsey and the Global Semiconductor Alliance (GSA)

RF:

Need for variety in wireless

connectivity solutions

Bring it under common framework:

• E.g. 5G

Non RF:

Induction: NFC

Visual Light Communication

Ultra-Sound

Infra-Red

Magnetic Induction

Body Coupled

…



IoT the next step: Connecting the unconnected

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The Internet of

Things

3 trillion things sold

per year

50 billion things

connected by 2020

99.4% of all physical

objects remain

unconnected



… making products smart, interactive and

trackable

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The operational view – how cloud-enabled NFC

works

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NFC chip

Embedded in inlay &

tag

Applied to medium or

product

Connected to cloud

service

NFC phone and

compelling application

End consumer



Application examples

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PORTABLE AND WEARABLE



Quantified Self

Sensor modalities Biological parameters

Environmental

Ultra low power

requirements

Extreme form factor and

cost

Reliability and ruggedness Security

Self diagnostics

Resilience

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Intuitive interaction with digital content and cyber-

physical systems

Radically new user interface and

display solutions Human to digital

Digital to human

Quality-of-Service connectivity

End-2-end security

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SECURITY



Beckstrom’s Laws of Cyber Security*

1. Everything that is connected to the

Internet can be hacked

2. Everything is being connected to the

Internet

3. Everything else follows from the first

two laws

*Rod Beckstrom, CEO and President of ICANN,

former Director of the National Cyber Security Center

Internet of Things

…Needs enhanced security



Security concerns for the connected world

Data security

Ownership? Storage location? Secure transport? Access by whom?

Network setup, device (de)commissioning and firmware updates

Key distribution and storage

Device authentication

Bridging across verticals

Lifecycle management

Mobile devices

Moving in and out of local network

Network access through the cloud and peer-to-peer

Attacks will happen

How to raise the bar for attacks and still be cost effective?

Can we detect attacks?

Device revocation and cleaning



Authenticated and encrypted

Smart Home Secure Solution

Service

Provider

Internet

WiFi

WiFi Router

NFC Reader

Tap the Gateway

NFC Commissioning

Tap NFC Phone

NFC Commissioning

Root of trust Tamper resistant, Secure storage

True RNG, Crypto accelerator

• Secure NFC Commissioning

• TLS acceleration

• Secure boot

Authenticated and encrypted

NFC Tag

LP RF BT LE

LP RF BT LE

NFC Tag

LP RF BT LE

Secure Element

IoT

Gateway

Home IoT Cloud/Mobile

Hostile

Environment

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In summary: Visions of the future

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Security Portable and

Wearable

Connected

Car

Internet of

Things

Full interaction of

cars with peers

and infrastructure

Autonomous

driving

End-to-end

security by design

Prevention,

detection and

mitigation

Quantified self

Intuitive UI

Diversity of

connectivity

solutions

Connecting the

unconnected



Contact me at:

[email protected]

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