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Do-it-Yourself Smart Experiences Realising the Internet of Things Ecosystem

Co-summit 2012, 30-31 October 2012, Paris

Marc Roelands, Alcatel-Lucent, Bell Labs

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Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Billions of connected devices pervade live M2M evolves to Internet of Things (IoT)

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Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Towards future cloud services acting upon virtual ‘shadows’ of people & things ?

Future-2020 study by Forbes & Future-2020 study by Forbes &


Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France

understand behavior

?

Barriers to the ‘Smart Environment’ Participation is Key

reuse

devices ?

privacy & trust

?

Participatory

Sensing Fukushima, Japan

2.0

DIY

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Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France DiY Smart Experiences March 2009 – December 2011

• 5 countries

• 40 partners

( Industry, SMEs,

Research )

BUILD

an Open Platform

& Marketplace

TO

Enable the Masses

TO

Share & Control

Own Creations

IN

Smart Things

Environments

DiYSE project approach & results

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• DiYSE Manifesto

• System design

choices

Getting to the Right Technology Looking into People’s Creative Minds

• Concept of IoT App?

• What drives DiY in IoT?

• Creation Process?

• Developer View?

2010

2011

2012


Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France 4 Critical Steps for the Internet of Things Creation Cycle

Overall Challenge

Proof concept of end-to-end ecosystem live online !

Install +

Connect

Sense Execute

Source

Logic Ext. Service

Sink

Create

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Open

Device

API

Critical Step 1 Install and Connect sensors and devices

Challenge:

Wide, heterogeneous range of devices

Connect

any device!

Wireless Sensor

Network topologies

Low-footprint

sensor nodes

Sensor Gateway

Enhancement

Smartphone

TV and

app-specific

sensors


Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Critical Step 2 Sense meaningful info from sensor data

Gestures Faces

Keywords

Semantic

Tagging

Transformation scripts

for sensor data

Challenge:

Extract & Attach Meaning to Live Data for use in IoT Apps

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Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Critical Step 3 Create many IoT applications fast and easy

Domain-specific

Tools

Public Platform

Marketplace

Music

Home

Video

Challenge:

Programming Paradigms for users & programmers


Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Critical Step 4 Execute data-intensive apps reliably

Source

Logic Ext. Service

Sink

Smart Deployment on Distributed Component Architecture

Secure deployment on Contiki device OS

Challenge:

Many Apps process Much Data Real-time • Scalable • Efficient

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Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Live, Online, End-to-End Co-Creation SenseTale + partner building blocks

Install +

Connect

Sense

Execute

Create Participants

• install their own devices

• choose Senses

• create their own apps

• share apps online

Device Partners

define Device Types

System is

hosted online

Research Partners create

(basic and smart) Senses

Social

Sharing

& Marketplace

www.sensetale.com



4 Enabling the Masses to Become

Creative in Smart Spaces

Orienting user creation in the IoT, in the

context of the ITEA2 DiYSE project

Marc Roelands, Laurence Claeys, Marc Godon, Marjan

Geerts, Mohamed Ali Feki, Lieven Trappeniers

Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, Antwerp, Belgium

Synopsis

In this chapter we present a first analysis towards the enablement of

mass creativity in the Internet-of-Things (IoT), potentially leading to a

wide range of new tangible, interactive applications that leverage the

fundamental new possibilities of an emerging Web of Things. With

the societal phenomenon of “Do-it-Yourself” (DiY) as an important

source of inspiration for drivers, we explore three architecturally ori-

enting enabling concepts that can form the basis for new creation

paradigms in such smart spaces. From this exploration process, we

discuss results of first experimental grounding of these concepts.

This Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs work is part of the European ITEA2 pro-

ject 08005, DiY Smart Experiences (DiYSE) [1], conducted by 40

partners from 7 European countries.

The meaning of ‘Do- it-Yourself’ in the network society

From the societal practice of „Do-it-Yourself‟ (DiY) a lot of drivers

and adoption models can be derived that may be applicable for

similar people-driven creation in an Internet-of-Things world. In this

section we first look broadly at DiY as a cultural practice, and discuss

some core characteristics. After that, we make the transposition to

what this may imply for application creation and for context-aware

13 The DiY Smart Experiences ProjectA European endeavour removing barriers foruser-generated Internet of Things applica tions

Marc Roela nds1, Johan Plomp2, Diego Casado Mansilla 3,Juan R. Velasco3, Ismail Salhi4, Gyu Myoung Lee5, N oelCrespi5, Filipe Vinci dos Santos6, Julien Vachaudez6,Frédéric Bettens6, Joel Hanqc6, Carlos Valderrama6, N iloMenezes7, Alexandre Girardi7, Xavier Ricco7, Mario Lopez-Ramos8, N icolas Dumont8, Iván Corredor9, Miguel S.Familiar9, José F. Martínez9, Vicente Hernández9, Dries DeRoeck 10, Christof van N imwegen10, Leire Bastida 11, MarisaEscalante11, Juncal Alonso11, Quentin Reul 12, Yan Tang12Robert Meersman12

1 Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, Antwerp, Belgium2 VTT, Helsinki, Finland

3 UAH, Madrid, Spain

4 ENSIE, France

5 Institut Telecom SudParis, Paris, France6 UMONS, Mons, Belgium

7 Multitel asbl, Mons, Belgium8 Thales, Paris, France

9 UPM, Madrid, Spain

10 CUO, Leuven, Belgium11 ESI, Bilbao, Spain

12 STARLab, Brussels, Belgium

Synopsis

In this chapter we discuss the wide range of challenges in user-generated Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications, as being worked on

Research Community Dissemination

• World-wide & Cross-project

Workshops

• 200+ Disseminations (peer-reviewed papers, journals,

books, presentations, events)

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Exploitation in the IoT business context


Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Stakeholder buy-in in a Multi-sided IoT Co-Creation Model

Multi-sided Co-creation Platform

Device Manufacturer

Developer Community

Platform Operator

User Community

Service Provider

Retail

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Device innovators push consumer market

M2M / IoT Market Second Wave Ecosystem & platform are crucial

• Wide Device Range

• Many App Domains

• High Customization

Crowd sourcing is natural evolution

for ‘whole’ tail

290 B$ M2M/IoT

market by 2017

brings cost-effective

ecosystem solution Many Partnerships

A few ‘industrial’ M2M money makers today


Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Telecom Carrier & Enterprise Market New M2M-IoT Service Creation Solutions

OpenTouch™Video Store

Module (TCM) – M2M Platform

e-Health Metering product

M2M Portfolio Demos to Customers

Live in

European

City Labs !

DiYSE spin-off

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Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Device Market New Device Apps-Creation Solutions

JointSPACE for

open ecosystem

of Smart TV apps

and services Android IoT control hub for home, surveillance, video, and more

Novel GUI concepts for home automation solution

Simius sensor solution

commercialised


Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France Domain-specific Solutions with Smartly Created Interaction

extended

for assisted living

SymbolChat

commercialisation

Natural Interaction software (www.ni-mate.com)

for sound creation and

public interactive music installations

http://www.ni-mate.com/



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Co-summit 2012, CNIT, France DiY Smart Experiences Conclusion

• Proof points for Real IoT Co-creation Ecosystem

– grounded in extensive user research

– demonstrated in a live, online co-creation system

connecting many partners and enthusiasts

– many relevant IoT technology improvements

• Results Impact

– Industry solutions for consumers, enterprises

and for M2M third-party ecosystem

– Further Big Data and Cognition research

empowered by project foundations

• Fruitful European Cooperation

Thank you for your attention

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