J carter presentation follow up event of the Amsterdam iBeacon Living Lab - 23rd april 2015

Amsterdam iBeacon Living Labthe gateway to an IoT economy

It is incredibly difficult to demonstrate and test smart, creative solutions in a real life urban environment and

answer difficult but essential Questions !

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Which comes first - the Chicken or the egg !

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There are still some things MONEY can’t buy !

the gateway to an IoT economy

What problem are we tackling ?

Amsterdam iBeacon Living Lab

A route of up to 2km with beacons lining it. This will be a testing area for those who want to test applications such as : !- Public way finding - Tourist information routes - Hyper local points of interest - iBeacon signage in your own language - Augmenting existing apps with additional proximity

data


iBeacon Installation type 1 - “route”


A distributed set of beacons at public transportation stops (bus / tram). This will support testing of applications such as : !- Public information on hyper location - Advertising networks - City wide games and puzzles - Urban vitality projects - Hyper localised help for the elderly or visually

impaired


iBeacon Installation type 2 - “city wide”


An indoor set of beacons in a space such as a convention center or a shopping mall with at least 2 levels. This will support testing of applications such as : !- Indoor wayfinding which can be applied anywhere - serious gaming and urban puzzles - crowd control and management - Indoor heatmapping - Multitude of e+m commerce solutions


iBeacon Installation type 3 - “indoor”


the Amsterdam Beacon Mile

iBeacon Installation type 1 - “route”

the Amsterdam Beacon Mile - Neat to CS

the Amsterdam Beacon Mile - OBA

the Amsterdam Beacon Mile - SAIL

the Amsterdam Beacon Mile - Cycle Bridge

the Amsterdam Beacon Mile - NEMO to the Terrein

On the Amsterdam Beacon Mile Landmarks include - The NEMO museum - A public library with many restaurants and cafe’s at

its base - A dock with many tourist boats moored - A famous restaurant - A foot and cycle bridge over water - A car park - A cycle park - Multiple offices

the gateway to an IoT economyAmsterdam iBeacon Living Lab

the Amsterdam Beacon Mile

What is the key to successthe gateway to an IoT economy

Technical experimentation

and business development

Research The City and its citizens

Working Together to : - Ask Questions - Provide Challenges - Providing Answers - Stimulating businesses - Validating citizen solutions

Tourism can beacons be used to translate signs into a visitor’s one language? !

Urban Vitality Can beacons be used to get kids moving and reach their ideal weight? !

City Can beacons be used for crowd control and safety?


Example challenges


Unique Technical Conceptsthe gateway to an IoT economy

Connected “LoRaWAN” Beacon

Unconnected Beacon

Unique Technical Concepts

Connected “LoRaWAN” Beacon

Unconnected Beacon


Static numbered Fixed Numbered network - “guaranteed to be there”

Openly available number plan With its own API (2 way)

Usable in any iBeacon CMS or with any database


Dynamic Numbering Some with Sensors Connected

With a central management console and API Able to be re-configured to support tests

Able to be extended and adapted

PLATFORM BEACONS

REAL ESTATEAPP

PLATFORMConnected

and Standalone

and Sensor

Beacon mile Oosterpark, GGD

Call to adapt and develop

WS02 Notificare, InBeacon

more…

Amsterdam iBeacon Living Lab - LoRaWANLoRaWAN sounds too good to be true, but so did 3G !

3G enabled the Smartphone revolution. LoRa may do that for IoT !

KPN is donating the technology and knowledge to the iBeacon living lab

30km

3km

10y

J carter presentation follow up event of the Amsterdam iBeacon Living Lab - 23rd april 2015

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