Smart Homes: From the Field to Your Living Room

ENABLING DIGITAL THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Smart Homes: From the Field to Your Living Room

Jonathan F. LeeDirector of Access Control and Systems

Montclair State University

[email protected]://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanflee

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http://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanflee




What is a Smart Home or Building? A Little History Moving Forward

Overview


Let’s Define “Smart”

• Sensor or Related Device• Operated by Microprocessors• Programmed Sequence of Operations• Communications


A Model Home

Multiple sensors connect over Wi-Fi to a tablet interface.


Internet of Things (IoT)

• Network of Physical Objects

• Embedded Sensors & Systems

• Collect & Exchange Info

This is Critical Technology!!


GeoFencing & Wearables• Based on Device Location• Executes instructions

within a predefined area

• Activity Tracker, Smart Watch• Embedded Sensors (IoT)


A Home That Knows


Enter the Cloud

• Internet Storage, data access & programs

• Powerful, Scalable• Perfectly suited for Smart

Home technologies


Smart Home - Market Impact

Projected 5-year growth over 400% through 2020


Natural ProgressionSmart Homes Smart Buildings Smart Cities


The World’s Smartest Building: The Edge - Amsterdam- 430,000 square feet- 28,000 sensors

Natural ProgressionSmart Buildings


Natural ProgressionSmart Cities

The Smart City: Envisioned Today (IoT)- Mixed Public-Private Wireless Infrastructure- High Sensor & Wearables density- Smart Transportation & Logistics- Increased Engagement


A Little History


FACILITIES

TECHNOLOGY

Intelligent Facilities

Building Intelligence

• Facilities Come First• Can’t Change the Order• Understand the Role

• Poor Planning• Setbacks


What is Facilities Technology?• Systems

• BAS/EMS (HVAC, SCADA, Energy Management, Utility Billing & Metering)

• Engineering (GIS, CAFM, Space Planning)• Technology (CMMS, Business, Other)

• Knowledge• Processes


FacTEC is Applied Technology

Enables Facilities users & managers to:• Work Smarter Intelligent Buildings• Increase Focus on Service Delivery

FACILITIES TECHNOLOGY


Finding a FacTEC Model

• Identify Areas of Concern• Public vs. Private• Fit Model to Environment• Manage Expectations


The Updated Model


Access Control & Security

• Access Control Systems• Intrusion Detection / Alarms• CCTV & Monitoring


Building Automation Systems• HVAC• SCADA• Metering & Treatment


Energy Management

• Utility Billing• Baseline & Benchmarking• Optimization


Environmental Health & Safety• Compliance Systems• IAQ & Monitoring Systems• Fire Safety & Alarms


Critical Facilities• Utilities (Power, Water, Gas, Telco/Cable)• Transportation• Data Centers (Google Farms, Colocation, DR)• EMS, Hospitals• Police, Fire• Military, Defense


Who is Using FacTEC?EVERYONE

• Corporations• Government• Education• Public, Private

Facilities Technology doesn’t sleep…


What is Driving FacTEC?• Efficiency & Progress

• Faster, better, cheaper Energy $• Mobility – all virtual solutions are supported by

actual facilities• Responsibility – “Green” solutions are now

(more) affordable; benefits to the planet are real; brand visibility is prime

• Business Strategy


VALUEPROPOSITION

COSTSTRUCTURE

CUSTOMERRELATIONSHIPS

CUSTOMERSEGMENTS

ACTIVITYCONFIGURATION

CORECAPABILITIES

PARTNERNETWORK

REVENUESTREAMS

INFRASTRUCTURE CUSTOMEROFFER

FINANCE

DISTRIBUTIONCHANNELS

Facilities Strategy Business Strategy

• Businesses face complex obstacles that require innovative and practical solutions.

• Managing a growing business, the cost structure, outsourcing, and performance analysis requires applying experience and efforts across the entire business model.

• Each business segment is supported by various types of Facilities.


Moving Forward


A Global TrendContinued Growth in all sectors of Facilities Technology


Many More DevicesConnected-home device shipments will grow at a compound annual rate of 67% over the next five years...


Increasing RevenueSmart Home revenue projections show an annual growth rate of over 21%.


Big Data Needs a HomeGlobal Market for Datacenters expected to register a 21% increase through 2018.


A Paying Opportunity

Next year the Internet of Things market will be measured in trillions of

dollars.


Be ProgressiveMove Ahead:

Lend your particular expertise to a ‘Smart’ project effort, to increase your exposure in the area and build new knowledge.


A Side NoteUse Energy Wisely

About a quarter of all residential energy consumption is used on devices in idle/standby/sleep mode. (Ex: Mac Air 45w on, 27w fully charged)


What is a Smart Home or Building? A Little History Moving Forward

To Review


Any Questions?


Smart Homes: From the Field to Your Living Room

Jonathan F. LeeDirector of Access Control and Systems

Montclair State University

[email protected]://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanflee





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