Taiwan Strategy in IoT Industry

Daniel WangInstitute for Information Industry

Smart Network Systems Institute

November 2013

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Outline

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What is IoT？

The Trend of IoT Applications

Taiwan Strategy in IoT Industry

Conclusion

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Institute for Information IndustryA Glance

Founded in 1979 as a Government Sponsored

Not-for-profit Organization

HQ in Taipei, with Goal to Develop a World-

class Information Industry in Taiwan

Facilitate the Development of Taiwan’s ICT Industry

Promote the Deployment of ICT in Public & Private Sectors

33 years of Continuous Growth

• Pivotal Contribution to the Development of Taiwan’s ICT Industry & Information Society

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Institute for Information Industry(Smart Network System Institute)

Ph. D. (7%)

Bachelor(18%)

1,900* College (5%)

Other (1%)

Board of Directors

Vice Presidents

President

Finance and Resource

Management Division

Southern Industry

Service Division

Smart Network System Institute

Innovative DigiTech Enabled

Applications & Services Institute

International Division

Information Technology

Services Division

Planning & Evaluation Division

Accounting Division

Auditing Office

Source: III, 2012.01

Industry Development

Augmentation Division

*figure includes 460 contractors

Cyber Trust Technology Institute

Master(69%)

Advanced Research Institute Human Resource

Development Division

Cloud System Software Institute

Digital Education Institute

Market Intelligence &

Consulting Institute

Science & Technology

Law Institute

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Core Competence of SNSI

LED Smart Lighting

Energy

Management

System (EMS)

Multi-source MulticastOn-board Unit

Remote DeviceManagement

Precise Positioningand Navigation

Traffic InformationCommon Platform

WiMAX Vertical

Private Network

LTE Protocol LTE Small Cell

4G/B4G

Essential IPR

Hybrid Sensor

Network Management

Power Line

Communication

(PLC)

Zigbee

Advanced Metering

Infrastructure (AMI)

Digital

Convergence

Android

Auro-testing

Smart TV

Middleware

3D MultimediaMulti-screen

Interaction

HIB TV Platform

NFC Smart

Guidance

Advance Traffic Signal System

Demand RespondTransit Services

3D MobileGraphicMappingAugmented Reality

Navigation

WiMAX PicoBS

Network

Management

4G/B4G

Verification

Platform

4G Access

Network

Android

Light-weight

System

Advanced

Broadband

CommunicationsTelemetics

Adaptive FleetRouting System

Sensor Network

and Smart Energy

Demand Side

Management

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Outline

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What is IoT？1

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The Architecture of IOT

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A Brief History of IoT

’80:

The Internet as

a network of

COMPUTERS

’90:

The Internet as a

network of

DOCUMENTS

’00:

The Internet as a

network of

PEOPLE

&

SERVICES

Tomorrow:

The Internet as a

network of

THINGS

TCP/IP HTTP Web Service Cloud Computng

IoT=Sensing

+

Networking

+

Intelligent

Outline

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The Trend of IoT Applications2

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Sensors LAN WAN Applications

Driving Forces of IoT

IoT applicationsEnergy, Healthcare, Transportation etc.

Telecom

Services

Government

Policy

MEMS

Technology

Sensor

Network

Applications

The Trend of IoT Applications

11Source: III

IBM + smarter planet = President Obama’s

National Urban Policy Smart Traffic, Energy, Food, Water, Supply Chains,

Region, Cities System

Sensing China: the 12th 5 year plan focuses

on Smart City

u-Japan focuses on IoT infrastructure

i-Japan 2015 focuses e-Gov, e-Healthcare

EU’s future internet project focusing on Smart Grid and Intelligent Transport

Outline

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Taiwan Strategy in IoT Industry3

Taiwan IoT SWOT analysis

Strength Opportunity

ANALYSIS

S O

Threat

T

Weakness

W

Proof of concept to

Competitive

Solutions

ECFA- China Market

ICT and Hardware

core competence

Strategic R&D in

IoT

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Size of market

Size of players

Market Maturity

Lack of total

solution

Lack of

government

support

IoT Roadmap of Taiwan

From RFID technology-driven applications, to holistic User-

centric i236 projects

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Smart Park

(Small scale Demo)Smart City

Home, Energy, Healthcare,

Transportation etc.Smart Town

(Large scale Demo)

Broadband Network

Networks and Components

I236

Project

Biotech

Tourism

Green

Healthcare

Agriculture

CultureSensor Network

(RFID)Digital TV Network

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Sensing

Devices

Snesor Networks

Public Network Private Network

Area NetworkLocal Area Network

Networks

OGC based Communication ServerEvent

Management

System Management / Operations

Performance Demand / Supply

Management Management

Time Synchronization

Management

Data ManagementSecurity Management

Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Complex Event Processing (CEP)

Components

Broadband Network

Sensing &

Device ActuatorDevices

Service Platform and Optimization

Scenario Planning and Identification

Behavior Modeling and Recognition

Sensing Technologies

Cloud Platform (CAFÉ)

III’s IOT System Implementation

IOT Data Analytics and Service Models

Energy Management, Transportation, Tourism etc. – Big Data

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Smart City

Solutions

1.Industrial and Commercial AMI system

Core Technology

High Inter-operability platform

High reliability (99% on-line)

High Inter-operability: propose system specification and supports different meters

System specification

Automated Meter Readings

Consumption Database

Event Detection and Messaging

Competitiveness Edge Self R&D AMI system Technology License to Tatung Contract with Taipower for the first AMI

system in Taiwan

Project Results

Taipower TMAP system

Currently 700 meters, plan to deploy 23,000 meters in 2012

Taipower TMAP

System

Meter Readings

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2.Intelligent Energy Management System

Core Technology

Using stochastic load forecasting methods to optimize energy contract volume

High-reliability and high scalability platform

Appliance monitoring

System Specification

Automated real-time data collection

Multipurpose analysis reporting

Event detection and messaging

Load Forecasting and intelligent control

Competitiveness Edge

“Low cost and easy to install” solution

24hr online real-time data

Open and standard communication interface

Project Results

Six 7-11 convenience stores in Taipei

AUO office for 50 people in Taichung

Naluwan Hotel in Wulai

Four retirement homes

能源監控圖

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3.Intelligent Lighting System

Core Technology

Light quality sensing and harvesting

Lighting equipment state inference

Lighting equipment synchronization

System Specification

Intelligent management system

Self-adjustable luminous

Real-time event detection

Competitiveness Edge

Lighting system improvement

First networked lighting monitor and control system

Multiple usage of LED

Increased energy savings

Project results (Sanchung City)

Chongshan parking lot (8 stories tall)

Municipal library parking lot

Rose parking lot

Microwave

directional

sensor

Infrared

Sensor

Car park

floor plan

User Interface

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4.Taipei Port

Core Technology

Wireless Sensor Network Deployment

Vehicles position tracking

Wireless electronic badge

System Specification

WSN Platform

WSN increases efficiency

Intelligent position tracking

Real-time information update to reduce waiting time

Automated truck recognition to reduce delivery error rate

Competitiveness Edge

Idle rate: 50% ↓ 36.98%

CCR recognition rate: 90% ↑ 96.79%

Ship standby time: 11~12 Hr ↓ 9 Hr

TEU: 25 Move/Hr ↑ 36.18 Move/Hr

Project Results

Taipei port pier 1move: 貨櫃搬動次數

Badge

Truck device

Sensing

Device

Port monitoring

interface

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Outline

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Conclusion4

Conclusion

The IoT application is a “natural” evolution of

Internet application

A new opportunity for Taiwan ICT industry and a

step towards Intelligent Living

Focus resources on profitable areas and the biz

model is the key

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Thank you

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