Intelligent Connectivity The Fabric of a Smart City

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1 Michal J Koenig Sr. Dir. Product Management Qualcomm Technologies, Inc Intelligent Connectivity The Fabric of a Smart City MDG 2015 Summit 15 April

2 Born Mobile 29+ years of driving the evolution of wireless communications Making wireless more personal, affordable and accessible World s largest fabless semiconductor company S&P 100/ S&P 500/ Fortune 500 2

3 MOBILE Largest technology platform 3

4 Qualcomm is a leader in connectivity solutions MOBILE COMPUTING CONSUMER ELECTRONICS NETWORKING #1 in smartphone App Processor share #1 in modem share Wi-Fi designs with 8 of top 10 OEMs Top 10 OEMs use our Wi-Fi 9 of 10 use our Bluetooth 8 of 10 use our Ethernet Gobi first with LTE Leading CE share #1 Wi-Fi in ereaders #1 Wi-Fi in mobile gaming Wi-Fi in 8 of top 10 TV OEMs Wi-Fi and PLC in top 5 retail OEMs #1 in Wi-Fi home networking #1 in Powerline Leader in Enterprise Wi-Fi Smartphones Tablets, PCs, AIOs Handsets, Gaming, ereaders, DTV, STBs, PNDs Switches, Routers, Gateways, PLC, Femto Sources: Smartphone and modem share Strategy Analytics, August Computing stats: Qualcomm data. CE shares: isuppli Q2,

5 Industry is shifting to mobile architecture The PC Era CPU-centric approach The Mobile Era Integrated technology 5

6 Surge in connected things has already begun Driven by powerful technological and generational trends 25B permanently connected things by Larger More connected Lights Smart Meter PEV Sources: 1 Machina Research, April 13, IDC Mar Gartner June 14 Security Cameras Smart Grid 1000x 70% Anticipated data traffic growth driven by more connection and richer content Of the world s population is expected to live in an urban environment by ~75% ~8B US year olds reach for smartphone immediately after waking up Cumulative smartphone shipments

7 Intelligent Connectivity: The fabric of a Smart City 7

8 Intelligent Connectivity Requires Interoperability Need a common language for data collection, analysis and edge computing OPEN Connectivity framework HORIZONTAL Interoperability ECOSYSTEM Addresses many vertical use cases FLEXIBILITY Core services as basic building blocks 8

9 More Intuitive Cities Processing power and intelligence where data is transferred and received Bus 10 arriving in 5 min has 3 open seats SUPPORTS: Public Safety Energy efficiency and conservation Pollution reduction 9

10 Qualcomm is addressing increasing connectivity demands Technology and engineering expertise to facilitate present and future wireless services Continuous evolution LTE broadcast LTE in unlicensed spectrum Extreme densification with small cells Device-to-device communications 10

11 Qualcomm Smart City Vertical Focus 11

12 Imagine a city where everything connects Smart Energy Smart Infrastructure Smart Transportation Smart Buildings 12

13 Expanding into smart energy Increasing energy costs drive urgency for solutions ~1.1B worldwide installed base of smart meters in 2022 Manage power use with cellular applications and services. Monitor and manage energy in real time with smart meters on the Smart Grid. Increase building intelligence via 3G/4G connectivity to make energy-saving recommendations. Source: Navigant Research, Nov

14 Smart Infrastructure Connectivity solutions to increase efficiencies, revenues and cost savings Water System Integrators Lighting Waste Management Detect leakage, system pressure metering, contaminants and hazardous chemicals Reduce power consumption with LED retrofits and small cells for outdoor lighting Increase public safety with intelligent lighting retrofits Decrease waste and recycling costs with smart receptacle 14

15 SMART CITIES CASE STUDY Water Loss Detection Water Loss Detection Saving Saipan Millions of Dollars Situation 50% of the worlds water is lost in transit before it reaches the faucet Currently 7 projects underway with system integration partner CH2M Hill in water Populations receiving water for only a few hours a day Sources: UN Water Report CH2M Hill Solution Embed M2M enabled device installed throughout the process Real-time monitoring of pressure, flow and level detection Intelligent connectivity allowing for real time response at the asset and control management system Results Reduction of water loss Improved water reliability More sustainable city Qualcomm Smart Cities 15

16 SMART CITIES CASE STUDY Telog Hydrant Pressure Detection Paperless, Wireless Pressure detection Situation No pressure at hydrant when service is needed Manual data collection High cost to check and service working hydrants Solution Embed M2M enabled device Provides historical data for planning GPS for more accurate location and detection Results Improved visibility of hydrant pressure levels Real time workflow and maintenance management More sustainable city Reduction of fire and risk Qualcomm Smart Cities 16

17 SMART CITIES USE CASE OPPORTUNTIES Street Lighting Communication Infrastructure of the future Lighting Situation Lighting Infrastructure is one of the cities most untapped resources: NYC has 250,000 Chicago has 300,000 Remote monitoring and intelligent sensing can provide for real time traffic control Alerts by blinking for accidents and more. Sources: NYC.gov / CityofChicago.org Solution Embed M2M enabled device for remote monitoring and control Leverage camera technology to detect traffic flow, accidents and crime Embed environmental sensors to adjust lighting for fog, rain and traffic congestion Potential Results Improved 311 services Improved traffic management Improved maintenance and control Qualcomm Smart Cities 17

18 SMART CITIES CASE STUDY BigBelly Solar Bringing Efficiency to Waste & Recycling Collection with Cellular M2M Situation Open litter containers attracted pests Unsanitary and unsightly containers No way of knowing if full lots Solution Embed M2M enabled device Real-time data available to any device Solar powered composting & recycling Keeps pests out Provides historical data for planning Results Improved visibility into trash levels Reduced spillage Recycling and composting capability Improved quality of life for residents More sustainable city Qualcomm Smart Cities 18

19 Smart Transportation Greater safety, convenience and efficiencies for the next generation of connected vehicles Smart Traffic Smart Charging Smart Mobility Smart Parking Reduce costs, congestion and CO 2 emissions with multimodal transit & traffic management Enable computing power at the edge of the network via smart traffic cameras or digital signage. Make electric car charging easy and accessible with Qualcomm Halo Electric Vehicle Charging. Enhance safety with dedicated short-range communications (DSRC/IST-G5) for vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure connectivity that relays road hazards, traffic and other information. Monitor parking usage and space patterns to dynamically assist with traffic congestion, adjust pricing and increase revenues. AllJoyn open source project is hosted by the AllSeen Alliance. 19

20 SMART CITIES CASE STUDY Smart Parking IPS Group Cellular Parking Meters Improving city revenues and reducing C02 emissions Situation Parking is one of the biggest complaints and issues for cities Parking is also one of the largest sources of revenue for cities Parking is directly tied to retail traffic and tax revenue Solution Embed M2M enabled devices in parking meters and structures Real-time data available to any device Provide real time parking availability Results Increase in revenue from taxes, citations and turnover Improved quality of life for citizens Qualcomm Smart Cities 20

21 Smart Buildings Merge smart buildings with Qualcomm mobile technologies for new levels of access and control Drive local connectivity among all types of devices with the AllJoyn framework Access entertainment, security, home automation, app-to-home integration with the IPC connectivity platform Manage bandwidth on home networks via Qualcomm Streamboost AllJoyn open source project is hosted by the AllSeen Alliance. Qualcomm Streamboost technology is a product of Qualcomm Atheros, Inc. 21

22 Smart Infrastructure Smart building management Building as a platform Smart parking meters and garages Demand response Wireless Vehicle Charging Distributed renewables integration Smart traffic lights Road sensors 22

23 Current Barriers Monetization is real provided the ecosystem can address Politics Packaging Policy Intelligent Connectivity is an underlying service for all departments Breaking down traditional vertical procurement and franchise models Re-think how infrastructure and connectivity are bundled and sold New business models and products to support multi-modal solutions Support standardization and interoperability at a city level Work with EPA, DOE to provide support for real time and remote monitoring 23

24 A collaborative approach AS AN INNOVATOR We build communication ecosystems with scalable solutions AS A PARTNER Our technologies empower and strengthen partner offerings 24

25 Qualcomm Projects Back-Up 25

26 Creating New Markets for Intelligent Connectivity Working on several rapid prototyping cloud to node water projects BEFORE = Current Approach (Classic SCADA) Chlorine Sensor: $2,000 Communications Drop: $10K Power Drop: $10K Business Process Implications Address issues reactively Long Lead Time AFTER + + = Intelligent Connectivity Approach Chlorine Sensor + Device: $3K Business Process Implications RT analysis & mgmt at the asset Improved data collection & mgmt Qualcomm Confidential 26 26

27 City Wide Connectivity and Services LTE Small Cells & LTE-U Beeliner + MU-MIMO Snapdragon/Dragonboard Quick Charge 2.0 Imagine real time access to all Library services via WiGig verses having to go to the library Providing for vehicle and pedestrian detection counting people is one of the key issues for cities and city planners DSRC Gimbal Alljoyn/ IPQ Qualcomm Confidential 10 27

28 Outdoor Lighting 1 day Symposium with 30 Lighting Leaders from Southern California and Canada Development of outdoor lighting specifications for DOE requirements Joint CCE and DOE grant proposal for remote monitoring Working on overall proposal for Small Cells into lighting infrastructure to support upgrades and new services 28

29 Green City Development Serving as technology advisor for several new cities Smart Irrigation Smart AC IoE Gateways 3G/WiFi Routers Smart Lighting Long term ICT planning is critical Qualcomm is taking a technology planning role to help them understand the art of the possible 5-10 years out Smart Cars Smart spaces Public Interactive Displays Smart Speakers LTE Small Cells Smart Plugs Phase 1.1 Smart Parking User Devices Smart Bins Phase 1.2 Road map W ireless EV Charging Wirel ess Segw ay Smart Meters Qualcomm Confidential and Proprietary 12 29

30 Smart City Service Specification Examples Service Smart Infra. Water Meter Smart Infra. Trash Pickup Smart Trans. Traffic Smart Trans. Parking Smart Energy Smart Building Lighting Intelligent Connectivity Cellular Ethernet Cellular Ethernet DSRC, WiFi Ethernet RF Mesh Ethernet PLC / Ethernet RF Mesh, WiFi Ethernet Data Collection 1 Pkt / 15 min / meter 1 Pkt / Hr / trashcan 1 Pkt / 10 min / device Tolerable Latency 1 min data 15 sec alarms 15 min data 15 sec alarms 2 minutes Power Source Rechargeable Battery Rechargeable Battery Vehicle / Infrastructure Feasibility New Meters New Trash Cans Easy On demand 1 minute Infrastructure Easy 1 Pkt / 10 min / meter 1 Pkt / Hr / Light Circuit 2 min data 15 sec ctrl/alrm 2 min data 15 sec ctrl/alrm Infrastructure New Meters Infrastructure New Sensors 30

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