How To Make A Smart Home Internet Of Everything A Business Model

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1 Internet of Things, nykypäivänä ja tulevaisuudessa Pasi Tuominen, CEO Wapice Oy Slide 1, by Wapice

2 Wapice s offices and experts located in Finland Oulu Vaasa Seinäjoki Jyväskylä Tampere Employing almost 300 experts in 6 locations around Finland Turnover target Milj. Eur (17 Milj. Eur). Hyvinkää Slide 2, by Wapice

3 More internet connected devices than people They are here already Word 6.3 Billion 6.8 Billion 7.2 Billion 7.6 Billion Population Connected 500 Million 12.5 Billion 25 Billion 50 Billion Devices The number of internet based devices increase in our home and environment More Connected Connected ,47 6,58 than Devices people Per Person Slide 3, by Wapice

4 My family and internet My home: 5 persons; parents + 3 childrens (13,17 and 19 years old) 6 mobile phones 3 tablets 4 computers (laptops etc.) Smart TV So we have over Playstation 4 Devices per Remote Camera control person now. Wireless hub 2 psc. Net radio CAR Navigator Together: 21 nodes (I think those all are not here...) Slide 4, by Wapice

5 IoT Chance the business IoT is not only for home control Slide 5, by Wapice

6 IoT Chance the business With IoT you could chance the whole way to live. Slide 6, by Wapice

7 IoT Chance the business Kitchen can order new food itself, automatically Slide 7, by Wapice

8 Augmented reality Totally Augmented reality: BCG predicts that such systems -- Oculus Rift and Microsoft HoloLens -- will play a role in helping to improve decision making and productivity. Virtual training and On-the-job instructions "Workers may receive repair instructions on how to replace a particular part as they are looking at the actual system needing repair" Slide 8, by Wapice

9 Robots are here soon... Our best frend can be a ROBOT! Slide 9, by Wapice

10 Building a better future together Broad technology competence Slide 10, by Wapice

11 IoT will be more of less IoE (Internet of Everything) Slide 11, by Wapice

12 Important items to be focused Slide 12, by Wapice Even negative effect in short term Positive effect in short and logn term

13 What need to done? We need innovations to increase BKT Innovate, how? Saving is not enought, how to build new services, new turnover, how to increase competive? Slide 13, by Wapice

14 Someone said, that washmachine has bigger impact than IoT Now the washmachine has a hub Slide 14, by Wapice

15 Washmachine? Why You are able to get information about customer... You are able to sell washing powder based on need... You are able to sell service rights to someone... You can sell new washmashine when needed... Simply you are able to open service business. Slide 15, by Wapice

16 What need to done? How to success The answer is platforms! USABILITY, TRANSPARENCY, EASY ACCESS, CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT Services are build over those all are needed to keep the palet in shape Slide 16, by Wapice

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18 NOKIA Here is on example of IoT Service platform Maps and services for CARS and Slide 18, by Wapice

19 Example: IoT solution from Wapice has all needed IoT in Industry Slide 19, by Wapice

20 USABILITY EASY ACCESS INTUITIVE GUI Information, experiences, comparison, agreements. Slide 20, by Wapice

21 Service concept for IoT Industrial services online Information, experiences, comparison, agreements. Wapice HW IoT is able to connect serviceplatform to machine Slide 21, by Wapice

22 Server include boundaries needed Server to Industry Slide 22, by Wapice

23 Architecture: Boundaries will be important IoT Engine: Data stream processing Flow computing IoT object management Report & Alarm management REST API: using REST-API we are able to connect to 3 rd part + Simulink R-analysing tool Etc. Different gateways or direct connection: IoT-Ticket can be connected using different HW-solutions Slide 23, by Wapice

24 WEB view is build using freely locatable blocks Camera block MAP block Meter (customed) Meter (customed) Trend line block What ever block Build the block of your own Slide 24, by Wapice

25 Live example vibration FFT analysis + movable camera Camera control FFT Slide 25, by Wapice

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27 Added value comes trough analysis How to do it? Familiar analysing tools, needed! Educational ecosystem, easy access, easy to use, easy to deploy. Slide 27, by Wapice

28 Report generation is included Report Generator Slide 28, by Wapice

29 Heat Map Engine Stress R programming language contains several functions for creating heat maps Visualize relevance Detect micro-patterns Aggregate visually Example: Bus engine RPM Visually detect interesting places, compare hour-by-hour preformance or Illustrate bus driver behaviour Slide 29, by Wapice

30 Hidden Pattern Detection using R. Motor RPM as a function of Speed Value is generated, when data is able to deliver new insights and improve decision making Little by little bus gear usage starts to reveal Visually detect engine and driver behaviour Slide 30, by Wapice

31 Way to work and release Ticket IoT (Internet of Thing) Shortly requirement of features to be added to ticket are following: 1. The need, customers do have a defined need for those 2. The maturity, the feature is implemented, tested and easy to maintain in server, in embedded and in GUI level 3. The documentation of feature is available, or the usability is so straightforward easy, that it document itself. 4. Technical sound, the feature is implemented using professional manner. 5. Usability of service is so marvelous, that it surprise the customer, how so complicated task can be made so nicely and easy! Slide 31, by Wapice

32 Way to work and release Ticket IoT (Internet of Thing) Features (services) Release 1 Release 2 Release 3 Roadmap Slide 32, by Wapice

33 Future user interface Oculus rift based user interface for WRM. Controling UI by gazing an object for 4 seconds. Other touch input devices possible (powerpoint mouse, Razer hydra,...) Future control interfaces e.g. Myo (armand) Slide 33, by Wapice

34 WRM dashboard Slide 34, by Wapice Data can be arranged in 3d space, in a natural manner. Utilization of 3d object provide new opportunities. More natural ways to position data in 3d space compared to normal monitor. Better data semantics, data can be shown exactly where the sensor is located.

35 Future is chancing our world Slide 35, by Wapice

36 S o f t w a r e. E l e c t r o n i c s. I n n o v a t i o n. Lisätietoja: w w w. w a p i c e. c o m Slide 36, by Wapice