imoni Remote Alarm Monitoring

The Project imoni Remote Alarm Monitoring Remotely monitor facilities and manage alarm conditions Status of backup power supply systems. (DC Plants, UPS, Inverters, Power distribution panels) Status of Air conditioning systems. Status of generators and fuel levels. Security systems. (Door open or closed) Site temperatures measurements Remote test/start generators, ON/OFF motor controlled MCB / RCCB etc Lower in cost and more flexible than foreign products in the market

The Project imoni Remote Alarm Monitoring Designed for Dialog s base stations Designed as a general purpose industrial monitoring system monitoring system. Can be provided as a managed service to several client groups / enterprises. imoni Can be used as an in house monitoring system. Company 1 Company 2 Group1 Group2 Group2 racu1 racu2 racu3 racu2

The Project imoni Architecture Data base GPRS RACU Remote Web Clients Web Server Monitoring Server ETHERNET RACU Remote Web Clients RACU

The Project imoni Components Remote Alarm Collection Units ( RACU ) A server application and a web based client A server application and a web based client for alarm management

The Project imoni Team Name of Department/Project Team which owns initiative Power System Planning and Operations 1. Chathura Peiris 2. Rathne Prasad 3. Damitha Prasad 4. Randinee Wijesinghe Project Team Members 5. Prof Dileeka Dias - Dialog UoM Research Lab 6. Lanka Wijesinghe - Dialog UoM Research Lab 7. Prasanga Siriwardena - Dialog UoM Research Lab 8 Shanika Amarasoma Cross-functional Project Teams Involved Names of Individuals Role Played Role Played New Technology & Innovation 1.Chathura Peiris Chief Architect / Team lead Power System Planning and Operations UoM Research Lab 2. Rathne Prasad Tech Lead 3. Lanka Wijesinghe / Prasanga Siriwardena System Development Lead IN Planning & Operations 4. Shanika Amarasoma Software Development Lead

imoni Implementation Implementation A 60 unit system now being deployed at Base A 60 unit system now being deployed at Base Stations

imoni Implementation Implementation Alarms monitored by the NOC

imoni Implementation Implementation Requirements, architecture specified by Dialog Hardware and software developed at the Dialog UoM Lab Hardware manufactured in house at the Dialog UoM Lab Extensive on site testing of prototype and feedback by Dialog Extensive Quality Assurance and User Acceptance Testing procedures have been followed before deployment System handed dover to Dialog with ihnecessary training i Maintenance Software: Dialog Hardware: Dialog UoM Lab (To be taken up by a spin off company in future)

Experience imoni Impact Real-time issue notifications to central Network Management Center (NoC) enabling gquick issue attendance & resolution. Bi directional remote device controlling enabling, rectify issues without physically visiting the sites. ( Unique feature ) Increased network up-time due to faster issue resolution process.

Experience imoni Lessons Learnt Sharing of expertise and experiences between Dialog and UoM Converging grequirements of different stakeholders Industry standard design, manufacture and testing Manufacturing Time and cost of importing components

Experience imoni Recognitions Won the National Science and Technology Award, for Engineering Products with Commercial Potential in 2010 Received a Technology Grant from the National Science Foundation for Scaling up 2013

Future imoni Future Economic Feasibility and Sustainability Telecom operators Factories Industrial plants.. End Users Service Provider New Revenue Stream Average Revenue Per Device (ARPD) Cloud based PAAS Variety of asset monitoring applications Overseas markets, particularly within the Axiata group Future Evolution Manufactu rers New smart products

Future imoni Future Cloud based server application Remote Units Monitoring web portals to enterprises