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Internet of Things DissectedMatteo Cesana
23 Febbraio 2018
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
The Internet of Things 50 years back
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Devices:
• Size: CMOS miniaturization, micro-sensors (MEMS, materials and circuits)
• Energy: fuel cells batteries, energy scavenging• Mobility
Comm. Protocols• Low power wireless comm. technologies
Cloud-based resources• Diffusion of cloud services, architectures and processing
power
IoT Technology Leaps
BackBone
Access Networks
User Terminals
“push & pull” traffic paradigm
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
IIoT and IoT
IIoTConnected IndustrialMedium/highcost
assets(Aka EnterpriseIoT)
IoTConnected low-cost end-points(Aka Cosumer
IoT)
Reactiveness
Cost
VehiclesUpto$750BilllionAutonomous driving,condition-based maintenance
CitiesUpto$1.7TrilllionEnergysaving,publichealth,traffic
Logistics andNavigationUpto$750Billlion
OfficesUpto$150BilllionSecurity, energy
RetailUpto$1.2TrilllionAutomated checkout
HomeUpto$150BilllionAutomation&security
WorksitesUpto$930BilllionOperationsoptimizationsSecurity/safety
FactoriesUpto$3.7TrillionOperationsoptimizationsHealth/safety
HumansUpto$1.6TrillionHealth,Wellness, Fitness
McKinsey GlobalInstitute,By2025,IoT applications could have $11Trillion impact,July 2015
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
IIoT is nothing new We have been connecting smart industrial devices for decades
IIoT is no longer only a IT "wiring problem” – we need data
– Industries recognizing the value of data flowing across departments
Integration does not happen just between systems on the plant floor but involves corporate, customer, and partnersFrom proprietary/specialized technologies to open standards
– Remember the “field bus war”– migration from proprietary solutions to horizontal
standards, common IoT Framework, eco-system of tech partners, consortia
Proprietary SystemsVendor Centric Stand-alone player
End-to-End open SystemsIndustry open standardsCollaborative partner ecosystems
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
IoT is a Multi-Dimensional Problem/Technology
Connectivity Data AnalyticsThings
SECURITY
RELIABILITY/ROBUSTNESS
SensorHW/SW What pipestousetogetdata
ManagementPlatform
How/Wheretostore/usedata
How/Wheretoprocess data
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Strategic Investment Areas: perception of importance
Money is going to platforms, cloud-based systems, connectivityONWorld/ISASurvey,Nov.2016- 180industrialendusers,systemsintegrators,andserviceproviders
Percentageof“important”responses
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
The “Things”
IT/OT check list:What do you need to sense?What constraint you have on:
– Flexibility/Programmability– Integration/size/design– Budget– H&M interfaces
Things
SeparationofApplication andHardwareControl
Source:http://www.tron.org/seminar/on-the-web-seminar/chap-2/
Click Touch Speak JustbehaveMixed/VirtualReality
1980 2000 2010 2015 2020?
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
IT/OT Check list: – What is the network size– Mobile or Fixed Nodes– Any service QoS constraint
(throughput, latency)?– The “integration issue”– Any budget?
IoT Connectivity Connectivity
ONWorld/ISASurvey,Nov.2016- 180industrialendusers,systemsintegrators,andserviceproviders
62%80%
48%20%
20142016
Nowireless
Somewireless
Wiredconnectivity(Ethernet,fieldbustechnology,etc.)isjustfineforIIoT butwirelessisonthehype
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
The “Wireless” Race to the (Industrial) Smart Object
Mobile Cellular NetworksRAN and CN evolution
Field Network
Backend Servers
Backhauling Network
PLC
WiFi
Ethernet
3G/4G
Field Network
Backend ServersRadio Access Network Core Network
SGW
MME
PGW
PCRF
IoT-Dedicated OperatorsLongRange Low Power networks
HotSpotsNetworksShortRange +backhauling
Wi-FiHaLow
ZigBee,Z-WaveWirelessHART,ISA100,WI-SUN
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Facts and Trends
Gateway-based interoperability solutions still at the topShift towards an all-IP communication is continuing (slowly)Focus on ecosystems, alliances and interoperability
Mission• Advocateforopenstandards• Influencestandarddevelopment• Createtestbedforspecificverticals
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
5G is coming to Industry
Industry-compliant 5G nice features: – mmWave access, Massive MIMO – Network Densification– Slicing– Mobile Edge Computing (MEC)
Enabled/Boosted Applications– Immersive reality/virtual reality– Autonomous vehicles – Collaborative Robotics
28 partners
11 endorsers
41 usecases
Largestpre-commercial5GtrialinEuropePOLIMIisthemainacademicpartnerSeveralUseCasesonI4.0andIoT
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Connectivity is not enough!
• IIoT is about data sensed and transmitted from objects
• The “real” goal is to develop services/applications to gather, manage and use such data
• You need “tools” to ease up your life along the way -> IoTplatforms (+50% platform offer since 2014)
• Device management: connect devices to the cloud, configure devices, update firmware, monitor devices…
• Data management: store and retrieve data, manage events, visualize and share data
• Data analysis / automation: statistical analysis, data mining, machine learning, etc…
• Security/Privacy
IoT Platform
Devices Connectivity
Cloudservices
SystemIntegrator&
OEM
Application
ThingWorxPlatform
Application
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Data and Analytics
IT/OT Check List– How much data?– Where to store it?– What is the feedback?– What is the needed reactiveness?
Consolidation of Cloud-based Big Data-Enabled solutions– Stream Analytics
Emergence of Edge Clouds and Fog Computing– Extremely low latency calls for cloud “closer to the ground”
• Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) for cellular networks• Edge clouds and Fog Computing
Integration of advanced Machine Learning and AI– Predictive analytics
Data Analytics
IOT @ DEIB
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Dipartimento di Elettronica, Informazione e Bioingegneria
§ 6research lines§ >200professors and
researchers§ 750people (900withCefriel and
spinoff)§ 15M€/year fromresearch
contracts/projects§ 35patents/year
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Dipartimento di Elettronica, Informazione e Bioingegneria
Automatica BioingegneriaElettrica Elettronica InformaticaTelecomunicazioni
Connectivity Data AnalyticsThings
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Industria 4.0 at DEIB
Web Site: https://www.i40.deib.polimi.it/• Upcoming events• Events material• Overview DEIB Competences• Contacts
Linkedin Group• Web Site Reflector• Agile discussion and contacts
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
IoT Lab
Joint Lab with Management, Design and Energy Departments
Focus on applied research• IoT custom solution design and
prototyping• IoT Technology Assessment• Proof of Concept Realization
www.iotlab.it
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
FOOD & PACKAGING INDUSTRY:
cohaerentia
DIAGNOSTIC OF HARSH ENVIRONMENTS
OR INACCESSIBLE SPOTS
NO POWERING & MAINTENANCE ISSUES
MINIMAL INVASIVE
VERSATILE & COST-EFFECTIVE
IMMUNITY TO EM INTERFERENCE
REAL-TIME MONITORING OF PAPER SQUEEZEROLLER CONTACT PRESSURE (RUBBER WEAR),TEMPERATURE, BEARING MECHANICALVIBRATIONS & DRIVING MOTOR POWERCONSUMPTION.
FIBER OPTIC SENSORS FOR INDUSTRIAL PLANT SMART DIAGNOSTIC
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Wireless cloud platform for industrial monitoring & controlWiSyLab
• The wireless cloud is a self-contained dense network of air-interacting devices to augment the communication/sensingcapability of industry-standard wireless systems (e.g.,WirelessHART).
• It combines low-level (PHY/MAC) cooperative networkingwith distributed processing, to support low-latency datadelivery and augmented sensing functions.
Cloud-assisted Industrial IoT
CloudAccessNode(CA)
CloudNode(CN)
WirelessCloudNetwork
HostStationSensor/
Actuator
TSCHnetwork(WirelessHART
)
Dual-RATcloudnode
ESTplantoil&gasrefineryENI
GW 1
GW 3 GW 2GW 4
ACR
GWCE
Railway signaling andcontrol
Smartmeternetwork
IdroLabtestingpowerplantENEL
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Intelligent Internet-of-Things and Cyber-Physical SystemsWireless Embedded System Lab (WemSy Lab)
Self-awareness
Self-Diagnosis
Reliability
Adaptation
IntelligentProcessing of
PhysicalSensing
CognitiveMechanisms forActuationand
ControlIntelligentIoT andCyber-
PhysicalSystems
Self-healing
RockCollapse andLandslide Forecasting
EnvironmentalandStructuralHealthMonitoring
LeakandFaultDetectioninWaterDistributionNetworks
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
A Battery-free Internet of Things
Harvest energy from the ambient!– Forget about batteries!– Reduces maintenance
Challenge: enable transiently-powered operation as devices shutdown and reboot unpredictablyHarvOS: system support for transiently-powered embedded computing
– Unmodified source code– Near-optimal performance
Use light as a communication media!– No RF interference– Leverage existing infrastructure
Challenge: enable VLC 𝜇W powerScatterlight: battery-free hand gesture sensing using VLC
– Best Paper Award @VLCS2017WearableVLC: dynamically switchingbetween low-power and high-throughput VLC
– Obtains Wi-Fi throughput at Bluetooth energy
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
ExtremeFlexibility
A smart device can be used (andreused) for several processesmanaged by differentorganizations
Easyconfiguration16/02/2018, 15*02
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Smart device configuration issemi-automatically derivedfrom the existing processmodels
Resilience
Smart devices does notrequire a stable connectionand is fault-tolerant
Multi-party multi-modal logistics process monitoringInformation Systems Lab
Severalpartiescanmanagethegoods
Severalmeansoftransportationcanbeused
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Wheredataaregatheredand,afterprocessed,consumed
TheEdgeWheredataareprocessedandstored
TheCloud
Scalability
Reliability
Latency
Security
Compliance
StoreAcquire
ConsumeDismiss
Coversallthephasesofthedatamanagementlife-cycle
DITASPlatformenablesbothdataand
computationmovement
ContinuumbetweentheEdgeandtheCloud
Fog
Enhanced data management in Fog ComputingInformation Systems Lab
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Collaborazioni Industria/Accademia
§ LacomplessitàdegliscenariassociatiaIndustria4.0imponeunasemprepiùfortesinergiatraindustriaericerca.
§ Èdiestremaimportanzaladiffusionedellaconoscenzasullepotenzialitàdellenuovetecnologie,inparticolareperlePMI
§ Eventicomequellodioggihannoproprioquestoscopo
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
Quali forme di collaborazione
Ricercaetrasferimentotecnologico§ Offrirestageetirociniaglistudenti§ OspitaretesidiLaureaMagistrale§ SeguireunProjectWork§ Finanziareunaborsadidottorato§ Acquisireidirittid’usodiunbrevetto§ Stipulareuncontrattodiricercaconun
Dipartimento§ Stipulareunaccordoquadroconil
Politecnico
Formazione§ Partecipareauncorsodiformazione§ Richiedereunprogrammadiformazione
personalizzato
I4.0@DEIB - Internet of Things – 23 Febbraio 2018
The industry 4.0 national plan and the new competence centers
§ Thecallforthenewcompetence centersinIndustry4.0 isopen
§ POLIMIisgoingtoapply§ Mainfocuswillbeondigital
manufacturing (digitalintegrationoftheproduction,fromtheconcepttothemarket)
Grazie!