testIoT& Big Data

WHY ITS SO BIG

Feb 13, 2017 @ FIT

“…in retrospect it looks like the rapid growth of the World Wide Web may have been just the trigger charge that is now setting off the real explosion, as things start to use the Net.”

Neil Gershenfeld“When Things Start to

Think”

"In the next century, planet earth will don an electronic skin. It will use the Internet as a scaffold to support and transmit its sensations.

Neil Gross in Business Week

WHAT IS IOT?

Internet of Things (IoT)Internet of Everything

Internet Appliances

Industrial InternetSmart/Connected car, city, shoe,…

Web 3.0Ubiquitous Computing

WHAT IS IOT?

The Internetworking of physical devices / "connected devices" / "smart devices”

Embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and network

connectivity that enable these objects to collect and exchange dataAllows objects to be sensed and/or controlled remotely Creating opportunities for more direct integration of the physical world into computer-based systems

Improved efficiency, accuracy and economic benefit in addition to

reduced human interventionExpected to usher in automation in nearly all fields

WHY IT MATTERS

If everything / person / place generates fine-grained streams of information…

More information = larger the problems we can solve

We will see what could never be seen before

WHY IT MATTERS

THE BIG THEORYData on everything

Visibility over timePatterns

Reactive optimization

Smarter = faster, cleaner, healthier, safer

SCAL

E

HOW BIG IS IT?

20-50billionconnected devices by

2020

$6 trillionspent on IoT

In next 5 years

bottom line impacts

lowering costsincreasing productivity

new markets

GOV improving their citizens’

quality of life

$15Billion spenton smart home

2015

$2 trillionIndustrial impact

by 2020

Rides on 5G,

the next generation of wireless

50-100Connected devicesper smart home

$500B/ydriverless

market

$1 trillion/ySmart city

market

$100B/ysmartoffice

$2T/ysmart factory

WEA

RABL

ES

WEAR-ABLES GPS Buttons

Fingernails for gestures

Virtual assistants in contact lens

Power capture shoes

Emotion detection shirts

Health monitoring ear rings

TRANS-PORT

Fuel savings

Fatigue

No more crashes

TRANS-PORT

CON-TAIN-ERS

HOMEOFFICE

Smart vents

(SOLD OUT)

HOMEOFFICE

HOMEOFFICE

BIG (IOT) DATA

�IoT devices generate a

lot of data

�From many sources

�With a lot of diversity

�Over time

�All the time

BIG (IOT) DATA

�Massive storage�Flexible access

paradigms�Analytics�Pattern

recognition�Decision

automation

BIG (IOT) DATA

BIG (IOT) DATA

THE WARN-INGS

Security

Privacy

Fake data

The digital divide

Overcoming the creepy factor

Optimal everything, who is left behind

Always be yourself, unless you can be Batman,

then always be Batman.

Karl Seiler | PresidentPIVIT – TURN SMARTkarl@piviting.comPiviting.com@pivitguru