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    Introduction

    INTERNET OF THINGS
    Internet of Things (IoT)

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    A Few IoT Facts
    The phrase ‘Internet of Things’ was first used in 1999.
    First Article about IoT in 2004 from MIT researchers called I0 (Internet 0).

    Why it is important to our future?


    Optimistic prediction: 7 trillion wireless devices for
    7 billion people by 2020

    Does it exist now?


    growing rapidly…

    3
    Birth of IoT?

    4
    A Hyped Trend?
    Sensor cost is going down.

    And it’s not just sensors that is getting cheaper!


    A Hyped Trend?
    If we take a look at the cost of devices..

    IoT won’t go away anytime soon.


    Past 10 years

    Prohibitively expensive!
    Last 5 years
    Cheaper for adoption, easier to use.
    Current cost

    Much cheaper and it’s still going down!


    The cloud
    Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of
    computer system resources, especially data storage and
    computing power, without direct active management by
    the user.
    The term is generally used to describe data centers
    available to many users over the Internet

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    IR 4.0

    HTTPS://WWW.STUDYMALAYSIA.COM/EDUCATION/TOP-
    STORIES/THE-FOURTH-INDUSTRIAL-REVOLUTION-IR-4.0- 11
    AND-WHAT-IT-MEANS-FOR-STUDENTS-LIKE-YOU
    Smart Grid

    LoCal Project
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    Smart Utility Networks
    (SUNs)

    AMI and DA FAN Networks are evolving to become IPv6-enabled SUNs,


    which are an integral part of the IPV6 Smart Grid.

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    Smart Homes

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    Smart tangki
    Automatically monitors tank
    condition.
    Monitors tank water capacity.
    Refills the tank at midnight and
    stops at 5am.
    Synchronization with booster
    pump in low pressure condition.

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    Enabling Technologies
    Technologies needed:
    ◦ RFID
    ◦ Power for Sensors*
    ◦ Mobile and Smart phones
    ◦ Nanoscience and Miniaturization
    ◦ Smart Objects (intelligence) and Robotics
    ◦ M2M (Machine-to- Machine) communication
    ◦ Standardization* of communication, protocols, security
    ◦ IPv6*, 6LoWPAN, Zigbee

    Others
    ◦ Big Data
    ◦ The Cloud

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    Summary

    There is more than one vision for the Internet


    of Things.
    Many opportunities and challenges
    There is an open area for IoT research
    development

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