1. A brief introduction to the IoT
@pierremetivier
Paris

3.  1988 Mark Weiser @MarkWeiser1952
Ubiquitous Computing  Ken Sakamura
 1999 Kevin Ashton @Kevin_Ashton
Internet of things
 The interconnection of uniquely identifiable
embedded computing devices within the
existing Internet infrastructure. - Wikipedia
3Wilgengebroed on Flickr

4.  When we embed connectivity in every day
objects.
 Every day objects we design with an
understanding of the web.
 Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino
@iotwatch
 Everything needed for people, computers
and things to create, exchange and act
upon digital data.
 @pierremetivier
4Wilgengebroed on Flickr

5.  A world of sensors
◦ « Wearables »
◦ Quantified self

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7.  A world of sensors
◦ « Wearables »
◦ Quantified self
◦ Connected objects
 Smart …. stuff

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www.ijenko.com/fr/solution/home-area-network/
www.erdfdistribution.fr/Linky/ www.nest.com/‎

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16. Internet of things
or
Intranets of things
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18. Connected object
₊ Sensor(s)
₊ Intelligence
₊ User Interface
₊ Power
₊ Connectivity
₊ Context
= Data (frequency, type, amount)
 People , computers and things can « act » upon.
 To inform, to decide, to share, to identify, to
authorise, to authentify, to launch, ….

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http://twelvemonkeyscompany.com/

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http://www.nfcnetstore.com

22. Connected
Object
Object Mobile
Sensors (***) (tag) ***
Intelligence *** ***
UI *** ***
Energy *** ***
Connectivity *** ***
Context ***

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Source NXP

24.  Sensor(s)
 Intelligence
 UI
 Power
 Connectivity
 Context
The smart phone
a key component of IOT

25.  The "remote control" of my environment
◦ Tags on objects
◦ When I want / "opt-in“
 My Internet of Things
 IOT cityzen
◦ Passive – Usage only
◦ Active - Participation
 Content and mobile sensors sharing
 Geolocation - passive / active
 Crowdsourcing
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Frugal Internet of things

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 Make – Do it yourself
 Arduino
 Raspberry Pi, Intel Galileo…

29.  Big Data - data generated by all the technologies from the
Internet (of things) – sensors (of all kind), mobile, WiFi, Beacon
/ BLE, ZigBee, RFID / NFC ...
 Let’s not forget the positive social impacts brought by data
analysis such as health (Tracking epidemics), energy, ecology,
disaster prevention,…
 Protect the citizen / consumer and its data.
 Privacy by Design
 PIA - Privacy Impact Assessment, data anonymization,
 Opt-in and Opt-out
 Inform / educate the citizen / consumer on all these subjects.
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30.  The Thread Group, AllSeen Alliance, IPSO
Alliance, the Open Interconnect Consortium,
RainRFID, …
 Google, Apple,…
 Steve Halliday “IOT Council" has listed 400
“standards” applicable to IOT
 There will not be one IOT standard.
 Standard(s) vs. APIs
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31. Domains
Commerce
Loisirs
Electronique
Santé
Services à la
personne
Administration
MobilesTélécoms
Informatique
Services
Robotique
Domotique
Energie
(Nanotechnologies)
Immotique
Géolocalisation
Temps réel
Réalité
Augmentée
Capteurs
Arduino
M2M
Code barre
QR code
Wi-Fi
NFC
IPv6
Zigbee
Dash*7
Open Data
Smart
Grids
Réseaux
Sociaux
ONS
Services
Technologies
Objects
EnOcean
Agriculture
Big Data
Ecologie
M2H
H2M
ZWave
Bluetooth
Whitespaces
RFID
Li-Fi
« Objects »
IP
Soi quantifié
Internet
GPS
2, 3 + 4G BCI
Smart Cities
UNB-FSFDMA
Raspberry Pi
MQTT
Crowd
sourcing
Transport
Evénements
Banques
Bâtiment
Media
Tourisme
Beacon
Energy harvesting

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A brief introduction to the IoT
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