OSGi World Congress 2002

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Dr. Susan Schwarze,
Marketing Director
Board Member, OSGi
Benefits of the OSGi-Solution
for Manufacturers and
Service Providers

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Overview
 Current Results of the OSGi-Alliance
 Different Markets – Different Solutions
 Requirements Telematics
 TOP-IQ
 Requirements Smart Home / Health Care
 Service Aggregator Telefònica
 InterComponentWare
 InHaus Duisburg
 BSH
 Why OSGi?
 Why ProSyst?

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Current Results of OSGi
 Ready for the professional market
 „Global Player Commitment“ offers investment security
 Open and worldwide accepted standard
 Integration platform for business and billing models
 Interoperability (manufacturer, service provider, end-consumer)
 Innovative service-based revenues

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Different Markets - Different solutions
ProSyst Suites
 Smart Home
 Infotainment/Telematics
 Mobile Devices
 Additional Applications

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Some Customers and Partners

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Requirements - Telematics
 Facilitating remote maintenance and diagnostics
 Enhanced life-cycle management (manufacturers)
 Open for future communication standards
 Secure communication network
 Versatile systems:
 Extra-insight information: Fulfil client and operator information
about the whereabouts, conditions, security etc.
 Efficient use of transport means (off-board navigation, additional
load-supplier, garage etc.)
 Stimulate the driver/truck to abide by traffic regulations (speed,
driving times, emissions etc.)
 Driver entertainment

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Customer
Architecture Eureka – TOP-IQ
GSM / GPRS

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Project Objectives – TOP-IQ
On-board computing for luxury cars and trucks
 Enabling services, such as
 Online navigation
 Traffic information/Realtime planning
 Trailer management/Tracking and Tracing of Cargo
 Breakdown and emergency assistance
 Online Payment for transshipments
 Floating Car Data Collection
 Brokerage platform for different services by third parties etc.
 Driver entertainment
 Duration: 04/01-04/03
 Prototype shown at IAA Commercial Vehicles, 09/02
 Expected selling of OBC: 2003

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Members – TOP-IQ
 Groeneveld Groep
 Project leader
On-board-computer, wireless communication, man-to
-machine interface, user applications
 Elemaster S.P.A.
 Mother-board, small size, high package density, backwards
compatibility, Ball Grid Array (BGA) technology
 Esmertec
 JBed: combination of real-time operating system with JVM
 ProSyst Software
 mBedded Server: OSGi-certified platform, small footprint,
universal hardware support

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Requirements - Smart Home/Health Care
 State-of-the-art
 Secure communication network
 Ease of installation and management
 Enhanced life-cycle management (manufacturers)
 Remote maintenance and diagnostics,Tele-Services
 Service providers and operators
 Innovative services upon consumer request
 Energy saving options
 Food delivery upon fridge-request,
 Interconnection of devices (mobile, TV, entrance,
washing machine etc.)
 Remote Security
 Home Care

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Telefònica - Architecture – Hogar.es
Corporate systems (provision,
activation, billing, failure
management, etc.)
Automatization network
Entertainment Network
Data Network
Residential
Consumers
Gatewaymanagementinterface
Servicesaggregationinterface
Corporative systems interface
Service
Providers
UNED
University/
Telefonica
Hospital
Clínico San
Carlos I /
Telefonica
Telefónica
Services:
Home Care
E-learning
Surveillance,
Multimedia,
Information
...
Service Aggregator

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 OSGi-based infrastructure
 Development of a set of services, related to
 Home care/Health care
 Home control
 Surveillance
 e-learning
 Information services
 Entertainment etc.
 Provisioning of advanced services via Residential
Gateway Platform
 Field trials starting 11/02
Project Objectives - Hogar.es

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APPLICATION: LIFESENSOR CONNECTOR
• LifeSensor = Interactive Health record
• LifeSensor Connector = software used for
data transmission between medical
devices and LifeSensor
• LifeSensor Connector is based on
ProSyst‘s mBedded Server technology
DB
WWW
WWW
GSM
LifeSensor Database
LifeSensor® Connector
InterComponentWare AG

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LIFESENSOR CONNECTOR - FEATURES
• Bi-directional data
transmission for
configuration & measurement
data
• Encrypted storage and data
transmission
• Automatic installation and
update capabilities
• Online and offline working
modes, including dialer
• Automatic network settings
detection
• Automatic fault detection and
repair
• Different platforms (PC,
Pocket PC) supported
InterComponentWare AG

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inHaus Duisburg
Intelligent House Center Duisburg, Germany (2001-2005)
www.inhaus-duisburg.de
inHaus-1
 laboratory for acceptance and usability test under real living
conditions
 Residential home
 Networked garden (watering, lighting)
 Networked car (connected to Residential Home)
inHaus-2
 technical testing of prototypes and new products,
testing of tele-services, such as tele-maintenance
 Investigation of consumer requirements, such as lifestyle,
ergonomics, comfort, healthcare, security systems, interior
design etc.

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PC Sicherheit
Thermostat
Telefon
weiße Ware Geräte
Warmwasser
Heizungssystem
Licht
Audio / Video
Steckdosen
Verbrauchs-
Netzwerk-
Controller
Drahtlos-
Meßgeräte
Bedieneinheiten
Service-Platforms
in the Internet, e.g.
Telehome Platform DT
Integrated internal
building networks
External Networks Internet
Satellite
RF/wireless
Copper
Coax
Optical Fiber
Residential
Gateway
Wasser Bad
Inhaus-1: laboratory/living
conditions
Inhaus-2: workshop
inHaus Duisburg - architecture

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Scenarios: InHaus Duisburg
 „conNecT-Passat“
 Communication between Car and Residental Home
(Bluetooth/WAP/GPS cell-phone)
 Music download from home stereo to Car stereo
 Turn on heating while driving home ...
 Development of special application packages
 Home-shopping and -working
 Remote Security and Surveillance
 Home-Care for elderly and sick people
 Expected first package selling Q2, 2003
 Comfort:
 Telemetering of electricity, gas and water
 Remote control, maintenance and diagnostics
 Intelligent bathtub filling via personalized remote script
 Connection to repair service/authorized tradesman

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Roll Out - BSH
Bosch and Siemens Hausgeräte (BSH)
 Q2 / 2003 – Appliance resellers showcase
BSH Smart@Home solution
 OSGi-gateway, based on ProSyst
 Q3 / 2003 – BSH Smart@Home solution
available for consumers
 Installation via plug&play
 Integrates different types of appliances (kitchen,
lighting, HVAC, ...)
 Remote control of home appliances
 Faster manufacturer support

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Service Providers & Manufacturers
 Broad acceptance - Standardisation
 low development costs
 Integration platform for business and billing models
 Innovative service-based revenues
 Security (Java, Permission Admin, User Admin etc.)
 Enhanced life-cycle management for devices
 Open for future developments
 Remote management
 Connection between WAN & LAN
 Openness, Modularity, 3rd party use
 One single gateway – various services
 Services and Drivers added/removed on demand
 Services configurable to meet customers needs
Why OSGi?

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 Customer-focussed
 Best Support
 Fast Professional Services, Technology Transfer
 Time-to-market
 Cost-reduction
 Professional Technology
 mBS:
 Reliable, secure, small footprint
 Broadest variety of service packages (including security package)
and tested platforms
 mPRM:
 Modular, secure, scalable (management of unlimited number of
gateways)
 Configurable system (existing back-end systems, such as billing,
CRM, ERP ...; optional communication with application servers
via J2EE connector architecture)
Why ProSyst?

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For further information please contact us!
ProSyst Software AG
Dürener Straße 405
D-50858 Cologne, Germany
Tel. +49 221 6604-0
Fax +49 221 6604-660
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