Do-it-Yourself Smart Experiences Realising the Internet of Things Ecosystem

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1 Do-it-Yourself Smart Experiences Realising the Internet of Things Ecosystem Co-summit 2012, October 2012, Paris Marc Roelands, Alcatel-Lucent, Bell Labs Billions of connected devices pervade live M2M evolves to Internet of Things (IoT) 1

2 Towards future cloud services acting upon virtual shadows of people & things? Future-2020 study by Forbes & Barriers to the Smart Environment Participation is Key understand behavior? Participatory Sensing Fukushima, Japan 2.0 privacy & trust? reuse devices? DIY 2

3 DiY Smart Experiences March 2009 December 2011 BUILD an Open Platform & Marketplace TO Enable the Masses TO Share & Control Own Creations IN Smart Things Environments 5 countries 40 partners ( Industry, SMEs, Research ) DiYSE project approach & results 3

4 Getting to the Right Technology Looking into People s Creative Minds Concept of IoT App? What drives DiY in IoT? Creation Process? Developer View? DiYSE Manifesto System design choices Critical Steps for the Internet of Things Creation Cycle Install + Connect Sense Create Execute Source Logic Ext. Service Sink Overall Challenge Proof concept of end-to-end ecosystem live online! 4

5 Critical Step 1 Install and Connect sensors and devices Challenge: Wide, heterogeneous range of devices Connect any device! Wireless Sensor Network topologies Low-footprint sensor nodes Sensor Gateway Enhancement Smartphone TV and app-specific sensors Open Device API Critical Step 2 Sense meaningful info from sensor data Challenge: Extract & Attach Meaning to Live Data for use in IoT Apps Transformation scripts for sensor data Gestures Faces Keywords Semantic Tagging 5

6 Critical Step 3 Create many IoT applications fast and easy Challenge: Programming Paradigms for users & programmers Public Platform Domain-specific Tools Home Music Marketplace Video Critical Step 4 Execute data-intensive apps reliably Challenge: Many Apps process Much Data Real-time Scalable Efficient Smart Deployment on Distributed Component Architecture Secure deployment on Contiki device OS Source Logic Ext. Service Sink 6

7 10 CUO, Leuven, Belgium 12 STARLab, Brussels, Belgium Supported by Live, Online, End-to-End Co-Creation SenseTale + partner building blocks Research Partners create (basic and smart) Senses Install + Connect Sense Create Participants install their own devices choose Senses create their own apps share apps online Social Sharing & Marketplace Execute Device Partners define Device Types System is hosted online Research Community Dissemination World-wide & Cross-project Workshops 200+ Disseminations (peer-reviewed papers, journals, books, presentations, events) 13 The DiY Smart Experiences Project 4 Enabling the Masses to Become Creative in Smart Spaces Orienting user creation in the IoT, in the context of the ITEA2 DiYSE project A European endeavour removing barriers for user-generated Internet of Things applications Marc Roelands, Laurence Claeys, Marc Godon, Marjan Geerts, Mohamed Ali Feki, Lieven Trappeniers Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, Antwerp, Belgium Synopsis Marc Roela nds 1, Johan Plomp 2, Diego Casado Mansilla 3, Juan R. Velasco 3, Ismail Salhi 4, Gyu Myoung Lee 5, N oel Crespi 5, Filipe Vinci dos Santos 6, Julien Vachaudez 6, Frédéric Bettens 6, Joel Hanqc 6, Carlos Valderrama 6, N ilo Menezes 7, Alexandre Girardi 7, Xavier Ricco 7, Mario Lopez- Ramos 8, N icolas Dumont 8, Iván Corredor 9, Miguel S. Familiar 9, José F. Martínez 9, Vicente Hernández 9, Dries De Roeck 10, Christof van N imwegen 10, Leire Bastida 11, Marisa Escalante 11, Juncal Alonso 11, Quentin Reul 12, Yan Tang 12 Robert Meersman 12 1 Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs, Antwerp, Belgium 2 VTT, Helsinki, Finland 3 UAH, Madrid, Spain 4 ENSIE, France 5 Institut Telecom SudParis, Paris, France 6 UMONS, Mons, Belgium In this chapter we present a first analysis towards the enablement of mass creativity in the Internet-of-Things (IoT), potentially leading to a wide range of new tangible, interactive applications that leverage the fundamental new possibilities of an emerging Web of Things. With the societal phenomenon of Do-it-Yourself (DiY) as an important source of inspiration for drivers, we explore three architecturally orienting enabling conceptsthat can form the basis for new creation paradigms in such smart spaces. From this exploration process, we discuss results of first experimental grounding of these concepts. This Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs work is part of the European ITEA2 project 08005, DiY Smart Experiences (DiYSE) [1], conducted by 40 partners from 7 European countries. The meaning of Do- it- Yourself in the network society From the societal practice of Do-it-Yourself (DiY) a lot of drivers and adoption models can be derived that may be applicable for similar people-driven creation in an Internet-of-Things world. In this section we first look broadlyat DiY as a cultural practice, and discuss some core characteristics. After that, we make the transposition to what this may imply for application creation and for context-aware 7 Multitel asbl, Mons, Belgium 8 Thales, Paris, France 9 UPM, Madrid, Spain Beyond DiYSE, what is next? 11 ESI, Bilbao, Spain Synopsis Thursday, January 19 th 2012 from 10:00 to 18:00 Telecom ParisTech 46, rue Barrault PARIS (Amphitheater Saphir) In this chapter we discuss the wide range of challenges in usergenerated Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications, as being worked on 7 breakthrough European projects (ITEA2, FP7 and Artemis) will be presented and discussed in depth: future evolution and needs in the Internet of Things.! 7

8 Exploitation in the IoT business context Stakeholder buy-in in a Multi-sided IoT Co-Creation Model Service Provider Developer Community User Community Multi-sided Co-creation Platform Device Manufacturer Platform Operator Retail 8

9 M2M / IoT Market Second Wave Ecosystem & platform are crucial Crowd sourcing is natural evolution for whole tail 290 B$ M2M/IoT market by 2017 Wide Device Range Many App Domains High Customization Many Partnerships brings cost-effective ecosystem solution A few industrial M2M money makers today Device innovators push consumer market Telecom Carrier & Enterprise Market New M2M-IoT Service Creation Solutions DiYSE spin-off M2M Portfolio Demos to Customers Live in European City Labs! Module (TCM) M2M Platform e-health Metering product 9

10 Device Market New Device Apps-Creation Solutions JointSPACE for open ecosystem of Smart TV apps and services Android IoT control hub for home, surveillance, video, and more Novel GUI concepts for home automation solution Simius sensor solution commercialised Domain-specific Solutions with Smartly Created Interaction SymbolChat commercialisation extended for assisted living Natural Interaction software ( for sound creation and public interactive music installations 10

11 DiY Smart Experiences Conclusion Proof points for Real IoT Co-creation Ecosystem grounded in extensive user research demonstrated in a live, online co-creation system connecting many partners and enthusiasts many relevant IoT technology improvements Results Impact Industry solutions for consumers, enterprises and for M2M third-party ecosystem Further Big Data and Cognition research empowered by project foundations Fruitful European Cooperation Thank you for your attention 11