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Infrastructure for IOT - Yen Choi

Infrastructure for IOT - Yen Choi

First talk at v2.1, held on Saturday, February 18, 2017.

Hardware Lagos

February 18, 2017
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  1. WHO IS YEN Co-Founder, Group CTO, Netcom Africa – Regional

    Internet and Managed Service Provider Board Member & Chair of Technical Committee Nigerian Internet Exchange Point Board Member, Fibersat.com – High Throughput Communications Satellite over Africa Advisor to ◦ Ignitia.se – Hyper Accurate Weather for Agrictulture and O&G ◦ Spacefab.us – Exponential Space Manufacturing and astronomy telescope ◦ coolpeds.us – electric personal mobility products Principal, 100groundnut.com – Business incubator and Angel Investor
  2. What is IOT We already have cameras, cars, fuel tanks,

    homes and other things connected to the Internet These devices automate systems for us, allow us to communicate easier and collect data for us IOT is already HERE “Information is a great way to reduce waste and increase efficiency, and that’s what the Internet of Things provides” Keving Ashton – “Father of the IOT”
  3. Explosion of IOT has not even started The number of

    connected devices are about to explode We have just crossed the line where there are more connected devices than people 8 11 15 18 22 28 35 42 50 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Billions of IOT Connections (Source: Cisco) Cisco Predicts the market size will be $19 Trillion by 2025
  4. Africa is far behind = opportunities Africa = Nigeria +

    South Africa + Kenya + Rest of Africa 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45% Asia Europe North America Latin America Africa Oceana Percentage of M2M Connections Source: GSMA
  5. Market Sectors 1. Healthcare 2. Utilities 3. Retail 4. Logistics

    5. Transportation 6. Manufacturing 7. Security 8. Education 9. Entertainment
  6. Free IOT Sensors and Gateways? Crowdsensing – using smartphones Sensors

    ◦ Camera – Eyes ◦ Audio – Ears ◦ Accelerometers – Speed ◦ GPS – Location ◦ Gyroscope – Movement ◦ Compass – Direction ◦ Proximity – Closeness ◦ Ambient Light – “Eyes” ◦ And more…
  7. IOT Infrastructure 1/5 Platforms The gap between the device sensors

    and data networks is filled by an IoT Platform. IoT Platform connects the data network to the sensor arrangement and provides insights using backend applications to make sense of plethora of data generated by hundreds of sensors. Suite of components that enable developers to deploy apps FAST
  8. IOT Infrastructure 2/5 Mobile networks/access technologies Mobile operators provide access

    via 3G/ LTE and sometimes 2G ◦ MTN, Glo, Etisalat, Airtel Gateways can communicate to end devices via Zigbee, Wifi, Bluetooth ◦ Specific profile of power usage, bandwidth, range •Wifi •2G/3G/LTE •Bluetooth •Zigbee Device •ISP Fiber / DSL •3G/4G/LTE •Satellite Gateway IOT Backend
  9. Access technologies comparison Not a one solution fits all Need

    to pick the right one for the right application Device Cost Throughput WIFI 3G/4G/ LTE Globalstat / Iridium Broadband VSAT GSM/SMS Usage Cost / MB WIFI 3G/4G/ LTE Globalstat / Iridium Broadband VSAT GSM/SMS
  10. IOT Infrastructure 3/5 Cloud solutions / storage & processing Data

    streams from multiple devices need to stored securely to be accessed and operated on
  11. IOT Infrastructure 4/5 Analytics Big Data is more than just

    data storage. Requires high performance analytics! Speed! Analytics is the single-one enabler of the VALUE of IOT E.g. Big guys: IBM, Oracle, SAP Pure play: Splunk, 1010data, Actian, Cloudera
  12. Data is wisdom Wisdom Understanding Knowledge Information Data More Important

    Less Important Evaluated Understanding Answers to HOW? Answers to WHO WHAT WHERE WHEN? Symbols and numbers Answers to WHY?
  13. IOT Infrastructure 5/5 Security Bad Security = Bad credibility of

    the product, solution, even the industry. Data Privacy misuse? IOT Hardware – Secure the devices, provisioning and connections IOT Solutions developer – Many times made up of many components and vendors. Secure the integration of components IOT Solution deployer – Once developed, it needs to be deployed IOT Solution operator – Monitoring, Upgrades, maintenance.
  14. IOT Security Example Example: DDOS from IP Cameras (Sep 2016)

    ◦ 620Gbps attack, with 1100 Gbps, then by a 901 Gbps attack (biggest one detected before by Akamai was 300 Gbps) ◦ Factory default usernames and passwords ◦ SSH and Telnet to gain Root ◦ Lesson learned: Security starts from the developer & manufacturer
  15. What have you learned? 1. Don’t start from scratch 2.

    Don’t buy single server 3. These platforms have almost all the pieces to prototype an IoT solution in a matter of days, even hours!
  16. Challenges in Nigeria 1. 2G Networks still used – be

    careful 2. Power Supply – PV trends 3. Backhaul – Coverage 4. Transition to IPv6
  17. What Next? Play with various IOT Platforms Get or build

    a device Start simple! Play with IFTTT Find a BIG Problem Solve a BIG Problem Prototype and Deploy!
  18. Yen’s IOT Predictions ◦ Connected devices will become the norm,

    unconnected devices are “useless” ◦ Devices will learn and listen and will make their own decisions ◦ Devices will predict what they should be doing ◦ Devices will gather a global collective intelligence and become faster and better at humans ◦ Devices will integrate with and into humans ◦ A connected human or a human like IoT device?