The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Successful Residential Sensing Deployments Timothy W. Hnat, Vijay Shrinivasan, Jiakang Lu, Tamim I. Sookoor, Raymond Dawson,

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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Successful Residential Sensing Deployments Timothy W. Hnat, Vijay Shrinivasan, Jiakang Lu, Tamim I. Sookoor, Raymond Dawson, John Stankovic, and Kamin Whitehouse 1

Sensing in Homes 2 Medical Monitoring Home Automation Energy Management People spend 65% of time in their homes

Sensing in Homes 3 Extreme EnvironmentsIndoors is hard too! Photo courtesy of: Jan Beutel

Sensing in Homes 4  1200 sensors  Over 20 homes  Up to 1 year/home Difficulty #Sensors #Sensors < #Outlets #Sensors > #Outlets

Sensing in Homes 5  1200 sensors  Over 20 homes  Up to 1 year/home Difficulty #Sensors #Homes < #Researchers #Homes > #Researchers #Homes

Sensing in Homes 6  1200 sensors  Over 20 homes  Up to 1 year/home Difficulty #Sensors #Days < ~1 month #Days > ~1 month #Homes#Days

Outline  Deployment Overview  Reliability and Failure Analysis  A Hitchhiker’s Guide 7

Deployments Overview 8

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Our Deployments 11 Deployment # Homes Weeks Motion Object Use Door Heights Wearable Tracking Light Switch Power (Plugs) Power (Circuits) Power (Mains) Water Mains Custom Thermostat Active Register Light/Temp Humidity A B C D E F G H I J

Outline  Deployment Overview  Reliability and Failure Analysis  A Hitchhiker’s Guide 12

Fault Analysis 13 … Time Sensors

Failure Analysis 14

Fault Analysis 15 Power Outage Time Sensors … Sensor-Days – down time × number of sensors

Fault Analysis 16 Reinstall Hard drive failure Sub-system failure Plug disconnections

Outline  Deployment Overview  Reliability and Failure Analysis  A Hitchhiker’s Guide 17

Homes are Not a Power Panacea  outlets per house  Long wires  2.3x more down time than batteries  More maintenance calls 18

Homes Have Poor Connectivity  Wireless connectivity  Power line communications  Wires  180bit/s  5 min polling rate 19 Exploiting Home Automation Protocols for Load Monitoring in Smart Buildings

Homes are Hazardous Environments  Children  Mobile objects  Roomba  Guests and cleaning services 20

Homes are Remote Environments  Minimize installation time  Scout  Lab assembly and configuration  Checklists 21

Expect Limited User Participation  Button Tracking  Wearable Tracking  Self-reporting  Surveys 22

Aesthetics Matter in Homes  Disappear into the woodwork  Leave no trace  No LEDS at night  Noise 23

Simplify the Architecture 24

Similar Work  Infrastructure-based  Neural Network House, Aware-Home, MavHome, PlaceLab  Infrastructure-less  Tapia, Cook, Kasteren  Lessons Learned  Edwards and Grinter – 7 challenges  “Hitchhiker’s guides for WSN deployments” 25

Summary  AC Power is not abundant or reliable  Wireless connectivity is worse than expected  Unexpected environmental hazards  Houses are remote environments  User participation is limited  Aesthetics are important  COTS are a double-edged sword 26

Thank You Any questions? 27

Root Failures Root CauseHouse GHouse HHouse IHouse J Sensing sub-system Gateway Down Plug Disconnected Battery Dead Wireless Link Loss Internet Down Power Outage