Pervasive Wireless Solutions © Copyright IBM Corporation 2004 IBM La Gaude Smart Home / Intelligent Building Jean-Michel Corrieu IBM Europe Technical Manager Pervasive Wireless Solutions

INTRODUCTION – Status & Perspectives SMART HOME / INTELLIGENT BUILDING Solution Approach Services Open Standards Solution Architecture AGENDA

Pervasive Wireless Solutions Smart Houses for the 21st Century by Neil Scott, July 1998

Pervasive Wireless Solutions 19th Cenrury Elementary tasks based on Human Capability & Flexibility Smart Home Perspective.... a new kind of service delivery environment providing value to the consumer 20th Century Functional System Integration makes life easier 21st Century Integration of comprehensive Living Environment Infotainment Health care

Pervasive Wireless Solutions Digital Video surveillance Access control Intrusion detection Fire alarm Alarms management Intelligent building Perspective.... any device (Smart Machine) becomes a Point for Service Delivery to the enterprises Energy / Inventory …. Management

Pervasive Wireless Solutions Key DRIVER : Broadband Connectivity & Communicating Devices Broadband connectivity -City Wide Broadband : Cable/DSL, -3GTelephony rollout starting (integrate the data) -WiFi deployment -Wimax is announced

Pervasive Wireless Solutions Number of Global Data Communicating Devices ( in Millions ) Communicating Digital Devices = Smart Machines Key DRIVER Communicating data devices 2004 = 2.4 billion 2008 = 23 billion 2012 = 1 trillion

Pervasive Wireless Solutions Perspectives Status -Increasing needs -Key enablers (devices, networks, standards...) Business Interest -Telecom -Government -Industry

Pervasive Wireless Solutions The IBM Solution powers the Service Aggregator Model Government Services Infotainment Services Automated Meter Reading Appliance Maintenance Security Services Health care Services Providers « The aggregator has extraordinary business opportunities A Strategic Question : Who will be the aggregator? Dr.Michael Hammer September 1999 in The Internet and the Real Economy » Service Aggregator

Pervasive Wireless Solutions Home Office HomeControl Different Networks Security Services Provider Firewall Aggregation & Management Platform Subscriber, Service and Device Management Notification Server Family Portal Secure Tunnel Entertainment/ Gaming Internet Services Webpad Internet Access Gateway Service Offering Access from any Web Terminal e.g. access from office or via PDA/WAP phone Overall IBM Solution Architecture A Platform for Services Aggregator OSGi Service Gateway SERVICE PLATFORM

Pervasive Wireless Solutions IBM Value Business Options by Industries Solution Design and Deployment Prototyping in IBM LaGaude IBM Components Partner ecosystem Promotion of Open Standards

Pervasive Wireless Solutions Thank You

Pervasive Wireless Solutions The Two Basic Building Blocks The Service Gateway : The Central Access Point to a " smart machines " site It is an OSGi (*) Service Platform GW between the in-building network(s) and the internet Give access to different local (in building) networks (wireless, Power lines, …) Integrates and abstracts the service components through OSGI Services Includes – Router / Server and Firewall functions Several vendors ( Arcom, C.P. tech, … ) The Service Operators Platform : A " Service Store " accessed via a Portal where the consumer can manage Home Services: Local Access (Smart Home) or remote (Through Internet) User & Service Subscription and CRM Service Provisioning / Management and Billing User Authentication & authorization User Notification Service Devices and Service Gateway Management (*) OSGi : Open Services Gateway Initiative

Pervasive Wireless Solutions OSGi => Open Services Gateway initiative Consortium of > 80 companies Objective is to define an infrastructure for offering services from wide area networks to local area networks Easy and open architecture for installation and management of services Source: OSGi

Pervasive Wireless Solutions OSGi … => it is a Java-based framework. Independence of application types Interaction between services Security functions Support for different local network technologies Simplicity -> Easy-to-use for developers Source: OSGi IBM OSGi Implementation IBM Service Management Framework (SMF) Tooling : WebSphere Studio SMF Bundle Development Kit JAVA VM Framework BUNDLE (Application) OSGI SERVICE FRAMEWORK