1. By:Shruthi Srinath 4JN03CS046 Under the guidance of Poornima K.M M.Tech., Lecturer, CS&E Dept

2. OVERVIEW NETWORKS-THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF THE INTELLIGENT HOME WHAT IS A HOME NETWORK? 3 TYPES OF HOME NETWORK NETWORK SERVICES FOR HOME INTELLIGENT HOME DELIVERABLES REQUIREMENTS CHALLENGES CONCLUSION REFERENCES

3. Networks Are the Building Blocks of the Intelligent Home Networks: Connecting media. Resource sharing. Information sharing..

4. Home networks. Home Networking is the collection of elements that process, manage, transport, and store information, enabling the connection and integration of multiple computing, control, monitoring, and communication devices in the home.

5. 3 types of home networks Audio Visual (A/V) – – TV, Stereo set,VCR,Camera,DVD Amenity – – Air conditioning – – Security – – Bathroom – – Health check Information – – Telephone, FAX, Internet(WWW,mail)

6. Audio Visual home network – – Network of A/V equipments Tuner, Camera, CD, DVD, Video tape CD Player, VCR, DVD Player Stereo set, TV Playback (broadcasting from source to end device)

7. Amenity home network Environment management for residence (Home automation) – – Air conditioning – – Security – – Bathroom – – Health check

8. Originates from telephone Telephone, Video-phone FAX, e-mail WWW, streaming Communication Information home network

9. Network Services for Home Work at Home Communication Services (Tel, FAX, Video Conference, Community, Chat) Contents Delivery (www, music, movie, software download) E-commerce (Shopping, Banking) Home Appliance Control (Air Conditioner, Bath) Entertainment (TV, VCR, Movie, Audio, Game) Education (Distance Learning) Medical (Doctor call, Care for handicapped or elder person) Home Security (Monitoring camera, Motion sensing, Door Lock, Alarm) Remote Control (Control from mobile terminals outside home) Remote Monitoring (Respond to visitor from outside home)

10. Progression Towards the Intelligent Home ‘Smart home’ – an intelligent home that would provide fully automated living, with multifunctional robots Automation has successfully conquered industry and working environments

11. Progression Towards the Intelligent Home With right computer program and necessary wiring your pc could become the brain of your home. “…the richer a person is, the more he is willing to pay for less benefit. Therefore, it is to be expected that the rich will be the early adopters of new technology…new technology can be used to ‘buy’ more free time.”

12. Progression Towards the Intelligent Home Technological improvements, reductions in the cost of manufacture and competition all help to reduce the cost Electric washing machine Introduced by the Hurley Machine Company, Chicago in 1907

13. Progression Towards the Intelligent Home Broadband communications: 50% of people in European households use broadband. Electrolux’s ‘Screenfridge’ : Users can surf the web Food management: recipes, how to handle foods, food storage TV, radio and connections for cameras Digital cookbook

14. Progression Towards the Intelligent Home Technology offers the potential to make life easier and more enjoyable; each new technology provides increased benefits. At the same time added complexities arise to increase our difficulty and frustration. The house of the future has engineered confines, presuming a digital lifestyle

15. Progression Towards the Intelligent Home Philips ‘Ambient project’

16. Progression Towards the Intelligent Home The project aims to create a future home resembling the house of the past and eradicating all the black boxes that feature in our homes today Example of contents: Audio system: trigger a song by humming the tune

17. Intelligent Home Deliverables S S ave money / conserve energy E nsure their personal/family safety People want to be entertained; it must be fun People want to feel connected, they want access to Information People want to be personally productive with their time People want convenience at all times of the day

18. Requirements Requirements Awareness Selection of technology with respect to application is required. Willingness to make home improvements Broadband services is reqiured.

19. Challenges Complexity Reliability household environment is a complex mass of wires (resolved by wireless network), confined spaces and uneven floors. Uncontrolled environment with humans interacting in the space A safe, powerful, portable power supply is needed

20. Conclusion Intelligent home networks provides a safer home, helps to conserve energy and makes life more enjoyable. Home network is a emerging system which will have an impact on our daily life Home networks require different technologies from LAN or Internet, and it provide home automation.

21. References www.dslforum.org Julie@ariadnecapital.com http://www.homeplug.com www.downes.ca http://www.nttcom.co.jp www.aeema.asn.com www.howstuffworks.com http://www.gohomessyn.com http://www.smarthome.com http://homepna.org http://www.upnp.org