1. IoT in Smart Cities Catherine Caruana-McManus catherine@giantideas.com.au

2. The IoT opportunity Potential global economic impact of IoT applications of $11.1 trillion (USD) per year in 2025. (McKinsey & Company 2015) $116 billion of potential upside to the Australian economy by 2025 6.4 billion internet-connected devices in 2016 20.8 billion by 2020.

3. Drivers of IoT Cost of internet-connected sensors is coming down Significant investment into IoT by vendors Major acquisitions e.g Google buys Nest Intel acquiring Basis Expanded internet connectivity High adoption of smartphones, tablets & “remotes” Stronger community awareness through wearables In Australia, Telstra LPWAN trial with City of Melbourne The global & connected citizen A global citizen is being part of a digitally connected world community & whose actions contribute to building this community’s values & practices.

4. Intelligent Asset Management Smart Grids & Energy Management EVs & Connected Vehicles Water Metering & Management Smart Living & Building Automation “You want to be able to monitor, measure, and control your assets… to gain better outcomes.” IoT in smart cities

5. Intelligent asset management Fact: IoT is being deployed in one of the Australia’s largest maintenance services companies Remote condition monitoring & predictive maintenance in outback locations Use Cases Water pipe leak detection Security fence monitoring Environmental condition monitoring Water tank level monitoring Deployment of the latest IoT technology achieved: higher reliability (happier customers) more timely & efficient maintenance interventions improved plant visibility & information transfer for centralised decision making.

6. Driverless cars in Adelaide Australian Driverless Vehicle Initiative Commenced November 2015 Consortia includes: ARRB Group, South Australian Government, Volvo, Bosch, Flinders & Carnegie Mellon Universities, Telstra & Cohda Wireless.

7. Digital urban farming Driven by costs, safety & security of food Smart living, clean & green Near real-time sensor data directly from the “field” Increase yield efficiency & transparency of food origin, genetics & “shelf-life” Hydroponics & LED lighting for leafy greens that can be grown in buildings, greenhouses or shipping containers e.g freight farms

8. Public IoT networks The Things Network – Amsterdam People can connect their “things” without the use of Wi-Fi, 3G or Bluetooth Low power, long range connectivity using radio/wireless spectrum Crowd-sourced use cases Boat water leak & sinking WeShareSolar Bicycle tracking LoRaWAN technology Two-way communication Global open standard Encryption at the node, gateway & application layers

9. Community networks Key Meshed partnerships thethingsnetwork.org Amsterdam Smart Cities University of Wollongong Universities need to provide low cost, low power, long range internet connectivity for students & researchers IoT app development smart campus & asset management Local Government Authorities need to provide low cost, low power, long range internet connectivity for Smart asset management Monitoring parks, gardens, streets, marinas, LED street lighting, smart parking Rate payer app development & community engagement meshed.com.au

10. IoT for smart cities is critical….. IoT will be the foundation for a Smarter Australia new jobs in new industries increased productivity & GDP growth IP development & exports Key to “unlock” the economic potential & environmental & social outcomes for regional cities & rural towns Help “cash strapped” local councils to better manage their assets (roads, energy, water, emergency management) Support “crowd-sourced” innovation, not just the big end of town. 915Mhz band will be as important as 2.4Ghz was for WiFi Spectrum Allocation Harmonisation of standards Open v Proprietary Privacy & Security

11. IoT Alliance Sectoral Engagement Workstream Develop sectoral IoT advancement & alignment with key sectors: Energy, Water, Transport, Agriculture & Smart Cities Strong involvement from supply side but keen to engage with industry bodies & demand side. Government Industry Growth Centres Infrastructure Australia Peak Industry bodies Utilities, transport & logistics, food supply chain Other workgroups include: Open Data Spectrum Security IoT Start-Up & Innovation Collaborative Australian IoT Industry New members are most welcome!

12. Thanks! catherine@giantideas.com.au meshed.com.au facebook.com/smartcitiesIoT