1. IoT As A Service (IAAS)
Reuban Gnana Asir, Wilson Anandaraj, Dr.Hansa Lysandar Manohar, K Naga Sivaranjani
18- Mar-2016

2. Agenda
Introduction To IoT
IoT Vision
IoT on the Cloud
IAAS Prototype
Conclusion

3. INTRODUCTION Color blocks
Dynamic Internet
Key Trend
Born in 1960 – connecting few universities
Today - Millions of people using internet
The Ubiquitous Network
Minority Human
By 2020, 28 billion devices are to be connected
M2M communication – petabytes information
Applications
Key benefits
Enhanced lifestyle, Emergency Services
Anytime, anywhere, anything by anyone
The Indian Context?
Sky is the limit
The biggest Market – 1.27 Billion – what by 2027?
Fast adapter of technology

4. Internet Usage and Population Statistics

5. IOT Vision THE IoT VISION Things Oriented Internet Oriented Oriented
Anything is traceable with RFID
Anything is identifiable with EPC
Sensor based network
Things Oriented
Internet
Oriented
All devices understand IP
Each device is a microcomputer
Unlimited IP addressing
IOT Vision
Semantic
Oriented
Massive data processing
Inconsistent and redundant data
Meaningful data will the norm

6. IoT on the Cloud Software Defined IoT Cloud Systems API Encapsulation
Fine Grained Consumption
Policy Based Specification and Configuration
Automated Provisioning
Cost Awareness
Elasticity Support
Multi Layer Management Support

7. IAAS - Prototype Components Factors to count Sensor and Gateways
Middleware
Backend Server
Output
Customer Premises
On the Cloud
Sensor and Gateways
Middleware
Backend Servers
Output Interfaces
Factors to count
# input devices
# output devices
Data consumption
Frequency of consumption
Processing speed

8. Conclusion
IoT As A Service- initial stage
Unique strengths and limitations of components - a challenge
Leveraging upcoming technology- a plus
Reasonable business model – mammoth opportunities

9. Thank you