The second webinar in the series – From concept to consumer – make your IoT idea a commercial reality – focusses on Big Data and IoT – the opportunities and the challenges. Now I’ve got all this data, what do I do with it?
This webinar explored:
•Explore the challenges that IoT solutions face with the potential explosion of data generated from a multitude of sensors
•Discussion around local processing vs. cloud. Connectivity issues and how to best manage the challenges, incl power management
•Mashing up data from multiple (trusted) sources to provide solutions greater than the sum of their parts. Community offerings
•Just because you can collect data, should you?
•Once you have a big bucket of data, what next? Mine it? Share it? Help!
3. MediaTek Labs aims to accelerate and support
the path from idea to product
Webinar series to focus on elements within
the product design and development phase
• This webinar: Big Data
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Connectivity
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Feature
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Digital
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DVD/BD
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Optical disc
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Tablets
Smartphone
…WITH MARKET LEADING POSITIONS
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We enable more than
1 Billion devices each year
8. Enabling Solution Success
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Dev resources
Insights and inspiration
Access to hardware
SDKs for makers (Arduino),
professional developers
(C/Eclipse), OpenWrt Linux & Keil
Technical support
Peripherals (sensors, etc)
Cloud management of device data
Developer advice & matchmaking
Design, production &
go-to-market help
10. MediaTek LinkIt™ Portfolio
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Software&HardwareDevelopmentPlatformsforWearables&IoT
LinkIt Smart 7688 labs.mediatek.com/7688
• Open source WiFi platform for a more connected world
• For professional developers (OpenWRT, Python, node.js)
LinkIt ONE labs.mediatek.com/linkitone
• Unrivalled connectivity on a single board
• For DIY & maker community (Arduino)
LinkIt Connect 7681 labs.mediatek.com/7681
• The simple way to Wi-Fi enable your devices
• For low-cost smart home or office deployment
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LinkIt 7687 HDK
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▪ Low power, highly integrated WiFi SoC for IoT devices
• Common toolchain & set of APIs for multiple chipsets
• ARM Cortex-M4F MCU
• Ultra-low power WiFi 1x1 802.11b/g/n
▪ Optimised power consumption (2xAA)
• Compact module for smart home devices
• Comprehensive security engine
▪ AES and 3DES/SHA
• Versatile sensor interfaces
▪ Arduino Uno pinout compatible
12. The IoT value chain
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Things Networking Communication
services
Big data
analytics
Applications
& services
Simpleapplication,RTOS
Richapplication,Linux/Android
Connectivity
15. Fundamental shift in scale & scope
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PC
Home as unit
Mobile internet
Person as unit
IoT
Thing as unit
1x 10x 100x 1000x
1990 2010 2030
16. IoT: connecting the world
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More
• Connected things
• Applications
• System integrations
• Interactions
• Data
• Services
• Analytics
New devices New apps New services
17. Initial considerations
Data is the new currency
• User data access may require value add from suppliers
Data security – sensitive data
• Data transmission
• Data retention
Regional variations
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18. Do we need to generate Big Data?
Dependent upon solution
May add additional technical considerations
• Connectivity
• Latency
• Performance / battery
Is it always appropriate?
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19. Capture & analytics
Verizon research indicates that only around 8% of companies are
using more than 25% of the data they capture
The potential to analyse not just obvious data but related
information enables additional business intelligence to be
generated
• Supports machine learning
• Greater customer insight
• Trend analysis
• May be your differentiating service!
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20. Cloud vs. local
Some actions prompted by
data need to be immediate
• Context is critical
Clean and/or encrypted
information
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21. Now you have the data…?
Have I captured enough
or even the right data?
Is there other data that
might add richness to my
data set?
Should I keep my data to
myself?
• Or is there another way?
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29. Questions
How can we leverage what already exists?
How can/will others leverage what we are developing?
How can we maximise the potential uses?
How does our adaptability compare to the competition?
Can we benefit from, and benefit, a community of users?
Be an expert & collaborate
Just Start
Opportunities and challenges – what does this mean?
31. Get Involved - FWIC
http://www.cambridgewireless.co.uk/futureofwireless
/innovation/
32. In summary
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▪ Work with MediaTek
• Labs support to help turn prototypes into commercial products
• Engage with the ecosystem providing expert support and advice
▪ Technical considerations
• Data capture frequency, sensitivity, context, impact on other performance
▪ Data generation and usage will increase
• Data will become the new currency
• Vast new pools of customer data
▪ Analytics will become critical
• Practical and smart use of collected data will be the difference between success and
failure
• Businesses looking to grow their IoT revenue will exploit information they collect.
▪ To better understand and serve customers, improve products and create customized
solutions for individual customers.
▪ Remember the user
• Data protection rules will vary globally
• Security
▪ Normalisation and validation
• Not all data available is appropriate off the shelf (data provenance)
WorkingwithBigData
BIG
DATA
What we know
The rest
33. ▪ Register at: labs.mediatek.com
▪ Download the complementary SDKs
▪ Watch out for the next webinar – May 24th
▪ IoT security – the challenges and opportunities
▪ http://home.labs.mediatek.com/event/webinar-
series-iot-security-the-challenges-and-opportunities/
▪ Questions?
▪ labs.mediatek.com/contactUs
Next Steps
34. Thanks – any questions?
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ed.kay@mediatek.com ali.nicholl@iotic-labs.com