Alcatel-Lucent’s winning ecosystem of remote device and application management (zero-touch activation, auto-configuration & troubleshooting) of OSGi enabled products through TR-069 or OMA-DM amended with the Residential Gateway Application Module enables seamless integration between home devices and guarantees an easier, more flexible and more cost-effective roll-out of connected home services such as home media sharing, smart metering, e-health and home automation. Building on this innovation, operators no longer have to ship, deploy and manage multiple devices for every subscriber (a costly and error-prone process), and consumers don’t have to manage all the cabling and communication and storage devices. Alcatel-Lucent’s approach combines broadband connectivity and processing/storage capacity into a single OSGi-based CellPipe Residential Gateway that supports the industry’s first Residential Gateway Application Module (RGAM). The RGAM is a USB dongle functioning as a mini-PC for processing and storage, including customer experience management software and applications such as home automation and smart energy software. The entire package is complemented by Motive’s device and applications management expertise, enabling easy activation, auto configuration and management of devices and services. Alcatel Lucent is using ProSysts’ mBS Smart Home OSGi Service Platform. OSGi, leveraged by ProSyst products and professional services, has been chosen as an open, neutral, robust, and already proven execution platform. Thanks to ProSyst’s OSGi Service Platform, sensors (e.g. smart meter) & actuators (e.g. heating control) can be rapidly integrated and deployed into the end-user’s home environment.

1. Alcatel Lucent’s M2M E2E Solution
for OSGi Enabled M2M Gateways
Hugo Verbandt Daniel Schellhoss
Alcatel-Lucent ProSyst
20 September 2011
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2. Contents
• Application Enablement Infrastructure: Horizontal vis-à-
vis Vertical Approach
• E2E solution leveraged through Alcatel-Lucent and
ProSyst
• Overview of Alcatel-Lucent application enablers
• Overview of ProSyst application enablers
• Customer case
• Conclusions
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3. Vertical vis-à-vis Horizontal Approach
Current Vertical Approach
E-Health Energy Other
Business Device Business Device Business Device
Logic Management Logic Management Logic Management
Communication Communication Communication
Fixed & Mobile Access Networks
Bluetooth, WIFI, etc. Zigbee, Zwave, etc. Apps
Apps
Enablers
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4. Vertical vis-à-vis Horizontal Approach
Perceived Issues with Vertical Approach
• Multiple service gateway devices, one for each
application
• Each application provides its own means for device and
application management, L1 support, communication,
CPE device integration
• No/limited openness towards 3rd party applications
• Absence of an SDK
• No sensor reuse amongst different applications
• This heterogeneous approach does not fit with
requirements of major fixed/mobile carriers
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5. Vertical vis-à-vis Horizontal Approach
Horizontal Approach
M2M Gateway &
Application Lifecycle
E-Health Energy
Management
Level 1
Support
TR-069,
M2M Communication Enablers PD-174
OMA-DM
Fixed & Mobile Access Networks
E-Health Energy
Sensor, GUI, Communication & Management
Service
JVM and OSGi Gateway
SDK
OS (e.g. Linux)
Apps Bluetooth, WIFI, Zigbee, Zwave, etc.
Apps
Enablers
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6. Vertical vis-à-vis Horizontal Approach
Enablers of the Horizontal Platform
• M2M gateway hardware
• M2M gateway middleware
• Hardware/OS/Sensor abstraction
• SDK for application development
• M2M gateway device management
• Zero-touch activation, configuration, firmware, monitoring
• M2M gateway application lifecycle management
• Install, start, configure, upgrade and monitor applications remotely
• L1 troubleshooting
• M2M application communication enablement
• Technology agnostic communication framework for applications
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7. How is this realized?
E2E Architecture
M2M Device Management
Service Management Platform
E-Health Energy TR-069 Application OMA-DM
DM (ACS) Lifecycle DM
Level 1
Support
M2M Communication Enablers TR-069
Messaging Bulk Data PD-174
Middleware Collection OMA-DM
Fixed & Mobile Access Networks
E-Health Energy
Sensor, GUI, Communication
& Management
JVM and OSGi
SDK OS (e.g. Linux)
Cellpipe
Apps Bluetooth, WIFI, Zigbee, Zwave, etc. RGAM
Apps
Enablers
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8. How is this realized?
M2M Gateway and Applications Management?
M2M Device Management
M2M Communication Enablers M2M Device Management
Bulk Data Messaging Application TR-069
Collection Middleware Lifecycle DM
Management ACS
Device
Alerting M2M Gateway
(SMS, XMPP) Management (TR-
069)
Application Lifecycle
Fixed & Mobile Access Networks Management (TR-
069)
‘Sensor’
Communication Device Management management (PD-
Applications Enablers Enablers 174)
Remote
XMPP SMS Alerting Diagnostics Access PD-174 TR-069
JVM, OSGi, Sensor Abstraction
OS
Hardware
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9. How is this realized?
M2M Gateway Hardware: ALU Cellpipe RGAM
OSGi Inside
Software platform 4 ALL
• Consistent features set
 Versioned (OS, JVM, ProSyst OSGi)
• Sensor abstraction layer
 C and OSGi applications
• Dual-boot, firmware
 Remote support for drivers upgrade, ……
 Validated TR-69 solution • Repeatable concept
• Support various interfaces
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10. How is this realized?
M2M Gateway Middleware by ProSyst
Residential Services Interoperability Remote Management
mBS SDK
Applications Communication Enablers Device Management Enablers
Health Energy Remote TR-069 option
Smart Home XMPP SMS Alerting Diagnostics Access PD-174 OMA-DM
+ Eclipse
HDM/HAM API Mapping (Java, JSON, XML-RPC) DLNA
• Develop
Mgmt Connec-
• Test Agent UPnP tivity
• Deploy Home Device Manager Home Automation Manager
Update Security
Sensors ZigBee Z-Wave Rules Scenes
& Actors Agent Data
Bluetooth wM-Bus Conditions Commands SSL/TLS Privacy
Portability mBS (OSGi R4.3 Framework)
Standards
OS mBSA Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
Monitoring
OS
OS/HW
Independ. Hardware
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11. How is this realized?
Openness of the Solutions
• As the Alcatel-Lucent/ProSyst solution is based upon standardized
protocols, the different building blocks of the solution can interwork
with the building blocks of other vendors
• Any ACS (TR-069 device manager) can manage the OSGi enabled RGAM
• ProSyst has the mPower Remote Manager (ACS) which fulfils the following use
cases:
• Platform, Application & Service Lifecycle Management
• Firmware & File Update
• Remote Configuration & Software Provisioning
• Remote Diagnostics & Troubleshooting (life status monitoring, logging, etc.)
• Remote Security Administration
• Alcatel-Lucent’s ACS (HDM product) is capable of managing any TR-069 managed
gateway and/or execution environment (currently more than 60 million devices are
managed from more than 80 CPE vendors.
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12. Customer Case: Vodafone E-Health
E-Health M2M Device Management
Application
TR-069
Highlights: DM (ACS)
Lifecycle
Management
Short-time to market for:
•Device Integration in OSGi Middleware
•E-Health bundle
TR-069
Zero-touch configuration
& Activation of SG and Apps.
E-Health
Sensor Abstraction, Communication
& Management
JVM and OSGi
SDK OS (e.g. Linux)
Ionics Plug
Apps Computer
Bluetooth
Apps
Enablers
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13. Conclusions
• All aspects of the M2M gateway (device, apps, sensors) can be
remotely managed through open standardized protocols (TR-069)
reducing substantially the OPEX of the operator (carriers, utilities)
• Short time-to-market of new applications thanks to OSGi
middleware technology, SDK, sensor abstraction framework and
communication abstraction framework
• Alcatel-Lucent and ProSyst provide an open and managed M2M
gateway solution enabling ‘simultaneously’ different kind of
application (Energy, E-Health, Automotive, Security, Telematics,
etc.) for any kind of environment (Home, Enterprise/building, Car,
etc.)
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