Interface of Things - OSGi as the Incubator for the German "Energiewende" Provide Feedback - Kai Hackbath, Jens Laekamp

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OSGi Community Event 2015 There is already a broad spectrum of smart home products supporting their users in many ways in their everyday life. However there are also many products that can be categorized as "gadgets" that users quickly forget after the initial enthusiasm.</p> Security at home and reduction of energy consumption and costs are among the most requested features for smart home systems. Being honest, available products don't really fulfill this promise, since the acquisition cost can't be amortized for many years. Additionally, users need to be technical experts in using and customizing the system. Germany is heavily investing in the so called "Energiewende," which aims to use as much as possible renewable energy sources and less from traditional power plants. However, the energy network has not been designed for this. ProSyst and the peak lab., together with the German utility EWE and many other partners, collaborate to make the "Energiewende" a reality as part of a research initiative called "enera" with a total budget of 200 million €. This requires to connect all components in the grid from power plants, windmills, up to smart meters and smart home systems. Smart home systems are key for the success as they build a direct interface between consumers and utilities. Data collected from the grid needs to be analyzed with Big Data technologies to understand how and where in the network the energy consumption can be optimized. This data can be used to build new business models that will help to motivate users to directly participate in the realization of the "Energiewende." The project is going to use OSGi technology to build a non-discriminatory smart home ecosystem that is also open for the participation of startups and small medium enterprises offering a big variety of smart home / smart energy related services providing new exciting interfaces and user experience. We are going to present the challenges for building such a complex and connected environment as well as the role of OSGi for the realization.

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OSGi Community Event 2015
Interface of things
OSGi as the Incubator for
the German "Energiewende"
Kai Hackbarth (@kai_at_ProSyst)
Evangelist, ProSyst Software (Bosch Group)
Jens Läkamp (@askjavis)
ceo, the peak lab. #interfaceofthings

is a design driven software company based in oldenburg,
germany.
we create, design & develop innovative software, smart
apps & digital products. our lab. is composed of developers,
designers & creative thinkers.
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About ProSyst
Leading vendor for end-to-end open standards based IoT middleware
Founded 1997 in Cologne Germany
Since 2015 part of the Bosch Group
OSGi member since its Foundation in 1999
Broad customer network and partner ecosystem
OSGi Community Event 2015

“energy of things“
#interfaceofthings
OSGi Community Event 2015

IoT Fact? How
many devices by
2020?
G7 resolution?
a matter of fact
max. 2° celsius
80% renewable by 2050
#interfaceofthings
OSGi Community Event 2015

masses of renewable-energy
84GW
demand (mixed)
today 304GW
of renewables
2050
#interfaceofthings
OSGi Community Event 2015

how to empower a generation
to sit at the forefront of energy
revolution
energiewende demonstrator “enera“
digitalization of the energy system
next big step towards a sustainable world
design-thinking method
smart grid, smart data, smart market
#interfaceofthingswww.energie-vernetzen.de
OSGi Community Event 2015

smart home
it’s complicated
it’s complex
it’s fragmented
and it solves no problem
30 years old story
#interfaceofthings

new ﬂexible business models
information as primary product
services as added value
smart data & service platform
data- and need-driven services
an API for the energy of things
#interfaceofthings
OSGi Community Event 2015

ALBERT EINSTEIN
“we cannot solve our
problems with the same
thinking we used when we
created them.“
#interfaceofthings
OSGi Community Event 2015

#interfaceofthings
OSGi Community Event 2015

#interfaceofthings
Smart Home Ecosystem
HGI Open Platform 2.0
Device Abstraction
Remote Management
Tooling
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UI / UX

#interfaceofthings
HGI Open Platform 2.0
HGI was founded by major broadband service providers and equipment vendors
Deﬁnes requirements for software execution environment for home gateways
Generic technology neutral requirements (e.g. lifecycle management, security)
OSGi speciﬁc requirements (JRE, OSGi services and conﬁgurations)
OSGi Community Event 2015

#interfaceofthings
Device Abstraction
OSGi Device Abstraction Layer Speciﬁcation
OSGi Device Abstraction Layer Functions Speciﬁcation
Applicable for all communication protocols
Access control based on user and application permission
HGI Smart Device Template
OSGi Community Event 2015
Eclipse Vorto as modeling tool and code generator

#interfaceofthings
Remote Management
Standards-based via TR-069
Manage OSGi Environment (e.g. Repository, Software Provisioning, Device Management)
Manage Assets (e.g. Data Synchronization, FOTA)
Integration with other IoT ecosystems & backend systems (e.g. Big Data, BPM)
OSGi Community Event 2015

#interfaceofthings
UI / UX
Product design
UI / UX Guidelines / Templates
Make the smart home „smart“
Living Lab as a Service
Involve users in the design
OSGi Community Event 2015

EclipseCon 2015
think big, start small, do
OSGi.
#interfaceofthings

thanks for listening
Kai Hackbarth (@kai_at_ProSyst)
Evangelist, ProSyst Software (Bosch Group)
Jens Läkamp (@askjavis)
ceo, the peak lab.
#interfaceofthings

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1. OSGi Community Event 2015 Interface of things OSGi as the Incubator for the German "Energiewende" Kai Hackbarth (@kai_at_ProSyst) Evangelist, ProSyst Software (Bosch Group) Jens Läkamp (@askjavis) ceo, the peak lab. #interfaceofthings

2. is a design driven software company based in oldenburg, germany. we create, design & develop innovative software, smart apps & digital products. our lab. is composed of developers, designers & creative thinkers. Java Enterprise and sitecore certiﬁed. iOS and Android Experts, UI/UX Professionals

3. #interfaceofthings About ProSyst Leading vendor for end-to-end open standards based IoT middleware Founded 1997 in Cologne Germany Since 2015 part of the Bosch Group OSGi member since its Foundation in 1999 Broad customer network and partner ecosystem OSGi Community Event 2015

4. “energy of things“ #interfaceofthings OSGi Community Event 2015

5. IoT Fact? How many devices by 2020? G7 resolution? a matter of fact max. 2° celsius 80% renewable by 2050 #interfaceofthings OSGi Community Event 2015

6. masses of renewable-energy 84GW demand (mixed) today 304GW of renewables 2050 #interfaceofthings OSGi Community Event 2015

7. how to empower a generation to sit at the forefront of energy revolution energiewende demonstrator “enera“ digitalization of the energy system next big step towards a sustainable world design-thinking method smart grid, smart data, smart market #interfaceofthingswww.energie-vernetzen.de OSGi Community Event 2015

8. smart home it’s complicated it’s complex it’s fragmented and it solves no problem 30 years old story #interfaceofthings

9. new ﬂexible business models information as primary product services as added value smart data & service platform data- and need-driven services an API for the energy of things #interfaceofthings OSGi Community Event 2015

10. ALBERT EINSTEIN “we cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.“ #interfaceofthings OSGi Community Event 2015

11. #interfaceofthings OSGi Community Event 2015

12. #interfaceofthings OSGi Community Event 2015

13. #interfaceofthings Smart Home Ecosystem HGI Open Platform 2.0 Device Abstraction Remote Management Tooling OSGi Community Event 2015 UI / UX

14. #interfaceofthings HGI Open Platform 2.0 HGI was founded by major broadband service providers and equipment vendors Defines requirements for software execution environment for home gateways Generic technology neutral requirements (e.g. lifecycle management, security) OSGi specific requirements (JRE, OSGi services and configurations) OSGi Community Event 2015

15. #interfaceofthings Device Abstraction OSGi Device Abstraction Layer Speciﬁcation OSGi Device Abstraction Layer Functions Speciﬁcation Applicable for all communication protocols Access control based on user and application permission HGI Smart Device Template OSGi Community Event 2015 Eclipse Vorto as modeling tool and code generator

16. #interfaceofthings Remote Management Standards-based via TR-069 Manage OSGi Environment (e.g. Repository, Software Provisioning, Device Management) Manage Assets (e.g. Data Synchronization, FOTA) Integration with other IoT ecosystems & backend systems (e.g. Big Data, BPM) OSGi Community Event 2015

17. #interfaceofthings UI / UX Product design UI / UX Guidelines / Templates Make the smart home „smart“ Living Lab as a Service Involve users in the design OSGi Community Event 2015

18. EclipseCon 2015 think big, start small, do OSGi. #interfaceofthings

19. thanks for listening Kai Hackbarth (@kai_at_ProSyst) Evangelist, ProSyst Software (Bosch Group) Jens Läkamp (@askjavis) ceo, the peak lab. #interfaceofthings

20. OSGi Community Event 2015

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