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M2M Definition
Solutions allowing communication between devices of the same type and a specific application via wired or wireless networks
Three drivers of M2M and IoT growth
Understanding physical environment, improved technology/networking, and reduced component costs
Main goal of M2M deployment
To achieve productivity gains, reduce costs, and increase safety or security
Key difference between M2M and IoT data sharing
M2M generally does not allow broad data sharing; IoT connects systems to the broader Internet
IoT blending of information sources
Combines sensor data with GIS (road databases), weather systems, and other real
M2M vs IoT: Application Focus
M2M is Single application
M2M vs IoT: Business Model
M2M is Business objective driven (B2B); IoT is Participatory community driven (B2B, B2C)
M2M vs IoT: System Approach
M2M is a Vertical system solution; IoT is a Horizontal enabler approach
M2M vs IoT: Standards
M2M is often De facto and proprietary; IoT uses Standards and open source
SENSEI Project Goal
To enable "Real World integration in a future Internet"
SENSEI Service Infrastructure requirement
Separated from underlying communication networks and based on Internet Protocol (IP)
SENSEI Resource Separation
Separation of sensing/actuation from devices, entity
ETSI M2M TC Architecture type
A horizontal system with separation of devices, gateways, and common service core
IoT
A ARM meaning
IoT
A Main Aim
IoT Design Objective: Horizontal System
Target a system of real
IoT Design Objective: Reuse
Design for the reuse of deployed IoT resources across different application domains
IoT Design Objective: Abstraction
Design different levels to hide underlying complexities and heterogeneities
IoT Design Objective: Trust
Design for ensuring trust, security, and privacy
Basic IoT Device Properties
Microcontroller (8/16/32
IoT Device Operating Systems
Main
Device Management (DM) definition
Efficient means to perform management tasks like provisioning and configuration
Execution Environment (EE)
Manages application lifecycle and provides Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
Basic Device Type
Provides basic sensor/actuator services and requires a gateway for WAN connection
Advanced Device Type
Hosts application logic and WAN connections; often functions as a gateway
DM Task: Provisioning
Initialization or activation of devices regarding configuration and enabled features
DM Task: Fault Management
Enables error reporting and access to device status
Gateway role as a Mediator
Operates between the DM server and devices when direct communication is not optimal
Gateway as a Proxy
Gateway acts as a DM server to the device and a DM client to the server
Gateway as a Translator
Gateway represents devices and translates between different protocols like TR
Network Definition
Created when two or more computing devices exchange data or information
Network Nodes and Links
Computing devices are "nodes" and they communicate over "links"
M2M Big Data characteristic
Huge amounts of data generated capturing detailed aspects of device
M2M Heterogeneous Data
Data produced by a variety of devices differing in sampling rate and quality
M2M Temporal Data
Data that measures the environment over time
M2M Spatial Data
Data coupled to interactions in specific locations
M2M Polymorphic Data
Data that obtains different meanings depending on the semantics and process applied
M2M Data Security Risk
High risk of leaking private information and usage patterns due to detailed capturing
Data Acquisition
Collection of data from devices via wired or wireless links (continuous, interval, or event
Data Validation
Checking acquired data for correctness and meaningfulness within an operating context
Cloud On
Demand Self
Cloud Broad Network Access
Capabilities accessed through standard mechanisms for thin or thick client platforms
Cloud Resource Pooling
Provider resources are dynamically assigned to multiple consumers via a multi
Cloud Rapid Elasticity
Capabilities can scale rapidly outward and inward commensurate with demand
Cloud Measured Service
Automatic control and optimization of resource use leveraging metering capabilities
Public Cloud
Services owned/operated by third parties with costs borne by the provider
Hybrid Cloud
Combines public cloud and on
Private Cloud
Cloud infrastructure used exclusively by one organization
Infrastructure
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Platform
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Software
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IaaS Target User
Network Architects
PaaS Target User
Developers
SaaS Target User
End Users
Descriptive Analytics
Uses statistics (means, frequencies) to create KPIs for system performance
Predictive Analytics
Uses historical facts to forecast demand or perform predictive maintenance
Clustering Analytics
Identification of groups with similar characteristics for customer segmentation
Anomaly Detection
Identifying fraud or failures by checking for anomalous consumption patterns