Eran Shlomo presents on Internet of Things (IoT) trends. IoT involves connecting devices with sensors to the internet and analyzing the collected data. IoT systems typically involve sensors, gateways to collect local data, cloud computing for large-scale storage and analysis, and applications to view insights and take actions. Major IoT trends discussed include increased personalization, lower costs, barriers dropping, and creativity driving innovation. However, disruptions to industries and issues around privacy, security, regulation, and unemployment must be addressed. The presentation provides a high-level overview of emerging IoT applications and their impacts across different domains.

1. Eran Shlomo, IPP tech lead, Haifa
eran.shlomo@intel.com ©

2. About me
Haifa IoT Ignition lab and IPP(Intel ingenuity partnership program) tech lead.
Intel Perceptual computing.
Compute, cloud and embedded expert.
Maker and Entrepreneur
Focus on Data science and Machine learning in recent years

3. Agenda
What is IOT ?
Life cycle and basic components
Why does it matter ?
Current major trends

4. What is IoT
Internet of things, Term coined by Kevin Ashton in
1999
A very general term, manifesting usage of
connectivity & compute around us
Though not by definition, majority of the IoT
applications is around wireless communication.
Many protocols with different attributes, compete to
dominate the market.

5. IOT Cycle & base components
Analytics
Cloud compute
Gateway
Device
Sensors/Actuators
Acquire
data
Send to
Gateway
Send to
cloud
Store
Analyze
View &
take
actions

6. Why does it matter ?
Individual
Family
Community
Nation
Globe
Carrier
Workplace
Industries
Markets
Finance
Disruption is coming : @home , @work

7. Before we start …
You are encouraged to learn more, Only
scratching the surface
Prediction is hard, Disruption
superposition
Envision is faster than execution
Will try to focus on everyone’s daily visible
changes

8. Industry 4.0
Personalization
Costs dropping
Barriers drop
Creativity wins
High
investment
ROI not
clear
Quality

9. Smart home
The Home
mainframe war
The Home OS
war
A LOT of 20$
connected STUFF
Security needs
redefinition
Standardization
Security

10. Shipping facing disruption
Online shopping getting
stronger
Physical retail challenged,
M2M shopping
Direct marketing
Retail
Privacy
Commercial
deficits
Shipping
adjust slow

11. Constant monitoring
, A LOT of data
Genetics
understanding and
manipulation
Robotic operations
Artificial analysis
boost
medical
Blurred
borders
Fear
Data silos

12. New levels of safety
Unemployment
impact
Ownership model
change
Ecosystem impact
Autonomous cars
Legal, Insurance &
Ethics
Fear
Regulation
Unemployment

13. Family robots
Drones impact
everywhere
Service robots
Re-invent Industrial
robotics
Regulation
Regulation
Army of robots ?
Unemployment

14. Fintech
Trust is becoming
cheaper
P2P finance
Distributed
currencies
Power shifts
Regulation
Extreme change
Crypto break
moment
Existing models
collapse

15. Artificial intelligence
Deep and broad
impact
Cognitive
computing
(deep) Patterns
exposed
Language
barriers dropped
Privacy
Big brother
Hard to Explain
Decision’s WHY
Singulairty

16. AR/VR
VR pass TV in a
decade ?
Education,
Media, Gaming ,
Mixed reality
Virtual life
Health
Social
skills

17. 5G
Video, Live, For
everyone
We are the
mainstream news
Real-time
Must for IoT
More radiation ?
Standardization
Security
Slow deployment

18. Summary
• Slower than published
on the news papers
• Impact is broad and
deep
Big
change
• Change is not bad
thing
• We replace old
problems with new
ones
FUD is
natural
• Full digitization
• Jobs elimination
• Job is not a must
• Man and machine
interleaved
• You have control like
never before
Expect
• Layering the base for
bigger changes
• Quantom,Gov tech,Ed
tech,
Just the
beginning

19. eran.shlomo@intel.com