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1 Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF) Entwicklung eines internationalen Standards für eine interoperable und sichere Kommunikation im Internet der Dinge und Smart-Home D I S T R I B U T O R

Firmenporträt Gegründet 1988 als Computersystemhaus 1995 Umwandlung in GmbH

2008 Gründungs-Mitglied der Enocean Alliance Seit 2008 OEM Lieferant für

EnOcean Alliance Promoter Seit 2015 Entwicklung Hardware für Gateways mit Intel

2 Firmenporträt Gegründet 1988 als Computersystemhaus 1995 Umwandlung in GmbH Seit 2007 Hersteller für Software und Komponenten mit EnOcean-Funktechnologie 2008 Gründungs-Mitglied der Enocean Alliance Seit 2008 OEM Lieferant für namhafte Hersteller Joint-Venture in USA (BSC-Magnum) Seit 2011 EnOcean Alliance Promoter Seit 2015 Entwicklung Hardware für Gateways mit Intel Seit 2016 Platinum Member der Open Connectivity Foundation :59 BSC Computer GmbH 2

3 Sinnesorgane der Gebäude Temperatur Feuchte Fensterüberwachung Türüberwachung Energiemanagement Licht CO² Sensoren Rauchmelder Wasser Beschattung Wetterdaten Heizungsregelung Lüftung Heizungsregelung Sicherheit Aussperrschutz Sicherheit Eigenverbrauch Lichtsteuerung Luftqualität Feuer Wasserschaden :59 BSC Computer GmbH 3

4 Internet der Dinge über 50 Milliarden Geräte bis 2020 Kupferdraht oft unpraktisch Batterien oft unpraktisch (Umwelt + Wartung) :59 BSC Computer GmbH 4

5 The Coming Flood Of Data The Rise of Connected Things and Machines By B intelligent connected devices 212B connected sensors 47% of connections will be machine-to-machine Generating Tremendous amounts of Data Each day in 2020 Average Internet User 1.5 GB Self-driving car 4,400 GB Connected plane 40,000 GB Connected factory 1,000,000 GB Source: Cisco, datafloq (Google) :59 BSC Computer GmbH 5

6 So What Has Changed with IOT? Moore s Law marches on Lower cost compute power Lower cost communications Now realistic to put compute & comms in small, fixed-function devices Devices you were already going to buy will now be smart & connected Very fast ramp in volume And some new types of devices too! Explosion in the amount of data & number of control points :59 BSC Computer GmbH 6

7 Complexity of Standards Home/Building Manufacturing/ Industry Automation Vehicular/ Transportation Healthcare Energy Cities Wearables Farming/ Agri Food :59 BSC Computer GmbH 7

8 IoT Standards Landscape fragmented Weave :59 BSC Computer GmbH 8

9 OCF Driving Consolidation :59 BSC Computer GmbH 9

10 OCF High Level Goals Make it easy for developers to deal with the complexity of IoT comms Provide a common data model that developers can use to interface with all IoT devices and their underlying data Establish an architectural foundation that can achieve the necessary scalability Focus the architecture around interoperability Supports the needs of multiple vertical markets (since many use cases span multiple vertical markets) Provide a path towards future consolidation of standards :59 BSC Computer GmbH 10

11 Why OCF? OCF is among the largest industry-led efforts to develop a secure interoperability specification across the IoT ecosystem OCF has many liaison relationships with other consortia and standards bodies active in the IoT space OCF represents industry coalescing around previously separate industry efforts OCF is creating an open specification for secure, interoperable IoT, will certify compliant devices, and intends to serve as a trusted brand for consumers OCF has endorsed security as a key element of its work, and has a dedicated security work group :59 BSC Computer GmbH 11

12 Why OCF? (continued) Specifications developed by OCF, as well as the open source reference implementation (IoTivity), are publicly available OCF is an open consensus based organization, anyone can obtain basic membership at no cost Decisions in OCF are made by consensus, with the participation of board and working group members Work in OCF is ongoing, with new features and requirements being specified We welcome the input of all stakeholders, including those with policy interests to ensure the public interest in IoT is addressed :59 BSC Computer GmbH 12

13 Diamond Member Companies Full List of Members: :59 BSC Computer GmbH 13

14 OCF Platinum Members Full List of Members: :59 BSC Computer GmbH 14

15 OCF Liaisons and Partners :59 BSC Computer GmbH 15

16 BSC Computer GmbH Ringstraße 5, Allendorf Telefon Fax D I S T R I B U T O R :59 BSC Computer GmbH 16

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