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Mobile Internet in China: Opportunities

Mobile Internet in China: Opportunities. Stanford University US-Asia Technology Management Center October 13, 2011. Mark Cummings Research Professor Kennesaw State University, Atlanta Managing Partner enVia BoD Member SVC Wireless +1-650-854-4406 markcummings@envia.com. IoT Background.

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Mobile Internet in China: Opportunities

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  1. Mobile Internet in China: Opportunities Stanford University US-Asia Technology Management Center October 13, 2011 Mark Cummings Research Professor Kennesaw State University, Atlanta Managing Partner enVia BoD Member SVC Wireless +1-650-854-4406 markcummings@envia.com

  2. IoT Background • Premier’s Son Worked in IOT Lab In Wuxi • Invited Dad to come to demo Fall 2009 • Premier Attended Demo • After the Demo, the Premier gave a speech • Said that IOT was extremely important and that everybody should focus their efforts on it • Many efforts are underway, but there is some confusion about what exactly IOT is

  3. IoT Views • At a Basic Level all IoT Systems Involve Communicating • Sensors and/or Actuators • Wired vs Wireless • Different Views • Large Scale Centralized • Smart Grid, Electronic Parking, … • Involves Government • Simple Distributed • Air Pressure Sensors in Tires • Auto Manufacturers as Gate Keeper • Consumer • Current Refrigerator Door Open Monitor • Future?

  4. Future Consumer IoT • Attic Fan • Installed in building • 50 year life • Reduces heat load by ventilating the attic, but must not turbocharge a fire (based on temperature / time of day) • Current systems contain micro controller that turns on fan at one temp and off at another temp. • Temp’s are average for equator to polls • Future micro controller UART becomes WUART • Wakes up every night • Finds an available wireless network • Configures itself to that network • Securely accesses a weather forecast • Sets • Time to start / stop • Temperature to start / stop

  5. IoT Business View 10B 1B Internet of Things 100 M HandHeld 10 M PC 1M Mini Mainframe • Biggest tide after Internet • Trillion dollar market • Connected objects around the globe • At least 10× bigger than cell phones • Similar experiences in the past • “PC -> Handheld” etc. • Each evolution involves unique challenges • Essential to catch the trend in a timely fashion • Modernize traditional industries • Creates Disruptive Opportunities

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