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Connected Home Council (CHC)

Connected Home Council (CHC). Chair: Yann Kulp (Schneider Electric) Vice-Chair: Obiorah Ike (ABB, Inc.) Vice-Chair: Roy Perry (Alarm.com, Inc.). Agenda Greg Walker (CABA). 1. Agenda 2. Call to Order, Welcome, Introductions 3. Administrative 4. Research Update

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Connected Home Council (CHC)

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  1. Connected Home Council (CHC) Chair: Yann Kulp (Schneider Electric) Vice-Chair: Obiorah Ike (ABB, Inc.) Vice-Chair: Roy Perry (Alarm.com, Inc.)

  2. AgendaGreg Walker (CABA) 1. Agenda 2. Call to Order, Welcome, Introductions 3. Administrative 4. Research Update • “Fiber Inside the Home” (30 min) 6. White Paper Sub-Committee Update 7. New Business 8. Announcements 9. Adjournment

  3. Call to Order, Welcome, IntroductionsAbout the CHC Yann Kulp (Schneider Electric) CHC Chair Yann Kulp VP of Strategy Schneider Electric CHC Vice-Chair Obiorah Ike Product Marketing Manager ABB Inc. CHC Vice-Chair Roy Perry VP Ecosystem Alliances Alarm.com Established in 2004, the CABA Connected Home Council initiates and reviews projects that relate to connected home and multiple dwelling unit technologies and applications. The Council also examines industry opportunities that can accelerate the adoption of new technologies, consumer electronics and broadband services within the burgeoning connected home market. http://www.caba.org/CHC

  4. Administrative Yann Kulp (Schneider Electric) 3.1 Motion to approve past CHC Minutes: www.caba.org/chc

  5. Research UpdateObiorah Ike (ABB, Inc.) 4.1 “Connected Multi-Dwelling Units and the Internet of Things” Update http://www.caba.org/research

  6. Research UpdateRoy Perry (Alarm.com) Energy Roadmap for the Connected HomeLandmark Research Project 2017Connected Home Council 4.2 CHC Landmark Research 2017 “Connected Home IoT Energy Roadmap” www.caba.org/research

  7. FIBER TO THE RESIDENCE OR BUSINESS Indoor Optical Fiber Solutions for Buildings and Homes PRESENTED BY: ANURAG JAIN Global FTTH Solutions Manager, OFS | July 25, 2017

  8. Outline • OFS: A Furukawa Company • Internet of Things and FTTH • FTTH Network • Building and Home Fiber Solutions • Invisible Fiber Indoor Living Unit (ILU) Solution

  9. About OFSHeritage Spanning A Century

  10. Smart Cities & IoT

  11. Broadband Market View – FTTH/B Subscribers Passed and ConnectedNorth America 92M Broadband Subscribers 14M Broadband Subscribers North America 34M marketed 16% YoY / 4Y CAGR 14M connected 44% take rate Source: OFS marketing research from iDate, RVA, Fiber Broadband Association • Cable is dominant technology with DSL expected to move to FTTH/B • USA main driver of FTTH/B growth, Canada investing for growth • Regional take-up rates increasing to high 40% • Contrast Asia with 3X broadband subscribers and 98% on FTTH/B (China, Japan, Korea) • FTTH/B expected to continue at 7% growth globally

  12. Market Drivers -Online Needs of CustomersCurrent and Future • Video over many platforms is primary driver today (OTT, video conferencing) • Remote monitoring, security usage growing • eEducation and eHealth services in short term • Energy management, IoT devices long term as they become ubiquitous • Cloud based applications a big driver in business environment

  13. FTTx Solution ArchitectureAchieving Network Goals MDU & BusinessSolutions Drop NetworkSolutions Cell SiteSolutions Central Office/Head End Solutions Fiber DistributionPoint Solutions FeederNetwork Solutions DistributionNetwork Solutions

  14. The Access NetworkConnecting the Home UNDERGROUNDTERMINAL AERIALTERMINALWITH CABLE WALL MOUNTTERMINAL DIRECT BURIEDOR IN DUCT PEDESTALTERMINAL AERIAL TERMINALAND CABLE

  15. FTTH Building SolutionOutside Plant Infrastructure Indoor Fiber MDUs have multiple technologiesforcing providers to haveseveral strategies. Drop Bundles Floor Distribution Terminals CABLES SPLITTERS Riser Cables MICROCABLES TERMINALS/CLOSURES Demarcation Cabinets

  16. In Building ArchitectureInfrastructure Optimized to Fit the Building Building owners, residents and service providers have the same demands: • High speed internet for services • High reliability • Low latency • Quick service turn-up • Fast, non-disruptive installation • Solutions that blend into the existing décor

  17. Example Brownfield Building ConnectivityPre-terminated Fiber Solutions

  18. Aerial/Underground Solutions for Connected Homes SOLUTION OPTIONS 1. Drop Terminal (Aerial) OR Drop Terminal (Underground) Flat Drop Cable (Aerial) OR Ruggedized Cable (Direct Buried or in Duct), Toneable Cable (Direct Buried or in Duct) 4. Customer Splice Point (CSP) Module (Wall Mount)

  19. Invisible Optical Fiber Solutions

  20. Invisible Optical Fiber ILU Solution • Easy, quick install • Blends into décor • At ceiling edge above door • In baseboard • At corner and stucco ceiling • In crown molding • Fiber • Paintable • Supports typical indoor surfaces • Protected in crevices Invisible Fiber Optical Solution(shown with exaggerated size and redcolor for illustration purposes only) 7 8 9 ONT Location 4 3 5 6 2 MDU Cabling Solution 1

  21. Invisible Optical Fiber ILU InstallationResidential • Install wall module • Plan installation path • Apply corner protectors • Spool out Invisible optical fiber • Drill between rooms (optional) • Apply adhesive • Secure Invisible optical fiber • Close cover Time: 30 min/unit

  22. Summary • Building residents and businesses want best service for their needs • One time investment in futureproof technology • Solution breadth can fit any building design • Real-estate value increases with fiber • Local economic benefits

  23. Contact OFS Presenter Contact Information Anurag Jain Global FTTH Solutions Manager ajain@ofsoptics.com+1-732-748-7403 www.ofsoptics.com

  24. White Paper Sub-Committee Update Derek Cowburn (Lumen Cache, Inc.) 6.1 In Progress “Enabling Homes with Optical Fiber Solutions" Update OFS, a Furukawa Company Frost & Sullivan

  25. White Paper Sub-Committee Update Derek Cowburn (Lumen Cache, Inc.) “The future delivery/business models for Smart Home services and infrastructure" Update Frost & Sullivan Asian Institute of Intelligent Buildings BC Hydro Bedrock Learning, Inc. Behome247 CaSA Chamberlain Group, Inc. Independent Consultant Intermatic Inc. NEEP Paremus Schneider Electric Sustainable Resources Management Inc. Sykes Assistance Services Corporation Z-Wave Alliance

  26. White Paper Sub-Committee Update Derek Cowburn (Lumen Cache, Inc.) “Distribution trends on the home automation market” Update Independent Consultant BC Hydro CSA Group Intel Intermatic Inc. NEEP Strategy Analytics Trifecta Research Z-Wave Alliance zigbee alliance

  27. White Paper Sub-Committee Update Derek Cowburn (Lumen Cache, Inc.) “Academic Training for the Connected Home and Intelligent Buildings Industries” Update Bedrock Learning, Inc. ESPA (The Electronic Systems Professional Alliance) Texas A&M University Wharton County Junior College Algonquin College Automation Federation British Columbia Institute of Technology CEES-Advisors College of DuPage Complete Learning Solutions ETA International George Brown College Heartland Community College Irvine Valley College Lambton College Laney College - BEST Center LonMark International QUEST Rio Hondo Community College District Robert H. Lane and Associates Inc. Seneca College Siemens Industry, Inc. Sustainable Resources Management

  28. New BusinessYann Kulp (Schneider Electric) 7.1 Other new CHC business

  29. AnnouncementsYann Kulp (Schneider Electric) Ron Zimmer (CABA) 8.1 Past Event: CES International 2017, Jan 5 – 8, Las Vegas, NV NAHB 2017 International Builders’ Show (IBS), Jan 10-12, Orlando, FL The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) KBIS, Jan 10-12, Orlando, FL CABA Intelligent Buildings & Digital Home Forum, April 26-28, 2017, Santa Clara, CA CONNECTIONS 2017, May 23-25, San Francisco, CA

  30. AnnouncementsYann Kulp (Schneider Electric) Ron Zimmer (CABA) 8.2 Upcoming Event: Shanghai Smart Home Technology (SSHT), Sept 5-7, Intelligent Buildings and Connected Home Zone, Powered by CABA CEDIA 2017, Sept 6-9, San Diego, CA BICSI Fall Conference & Exhibition, Sept 24-28, Las Vegas, NV Greenbuild International Conference & Expo, Nov 8-10, Boston, MA, Intelligent Building & Connected Home Pavilion, Produced by CABA Smart Home Summit, Nov 15-16, Palo Alto, CA SCTE ISBE CABLE-TEC EXPO’17, Oct 17-20, CABA Smart Zone Next CHC Meeting, Oct 19

  31. AdjournmentYann Kulp (Schneider Electric) Continental Automated Buildings Association (CABA)613.686.1814Toll free: 888.798.CABA (2222) caba@caba.orgwww.CABA.org www.twitter.com/caba_news www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=2121884 www.caba.org/chc Connect to what’s next™

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