IoT na Inovao e Formao de Engenheiros:

O Papel da Academia
Prof. Dr. Jos Roberto de Almeida Amazonas - LCS/PTC/EPUSP
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Meaning of Things

Meaning of Things

In the context of the Internet of Things, a thing

may be defined as a real/physical, digital/virtual entity

that exists, move in time and space, and is able to be
identified.

Meaning of Things

In the context of the Internet of Things, a thing

may be defined as a real/physical, digital/virtual entity

that exists, move in time and space, and is able to be
identified.

The identification can be made by means of

assigning identification numbers, names or
localization addresses.

Adding intelligence to objects

Object

Interrogator

Interrogator

Interrogator

Object
+ Identifier

Object
+ Identifier
+ Extended data
carrier capacity

Object
+ identifier
+ Extended data
carrier capacity
+ read/write and
processing capability

Interrogator

Enhanced functionality
and sensory capability

Interrogator

Interrogator

Object-to-Object
communications

Networking
capability

CASAGRAS inclusive model

Interrogator/
gateway device

Physical interface zone

ID and additional
item attendant data

Host information
management
system

Actuators

Interrogator/
gateway
device

Host information
management
system

Actuators

Sensory data carriers

Wider area
communications
and networks

Internet+

Actuators

Interrogator/
gateway
device

Networked data carriers

Host information
management
system

Further layers of data capture technology

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Internet of Things key concepts and enabling

technologies
AIDC in the Physical Interface Zone
Context awareness

Key concepts

Network access
AIDC: RFID, NFC, bar codes, biometry
Cloud computing
Enabling technologies
Network virtualization
Semantic web

Projects architecture - conceptual view

IoT middleware layer - LinkSmart
O1

Virtualization layer
Cloud

O2
O3
...

Internet +

...
On

Axes of the new economy - creative currency

mediation: business model
Environment
Social
networking
Objects
Value
Generation

Manufacturing

Creative
currency
Culture
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User-centered process or procedure

Information /
data update

Information /
data

Knowledge and
decision support

I IDs
P r ID
Providers

USER
Service support
personnel

Equipment /
asset support

U ID

Progression
in user needs
satisfaction

S S P IDs

Knowledge and
support

A S IDs
U T IDs

Energy

M IDs

Materials

L IDs

Exploiting identifiers in other processes for

information gathering, statistics, management,
control and decision support

E IDs

IIDs - Information identifiers

PrID - Providers IDs
UID - User IDs

SSPIDs - Service Support Personnel IDs

ASIDs - Asset IDs
UTIDs - Utility IDs

MIDs - Materials IDs

LIDs - Location IDs
EIDs - Event IDs (time stamps)

Building 1

Energy Efficiency in the Internet of Things:

Ubiquitous Energy Awareness (manufacturing)
Blinders

Lighting
device

Actuator

Actuator

Light
intensity
sensor

Person +
RFID tag

User ID
User preferences
Time of the day
Room function
Energy savings goal
Internal light intensity
External light intensity

Network
manager

Eletropaulo

RFID reader

Building 2

Internet+
Blinders

Lighting
device

Actuator

Actuator

Light
intensity
sensor

Person +
RFID tag
RFID reader

User ID
User preferences
Time of the day
Room function
Energy savings goal
Internal light intensity
External light intensity

Energy
distribution
company

Network
manager

Networking
Social networks
Citizenship

General Patient Pathway (environment)

Universitary Hospital; HC
Reception attendance &
administration

Patient

Notification
& notes

Reception attendance &

administration

General
Practitioner
(GP)
Consultation
& Initial
investigations

Minor treatment
& medication

Reception attendance &

administration

Notification
& notes

Out-patient
Referral

Appointment
Booking
Electronic
Letter
Telephone

Notification
& notes

In-patient

Consultation
& Further
Investigations

Pathology &
other services
(X-ray, imaging etc)
Treatment
& Care

Specification of
Treatment &
Arrangements

Discharge

Mortality

Out-patient
Follow-up
/
Tertiary Care

Post-mortem

Home
Pharmacy

Home

Home

Time Line
Primary Care

Secondary Care
Source: Prof. A. Furness
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IoT-enabled libraries and museums networking

O2
SiBi
O1

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talento$
alegria$

Cloud

IoT middleware layer - LinkSmart

Virtualization layer

O7

O3
Europeana

MIS
O8

O4
Internet +

O5

Judaica

O9

O6

O10
$aberes
talento$
alegria$

Biblioteca
Nacional

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Building blocks of Research for the

Internet-Connected objectS

BRICS

Harmonized and Integrated Architectural Framework

leading towards realistic Roadmaps
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BRICS

Formao do
Engenheiro
Realidade a ser considerada:
Interdisciplinar
Multidimensional

Resposta da
Academia
iRIoT: Interdisciplinary Research for the Internet of
Things
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Resposta da Academia
iRIoT: Interdisciplinary Research for the Internet of
Things

Faculdade de Direito da USP

Escola de Comunicaes e Artes da USP
Escola Politcnica da USP
Parcerias:
www.iotbrasil.com.br
www.smart-iot.com.br
www.iotzine. com.br
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SMART INTERNET OF THINGS

Manchester United FC
Conference Centre,
Old Trafford, UK
September 3 - 6 2012
THE INTERNET OF THINGS Changing the way we live!
Over the coming years, the Internet of Things (IoT)
will offer significant opportunities within a range
of global developments.It will change the way we live.
SMART-IoT will provide a high-profile, leading edge forum for researchers, PhD students, engineers and practitioners to present stateof-the-art advances and innovations in theoretical foundations, systems, infrastructures, tools and applications for the Internet of Things
as well as identifying emerging research topics which will help define the future.
The SMART IoT conference is brought to you by some of the worlds leading authorities:People with special knowledge as a result of
their involvement with projects sponsored by the European Commission. The conference is supported by the EU.

OUTLINE PROGRAMME
It will be held in England in the Conference Centre of the world famous Manchester United Football Club, Old Trafford,
Manchester: It is a 3 day event with a range of optional add-on programmes. There will be plenary and break out sessions
addressing the following topics:

IoT
Infrastructure

IoT in
Global Developments

IoT in
SMART Developments

IoT and Network Security

IoT, Energy and Utilities

SMART Cities

Network Functionalities
and Scalability

IoT, and the Environment

SMART Transport

Service Facilities in IoT

Object Connected Identification
Intelligent Processing and IoT
Sensor Networks
Energy Harvesting

IoT, Food and Water Security

SMART Manufacturing

IoT, Industry and Finance

SMART Construction

IoT, and Economic Impact

SMART Farming

IoT, and Social Impact

IoT, Governance
and Legal Underpinning

Self-functionality
Mobile Fusion

REGISTER AT www.smart-iot.org

PLANNED DEADLINES Papers should be submitted to http://www.SMART-IoT.org

Online abstract submission deadline May 22nd
Provisional acceptance June 15th

Submission of final paper July 6th

Presenter registration July 20th

SMART-IoT Summit 2012

The Old Vicarage, All Souls Road, Halifax, HX3 6DR, UK
T: +44 (0) 1422 368368
E: sarah@smartidentification.org
W: www.SMART-IoT.org

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Prof. Dr. Jos Roberto de Almeida Amazonas - LCS/PTC/EPUSP
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