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IPv6 Forum / IPv6 Forum (Singapore

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The IPv6 Forum is a world-wide consortium of

worldwide leading Internet vendors, Industry

Subject Matter Experts, Research & Education

Networks.

It has a clear mission to advocate IPv6 by

dramatically improving technology, market, and

deployment user and industry awareness of

IPv6, creating a quality and secure New

Generation Internet and allowing world-wide

equitable access to knowledge and technology,

embracing a moral responsibility to the world.

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IPv6 Forum Programmes

IPv6 Ready Program – certifying Product is IPv6 ready

http://www.ipv6ready.org.cn/index.php/index/index

https://www.ipv6ready.org

Approved Labs

BII (China)

CableLabs (US)

CHT-TL (Taiwan)

IRISA (Europe)

JATE (Japan)

TEC (India)

TTA (Korea)

UNH-IOL (US)

https://www.iol.unh.edu/services/testing/ipv6/logoholders.php

The University of New Hampshire InterOperability Laboratory (UNH-IOL)

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IPv6 Forum Programmes

IPv6 Enabled Programme -encourage adoption of IPv6 web sites (WWW), (ISPs)

IPv6 Forum Authorized Training Distributor in Asia Pacific

IPv6 Education Programme – Skillset and Certification

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IPv6 Forum Programmes

IPv6 FORUM APPROVED READINESS ASSESSMENT PARTNER (iRAP)

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What is IPv6

IP stands for “Internet Protocol”

It is the method used to exchange packets of data between networks, such as your office LAN and the Google Data Centre, via a dozen others in-between

IP as such does not provide a user-visible service, but it is the underlying infrastructure for everything from Twitter to VoIP

IPv6 is the new version of the Internet Protocol and expands the number of available addresses to a virtually limitless amount

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What is IPv6

Developed by the Internet Engineering Task

Force (IETF) to deal with the long-anticipated problem

of IPv4 address exhaustion.

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Why we need IPv6

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Why we need IPv6

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IPv6 and IPv4

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IPv4 Statistics

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intelligent Nation 2015 (“iN2015”)

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Smart Nation Platform (“SNP”)

Potential Technology Stack for Wireless Sensor Network

IPV6 is the underlying Network Protocol

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Internet of things – IOT 6

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IPv6 – IoT 6

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What’s the Internet of Things?

The term Internet of Things, or IoT, was coined in 1999 by Kevin Ashton.

Ashton, a British technologist who co-founded the RFID-pioneering (radio

frequency identification) Auto-ID Center at Massachusetts Institute of

Technology (MIT), used the term to envision a world where the internet would

be connected to everyday objects via sensors.

Today, objects can and do collect, receive

and send information, both to users and

other connected objects. Over 100 million

vending machines, vehicles, smoke alarms

and more are sharing information. Market

analysts at Berg Insight expect this number

to rise to 360 million by 2016.

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From the IPv6 Forum

Internet of Things ecosystems are composed, on the one hand, of so called smart objects, i.e., tiny

and highly constrained physical devices in terms of memory capacity, computation capability, energy

autonomy, and communication capabilities.

On the other hand, Internet of Things is made up of identification tags and codes that allow identifying a

specific thing in a unique and global way.

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What’s the Internet of Things?

From any time ,any place

connectivity for anyone, we

will now have connectivity

for anything!

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What are these “things”?

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The Internet of Things through IPv6:

Source: IPv6 Forum White Paper

Wireless Sensor Networks (IEEE 802.15.4) for

Wireless Senor Network

Bluetooth Low Energy (IEEE 802.15.1) –

Wireless Personal Area Network

WiFi Low Power (IEEE 802.11) –

Wireless LAN

(LTE-A) for Wide Area Networks.

Quick Response (QR Code)

Near Field Communication

BarcodeUniversal

Resource Locators (URLs)),

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Looking Ahead

Smart Nation

Source from http://www.ida.gov.sg/

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Looking Ahead

Driverless Cars

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Looking Ahead

Social Object Thinking

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