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• Internet of Things (IoT)- Changing the environment landscape
• Mandeep Khera- IoT and Security Executive
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• What is Internet of Things?• Applicability of IoT in various sectors• IoT impact on Environmental issues• Risks and barriers • Future of IoT• Q&A
Agenda
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Writing plays a critical role!
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What is the Internet of Things?
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What is the Internet of Things?
• The network of uniquely identifiable physical objects that have embedded technology and interact with other similar devices over the Internet to help achieve operational efficiencies
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Brief History of IoT
1970-90 1990-2000
Number of connected devices: 1,000 (1984)
2000-2010
Number of connected devices: 1M (1992)
Number of connected devices: 10B (2010)
2011-
Number of connected devices: 50B – 500B
12%
43%
22% 24%
Very familiar Somewhat familiar Have only heard of it but not sure what it’s about
Never heard of it
Familiarity with Internet of Things based on Definition
Source: Peerless Media Survey
Yes familiar with IoT43%
No, Not familiar57%
Yes familiar with IoT No, Not familiar
Familiarity with the Internet of Things
Source: Peerless Media Survey
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IoT Use
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• Environment Sensors• Smart Farming• Preservation • CO2 Emissions• Energy Efficiencies
IoT Impact on Environment
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•Air Quality•Water Quality•Radiation•Chemicals•Other
Environment Sensors
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Smart Farming
Smart irrigation Livestock monitoringSensor based
precision agriculture
Remote monitoring quality of soil
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Smart Farming
Source: Harvard Business Review; farm automation industry
Within the agriculture sector it is estimated that by 2020 IoT could save 1.6 Gt of CO2.
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• Solar powered, wi-fi connected garden sensors are streaming data; Enables growers to breed plants remotely and with predicable outcomes and to tailor plants to benefit specific ailments
• Syqe Inhaler, an Internet-connected marijuana dispenser developed in Israel that gets dosing down to an exact science
Cannabis and IoT
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• The Iberian Lynx• Location collars that geo-
references • Scientists can study
behavioral uses• Connected drones, less
invasive than humans, also help monitor them
Preservation
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CO2 Emissions
https://www.newsy.com/stories/most-of-world-s-carbon-emissions-come-from-100-companies/
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The Irony – IT causes CO2
3.2+ Billion People Are Online 20-50 Billion devices by 2020
A SINGLE TWEET .02g of CO2 —500M TWEETS/DAY10 Metric Tons of CO2
Entire Internet: Nearly 1 billion tons of annual CO2 and rising
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The Irony –And….IT reduces CO2
IoT enabled smart grids in the energy sector could save over 2.0 Gt of CO2 through implementation of smart meters and demand-response systems
By improving energy efficiency with optimized routes of transportation, IoT could reduce about 1.9Gt of CO2 in 5 years
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Did you know?
- You can reduce energy consumption by 70% in commercial buildings
- And, you can reduce millions of metric tons of carbon emissions
……………..with technology…..
Today!!
Energy Consumption
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Smart Building IoT Benefits
Up to 70% Energy savings
Operational Efficiencies
Occupant Comfort & Productivity
Fault Detection & Diagnostics
Compliance & Corporate Citizenship
Innovation with Embedded Wireless
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Barriers to IoT adoption
Software-focused innovation
Security Privacy Awareness
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Future of IoT
Software-focused innovation • Over 36 billion devices connected
to the internet by 2020• $6 trillion will be spent on IoT
solutions over the next five years• Hackers will continue to use IoT
devices to facilitate DDoS attacks• More cities will become "smart“• Dramatic improvement in
environment by leveraging IoT devices, sensors, data
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“….there is no “Plan B” for action as there is no “Planet B.”…”
- Ban Ki-moon, Secretary General, United Nations
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Thank You
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