1.
C H A R L I E K E Y
@ Z W I G B Y | C H A R L I E @ L O S A N T . C O M
M A Y 1 9 , 2 0 1 6
THE INTERNET
OF THINGS
PAST, PRESENT,FUTURE

2.
L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
W H O A M I
CHARLIE KEY
CEO & Co-Founder
Losant
PREVIOUSLY
CEO & Co-Founder
Modulus

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
WHAT IS
THE INTERNT
OF THINGS?

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
I o T – T H E I N T E R N E T O F T H I N G S
IoT is a term that represents a collectionof ideas, devices, and processes.
Each thingis represented by a device, sensor, asset, or machine.
These things are usually working together to create larger solutions by
sending and reacting to data from an ecosystem.
W H A T I S I o T

5.
“ T H E I N T E R N E T A S A
N E T W O R K H A D T H E
P O T E N T I A L T O B E C O M E
L I K E A N E R V O U S S Y S T E M
I F W E A D D E D S E N S I N G
C A P A B I L I T Y . ”
KEVIN ASHTONP &G, U K (1999) – A S S IS TANT BRA ND
MA NA GER, OLA Y

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
W H A T I S I o T
TIMELINE
First Connected
Coke Machine
1982
Internet of Things
Term Coined
1999
First “Smart”
Refrigerator
2000
First Connected
Pacemaker
2009
Google Launches
Self-Driving Car
2010
Industrial Internet
Consortium (IIC)
2014

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IT’S ABOUT ADDING VALUE
AND SOLVING PROBLEMS
LIVES
BUSINESSES
CUSTOMERS

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
D E V I C E S G A L O R E
W H Y D O E S I o T M A T T E R ?
http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3165317
0
5
10
15
20
25
NUMBER OF CONNECTED DEVICES
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
TODAY
billionsofdevices

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
THE IoT LIFECYCLE
C O L L E C T C O M M U N I C A T E A N A L Y Z E A C T

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
I o T L I F E C Y C L E
COLLECT
Devices and sensorsare collecting data from everywhere
H O M E C A R O F F I C E M F G P L A N T

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
I o T L I F E C Y C L E
COMMUNICATE
Sending data and events at high speedsacross networks
A C L O U D P L A T F O R M P R I V A T E D A T A C E N T E R H O M E N E T W O R K

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
I o T L I F E C Y C L E
ANALYZE
Creating information from the data
M A C H I N E L E A R N I N G B U I L D I N G R E P O R T S F I L T E R I N G

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
I o T L I F E C Y C L E
ACT
Taking action based on the information and data
C O M M U N I C A T E W I T H
A N O T H E R M A C H I N E ( M 2 M )
S E N D N O T I F I C A T I O N
( S M S , E M A I L , T E X T )
E X T E R N A L
I N T E G R A T I O N S

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IoT TODAY

15.
MANUFACT URI NG
PR E DICT IVE
MAIN T E N AN CE
R E AL-T IME
OE E
IN PR ACT ICE ON LY
3%
OF POT E N T IALLY
US E FUL DAT A IS
T AG G E D AN D E VE N
LE S S IS AN ALYZ E DE N E R G Y
MAN AG E ME N T

16.
LOGI ST I CS
AS S E T
T R ACKIN G
CON DIT ION
MON IT OR IN G
IMPR OVE D LOG IS T ICS
R OUT IN G COULD
CR E AT E MOR E T H AN
$253 BILLION
IN E CON OMIC VALUE
IN 2 02 5AUT OMAT ION

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RET AI L
IN VE N T OR Y
MAN AG ME N T
CON S UME R
IN S IG H T S
US R E T AILE R S
WILL US E
3.5 MILLION
BE ACON S
BY 2 018R E AL-T IME
PR ICIN G

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FUTURE OF IoT

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
F U T U R E O F I o T
“Anything with a battery will
have network connection.”
-Ben Wen

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
EXPANSION
New standardsfrom everything including
device specsto communication protocols.
• Thread
• MT Connect
Cheaper devices and more hardware
manufacturers.
Devices that are powered by radio waves.
F U T U R E O F I o T

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
CHALLENGES
Security as top priority.
Interoperability betweendisparate devices.
Education of the field and it’s capabilities.
Bringing multiple parties together to create
end-to-end solutions.
F U T U R E O F I o T

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
WHAT IS
LOSANT?

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I o T P L A T F O R M
Losant provides a complete solution platform to quickly, securely, and easily
build complex connected products.
CONNECT
Connect and manage
thousands of devices.
ANALYZE
Turn raw data into
useful insights.
REACT
Make data-driven
decisions in real-time.

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
OVERVIEW
L O S A N T

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
DATA COLLECTION
Data can be collected in real-time from a wide breadth of sensors. This data is
then analyzed and aggregated into useful information.
accelerometer displacement
temperature + humidity sound current + voltage
flow
pressure
proxmitiy
L O S A N T

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L O S A N T . C O M / @ L O S A N T H Q
USE CASE
Remotely monitor individuals for healthcare purposes.
L O S A N T

27.
T H A N K S
C H A R L I E @ L O S A N T . C O M