1. Java for Embedded Devices
Latin America Sales
Dimas Oliveira
1 | Senior Sales Consultant
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2. “3B to 50B Devices by 2020”
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3. Java delivers Business Value
• Extend Product Lifecycle: In-
market update and refresh
• Competitive Advantage: Focus on
business value, reuse commodities
Grow
from ecosystem
• Innovation: Fueled by largest pool ROI
of developer talent
• Increase Market Reach: Partner in • Portability: Increase flexibility to
world’s largest developer ecosystem manage BOM and roadmap
• Shorter Time-to-Market: Reduce
QA cycles and remove reinvention
Reduce • Reduce Support: Remote update
Cost • Reduce Risk: Most widely
deployed, secure, reliable
development platform
• Standards-based: Developed in the
open and backed by Oracle
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4. Oracle D2D - The Platform for a Totally Connected World
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5. What Are the Primary Drivers Behind M2M Projects You
Are Involved in Implementing?
#1 Enabling new services and
revenue streams 75%
Source: “Designing an M2M Platform for the Connected World”, Beecham Research, 2012
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6. What Are the Top Priorities When Delivering M2M
Projects?
#1 - Ensuring end-to-end Security
#2 - Integration with IT systems
#3 - Coordinating partners in the value chain
#4 - Addressing cost/benefit constraints & delivering within timeframe
#5 - Ensuring end-to-end compatibility and lifecycle solution management
Source: “Designing an M2M Platform for the Connected World”, Beecham Research, 2012
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7. Java in the Internet of Things
31 billion devices, 4 billion people connected by 2020
Personal Med-Large Embedded / Multi- VoIP Comm
Devices function Devices
Sensors / Industrial controls /
Microcontrollers Network Appliances
Cloud for
Embedded
Devices
Meters
Enterprise Data &
Applications
Management / Monitoring /
Operations
Smart Appliances
& electronics
Connected Vehicles
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8. Oracle’s Device to Data Center Platform
Complete, Best in Class & Engineered Together
M2M APPLICATION
Delivery of Applications and Dashboards
for
• Java
M2M APPLICATION through a Portal, with supporton ANY Device for
Faster, More Reliable
As on Device Development using same
commodity skills as used in
MIDDLEWARE
Java Card
on remote devices.
MIDDLEWARE the Data Center
MIDDLEWARE
• Use Oracle Middleware and
Java Embedded
Suite Database software to build
CONCENTRATOR with NETWORK
As on Device, Data Encryption, user and device identity provisioning asyour IP on for Better Security,
DEVICE
DEVICE ME
Java
ORadditional event access
well as
Embedded
XML, Security, Web Services, processing and CLOUD Better Support, Better Quality
GATEWAY DATABASE
DATABASE
File i/o, Messaging, Location, storage
DATABASE of Service
Embeddable,
transactional storage • Use OracleOS & VIRTUAL
Integrated storage, networking and processing, in HA configuration,
Engineered
engine written entirely in
Java. With Data
Synchronization.
supporting control.
OS & VIRTUAL MACHINE Systems to deliver the Cloud
MACHINE
Services and manage Big Data
ENGINEEDED ENGINEERED
NETWORK SYSTEMS, SERVERS &
GATEWAY SYSTEMS, CENTER
DATA
DEVICE CLOUD STORAGE
SERVERS & STORAGE
PLATFORM
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9. ORACLE HAS A COMPLETE PORTFOLIO OF BEST IN CLASS TECHNOLOGIES
THAT ARE ENGINEERED TO WORK TOGETHER
# 1
….from Device to Data Center
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10. Why Java Embedded?
Java technology is a key enabler for products and services
in many markets, industries, and services.
Java, as the applications platform can be implemented over
a variety of system and hardware choices for many different
industries.
With the largest developer base on the planet, Java allows
you to readily find developers to create applications for your
products.
Java platforms scale to support highly resource constrained
devices to server class systems.
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11. Java Embedded
Example devices powered by Oracle
Small Medium Large
• RFID Readers • Routers & Switches • Multi Function Printers
• Parking Meters • Storage Appliances • ATMs
• POS Systems
• Intelligent Power Module • Network Management Systems
• In-Flight Entertainment
• Smart Meters • Factory Automation Systems Systems
• Security Systems • Electronic Voting Systems
• Medical Imaging Systems
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12. Roadmap
Embedded Java
Java SE Embedded 8 Java Embedded 9
• Complete JVM convergence • JDK9
• Additional compact profiles • Modularity based on
• JavaFX for Embedded Jigsaw
Java Embedded Suite 7 Java Embedded Suite 8 • Additional Embedded
NetBeans IDE 7.2
• SE Embedded 7 • Additional enterprise device APIs
• ME Embedded support
• GlassFish for Embedded
middleware integrations • Ease of Development
• Flight Recorder/Mission Control
• Java DB
2012 2013 2014 2015
Java ME Embedded 3.2 Java ME Embedded 3.3 Java ME Embedded 8 NetBeans IDE 9
• Microcontroller support • Enhanced device access • Java ME 8 • Java ME/SE 9
• Device Access APIs • Footprint optimization & • Standardized Embedded API Embedded support
configuration tools • New on-device debugging • Jigsaw support
Java ME SDK 3.2 architecture
• Improved developer
• Embedded emulator tooling & experience NetBeans IDE 8
• Eclipse integration • Java ME/SE 8 Embedded
support
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13. Thank you!
More Information:
http://www.oracle.com/goto/javaembedded
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14. Backup Slides
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15. Industry Solutions
Java Embedded: Enabling new opportunities
Network Equipment & Printers
Smart Grid: Meters, Concentrators, Residential Gateways
Medical: TeleHealth & Imaging
Industrial controls & M2M
Digital Entertainment & TV
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16. Cisco Advanced VOIP Phone
• Enterprise class voice communications
 Advanced call features
 Remote provisioning and management
 Integration with enterprise systems
• Java provides:
 Advanced fully-customizable UI
 Interactive video
 Back-end services integration
 Extensible application support
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17. Kronos InTouch Smart Time Clock
• Connected time clock enables advanced
workforce management
• Java provides:
 Flexible touchscreen UI
 Biometric ID support
 Card reader
 Extensible Kronos Smart App platform
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18. Digital Television
• Over 150 million Java-based TV devices
globally
 All Blu-ray Disc players
 Cable, satellite, terrestrial set-top boxes
 Integrated digital televisions
 Game consoles
 Tru2way, GEM, Ginga-J global standards
• Java enables studios, broadcasters, and
service operators to deliver compelling
television apps and services across hundreds
of different models of receivers and players
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19. Smart Metering and Meter Management
• Intelligent monitoring of energy use and
distribution
• Regulations require energy providers to
purchase infrastructure from multiple vendors
• Java provides the ability for a common
application to run across concentrators from
multiple vendors based on varying underlying
hardware and operating systems
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20. M2M: Wireless Modules
• Small, wireless devices add intelligence to:
 Industrial automation
 Healthcare applications
 Security
 Monitoring
• Smart & programmable
 CPU, RAM/Flash, I/O, SIM
 Highly integrated, 2G/3G connectivity (voice + data), low
power
• Java adds intelligence and connectivity to
vertical solutions
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21. jHome: Home Automation
• Complete open source platform
for home automation
 Java server and APIs for
accessing sensors and device
controls via REST web services
• Why Embedded Java?
 Easily and seamlessly integrated
into any application (C, C++, C#,
Java, XML, scripting languages)
 Massive developer eco-system
with universal programming
language used worldwide
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22. Digital Printing
• Multi-Function Printers
 Highly reliable office automation equipment
 Integration with enterprise and cloud-based
applications
• Why Embedded Java?
 Comprehensive set of APIs and tooling
 Connectivity and scalability, OSGi, and
proven security
 App-friendly architecture with vibrant
developer ecosystem
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23. Free vs Commercial
• OpenJDK • Java SE Support
– Some assembly required – Oracle JDK AND
– DYI testing – 24/7 support
– Build your own updates – Access to End Of Life versions
– BCL
– EOL really means EOL.
• Oracle JDK
– Pre-packaged
– Tested
– Updated regularly
– No GPL obligations
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24. Platform Choices
Java ME CLDC Java ME CDC Java SE for Embedded
Java APIs CLDC 1.1 CDC 1.1.2 (JSE 1.4.2 Subset Full featured JSE 6 & 7 API
optimized for resource support
constrained devices)
Min RAM Total: 1MB Total: 8MB (Headless) Total: 32MB (Headless)
Min MHz 30MHz 100MHz 200MHz
Min Storage ROMized 2MB With JIT & ROMized – 3.5MB 32MB (min recommended RAM) /
40MB
Target Segments Low Mid-High High
Sample Devices/Use Mobile/Feature Handsets, Digital eReaders, IP Telephony, Digital Industrial automation/equipments,
Cases Pen, Sensors TV, Blu-rays Players, High-end Network
Consumer Electronics,Network Appliances/Printing Devices,
Pheripherals, Printers, Smart Medial, Aerospace and Defence,
Grid, Handhelds, Automotive Smart Grid/ Kiosks
Available Ports *Refer to supported mobile OS: Linux, VxWorks, Windows, OS: Linux, Windows
platforms WinMobile, WinCE, NetBSD, Processors: ARM, PowerPC, X86
Solaris, QNX, MPE
Processors: ARM, MIPS, X86,
PowerPC, Sparc, MIPS, AM34,
ST20, SH3/4, ARC
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