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Energy efficient & intelligent lighting systemsOpen Architectures for Intelligent Solid State Lighting Systems

Supported by the Horizon 2020

funding of the European Union

OpenAIS:

Towards an open system architecture

for IP connected lighting

www.openais.eu

Luc Van Driessche

Imtech Telecom

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// Consortium

Supported by the Horizon 2020

funding of the European Union

3 year project, from Jan.2015 till Dec.2017

Philips is project leader

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//� Value stack of IoT

From the connection of people to the connection of things

IoT - Why Light ??

+ / PRO - / CON

The luminaire is the almost

perfect thing:

Todays connectivity is old-

fashoined and outdated – but

serves the purpose:

• Luminaires generate the

densest grid in indoor and

outdoor

• Most of todays luminaires

have wired connectivity (1-

10V, DALI, DMX)

• Luminaires are electrically

powered

• Luminaires are situated

“above the action” on poles

or ceiling

• Communication is mainly

unidirectional (to the

luminaire) or limited

bidirectional (DALI – error

messages)

• Even today a lot of luminaires

already contain sensors

• Communication speed and

content is limited

Source: Prof. Fleisch HSG

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// Evolution in the Lighting Market

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// Schematic overview

Supported by the Horizon 2020

funding of the European Union

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// Evolution of the Lighting Technology

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// Evolution of the Lighting Technology

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// Office TrendsNeed for change because of new office trends

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// Office Trends

And change there will be

And the light technology changes� Smart Light

� Circadian Light

� LiFi, � �.

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// Challenging concepts

� IoT is an emerging concept

� OpenAIS being shaped in parallel to IoT

� Numerous protocols and standards, what to use ??

� Unified Data Model for lighting and BMS

� Identify new value spaces related to:

� Use of office buildings in 2020

� Technical possibilities of the 2020’s

� Data Privacy

� Shape towards a Dominant Design

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Home/Building Manufacturing/

Industry Automation

Vehicular/

Transportation

Horizontal/Telecommunication

Open Automotive

Alliance

Healthcare Energy WearablesFarming/

AgrifoodCities

IoT SDOs and Alliances Landscape (Vertical and Horizontal Domains)

AIOTI AIOTI AIOTI AIOTI AIOTI

AIOTI

AIOTI AIOTIAIOTI

Source: AIOTI WG3 (IoT Standardisation) – Release 2.2

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// Technical Challenges

� Security of constrained devices

� Align domain model lighting & building automation

� Network: shared or dedicated

� Low stand by power

� Interoperability between vendors

� Long system life support (20+ years)

� Extensibility and modularity over lifetime

� Balance system cost vs added value

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// Project Aim

� Define an All-IP open Lighting system architecture

� Support maintaining the leading position of the

European lighting industry in the IoT era:

� Align the European industry to adopt this architecture

� Enable eco-system of suppliers of interoperable

components

� Create renewed value space for European Industry

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// Project Plan – (1)

� Identify system requirements for the 2020’s

�Define the best System Architecture for

connected lighting:

‒ To meet end user needs of the 2020’s

‒ Exploiting the Internet of Things

�Validate in a real setting whether

anticipated user needs are met

�Prepare standardization

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// Project Plan – (2)

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// Use Cases

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// OpenAIS – Technical Concept

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// OpenAIS Publications

Results published so far can be found on:

http://openais.eu/en/results/

� Requirements reports:

� Report on selected scenarios and use cases (D1.1)

� Value Chain Impact Analysis Report (D1.5)

� Architecture reports:

� Reference architecture of OpenAIS system (D2.3)

� Implementation & verification guidelines for the architecture

(D2.2)

� System Integration reports:

� FMEA and Hazard analysis report (D4.2)

� Risk analysis report and definition of required test-ups (D4.3)

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// Standardisation activities so far (WP6)

� Proposals submitted to IETF:

� Multicast Security for the Lighting Domain, June 2015, ARM, Tridonic, Zumtobel, Philips Research

� Security Bootstrapping over IEEE 802.15.4 in selective order

� Secure Two-Way DTLS-Based Group Communication in the IoT

� Use Cases for Authentication and Authorization in Constrained

Environments

� OpenAIS has a liaison with Fairhair and together we investigate

adoption of the OpenAIS results in the Fairhair communication

solution (www.fairhair-alliance.org)

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// Candidate to house the pilot ??

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// becomes

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Thank you

Open Architectures forIntelligent Solid State Lighting Systems

www.openais.eu

Supported by the Horizon 2020

funding of the European Union

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Questions?

Open Architectures forIntelligent Solid State Lighting Systems

www.openais.eu

Supported by the Horizon 2020

funding of the European Union