Learn, Teach, Build and Deploy IoT
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Dr. Mazlan Abbas gave a presentation on IoT at UTeM on December 19, 2022. The presentation discussed why IoT is important, what IoT is, and how to get started in IoT. It covered topics such as the history of IoT, sensors, connectivity technologies, programming languages for IoT, and developing IoT solutions using platforms like favoriot. The presentation provided resources for learning IoT including tutorials, sample codes, and discounted subscriptions to the favoriot IoT platform.
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It Starts with Sensors
[Source: Overview of Spintronic Sensors With Internet of Things for Smart Living, Xuyang Liu et.al, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MAGNETICS, VOL. 55, NO. 11, NOVEMBER 2019]
From Analog to Digital
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Top IoT Programming Languages
1. Java
2. C
3. Javascript
4. Python
5. C++
6. PHP
7. C#
8. Assembler
9. LUA
10. Go
11. R
12. Swift
13. Ruby
14. Rust
Most Popular Languages
DEVICES – C, C++
GATEWAYS – Java, Python, C, C++
CLOUD – Java, Javascript, Python, PHP
Most Valuable Programming Languages
Java, Python, C, C++
Why? 1. High-level scripting languages
2. Operate on pretty much any machine
3. Work across networks and multiple devices
4. Matured with extensive documentation and
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Learn, Teach, Build and Deploy IoT
- 1. favoriot Learn, Teach, Build and Deploy IoT Dr. Mazlan Abbas CEO - favoriot Email: [email protected] BENU 4131, FKEKK, UTeM – 19 December 2022
- 3. favoriot Learn, Teach, Build & Deploy IoT Why IoT is very important? What exactly is IoT? What kind of talent? How to get ourselves ready?
- 5. favoriot Every 3 to 7 years, organizations need to reinvent themselves According to The Boston Consulting Group - S&P 500 Companies from 50 years ago – only 19% are still in existence BUSINESS SURVIVAL IN 21stCENTURY
- 6. favoriot We Have Changed The Way That We …
- 9. favoriot The 3 Tsunamis of Internet Fixed Internet Mobile Internet Internet of Things (IOT)
- 11. favoriot Why IoT is Now at an Inflection Point? Cheaper and smaller. Hardware Key Growth Factors Ripples of technologies. Simple and faster. Software Development Becoming pervasive. Connectivity New entrants and players IoT Ecosystem Number of transistors double every 2 years. Moore’s Law
- 12. favoriot Why Must We Become a Producer Nation
- 13. favoriot “Industri di Malaysia tidak melihat kemahiran sebagai satu nilai yang berharga untuk dibayar, menjadi punca bidang kejuruteraan negara masih tidak meningkat ke tahap yang sepatutnya.” “Industri juga berasakan graduan kejuruteraan tidak bersedia untuk membuat kerja, tetapi tidak mahu melabur untuk memberi latihan dan pengalaman yang betul.
- 14. favoriot Malaysia as a Producer Nation University Industry Market R&D Product (Roadmap) Commercialise Maintain Loyalty Output Share Industry problems Sell Understanding Roles and Responsibilities • Publications • Knowledge • Time-to-market • Revenue • Solve their problems YouTube Video Prototype (Alpha) Prototype (Beta) Copyright: Dr. Mazlan Abbas (2020)
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- 16. favoriot What is IoT History
- 17. favoriot FATHER OF IOT Kevin Ashton First Coined The Term IoT in 1999
- 18. favoriot Earliest IoT Devices 1982 1990 Carnegie Mellon University By David Nichols, Mike Kazar, Ivor Durham and John Zsarnay John Romkey Invented first TCP/IP stack for IBM PC Connected Coke Machine Internet Toaster
- 19. favoriot What Exactly is IoT?
- 20. favoriot I need to maintain the quality of my goods. Who is the intruder? Can I reduce my electricity bill? Am I healthy? When is my next bus? Where can I park? Monitoring of Assets – Typical Everyday Questions What IF we can connect ALL these assets and get the answers to ALL these questions? The Need To Connect Assets and Sense Environment
- 22. favoriot It Starts with Sensors [Source: Overview of Spintronic Sensors With Internet of Things for Smart Living, Xuyang Liu et.al, IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON MAGNETICS, VOL. 55, NO. 11, NOVEMBER 2019] From Analog to Digital 1
- 23. favoriot Sensors: • Camera – “Eyes” • Audio – “Ears” • Accelerometer – “Speed” • GPS – “Location” • Gyroscope – “Movement” • Compass – “Direction” • Proximity – “Closeness” • Ambient light – “Eyes” • Others… Context 1. Spatial – Location / Speed Orientation 2. Temporal – Time / Duration 3. Environmental – Temperature / Light / Noise Level 4. User Characterization – Activity (Mobility Pattern) / Social (Friends, Interactions) 5. Resource Availability – Storage / Memory / Computational / Battery Your Smartphone is an IoT Device
- 25. favoriot Communications Technologies Examples of the various communication technologies that smart objects can use Source: “What the Internet of Things (IoT) Needs to Become a Reality”, Kaivan Karimi of Freescale Semiconductor and Gary Atkinson of ARM
- 28. favoriot 7 Layers of OSI
- 29. favoriot What are the Industrial Revolutions?
- 30. favoriot What is Society 5.0? Hunting Society Agricultural Society Industrial Society 1.0 3.0 2.0 4.0 5.0 Information Society Super Smart Society
- 31. favoriot What is IR 4.0? IR 1.0 (Manual With Physical Tools) IR 2.0 (Electrical) IR 3.0 (Automation/ Internet) IR 4.0 (Intelligence) 1.0 3.0 2.0 4.0 (1784) (1870) (1969) (Today)
- 32. favoriot 4th Industrial Revolution Technologies
- 33. favoriot Enabling Technologies of Industry 4WRD
- 34. favoriot Enabling Technologies of Construction 4.0
- 35. favoriot Which Era of Industrial Revolution Are We in Now?
- 36. favoriot The Way We Cook 1.0 3.0 2.0 4.0
- 37. favoriot The Way We Teach 1.0 3.0 2.0 4.0
- 38. favoriot The Way We Transact 1.0 3.0 2.0 4.0
- 39. favoriot 2.7 Where are we now?
- 40. favoriot What Skills Do You Need to Start Your IoT Journey
- 42. favoriot (1) Manpower • Increase productivity • Lower manpower costs
- 43. favoriot (2) Material • Just in Time • Saves time and cost • Understanding condition about assets
- 44. favoriot (3) Machine • Uptime • Predictive Maintenance • Reduce Errors
- 45. favoriot (4) Method • Reduced “Red- Tapes” • Become agile • Faster and efficient
- 46. favoriot (5) Market • Enter new market segment • Expand reach globally
- 47. favoriot (6) Money • Create new products and revenue stream • New business models • Saves costs
- 48. favoriot (7) Management • Data-driven decision management • Better decision making • Transparency
- 49. favoriot Skills to Overcome the Challenges
- 50. favoriot 9 Challenges of IR 4.0 The definition of new strategy. Rethinking your organization and processes to maximize new outcomes. Understanding your business case. Conducting successful pilots. Helping your organization to understand where action is needed. Examination of company culture. Recruiting and developing new talent. The genuine interconnection of all departments. Something that is too often overlooked. New Biz Model Business Case Rethinking Change Management Pilots Action Culture Talents. Interconnection
- 52. favoriot 4 Phases of IoT Maturity 4 Phases of IoT Maturity
- 53. favoriot Skills to Develop New Business
- 54. favoriot 4 Reasons We Need a National Trial 4 Reasons We Need a Trial
- 55. favoriot Skills to Build IoT Solutions
- 56. favoriot 4 Main Components of IoT 01 02 03 04 Digital Sensors – Temp, humidity, pressure, gas, etc Fixed or wireless Platform that aggregate heterogeneous devices with different protocols Workflow, analytics and insights Sensors & Actuators Connectivity IoT Middleware Applications & Analytics
- 58. favoriot Wisdom Knowledge Information Data More Important Less Important B e n e f i t t o H u m a n i t y Evaluated understanding Appreciation of Answers to questions. Symbols Understanding Answers to questions WHO WHY HOW WHAT WHERE WHEN Value is Created by Making Sense of Data
- 59. favoriot Home Health Transport Office Waste IOT Platform – Blending IoT Data Blending Data - Creating New Compound Applications IoT Platform
- 60. favoriot IoT Project - What Should You Focus? favoriot Hardware Connectivity Platform Application/Dashboard • How to develop the hardware? • What sensors to use? • What network to use? • Which communication adapter? • How to send data to the Cloud? • How to manage the device? • How to save the data? • How to create a dashboard? • How to create insights? • How to create smart application?
- 61. favoriot Sensors
- 63. favoriot Simple Steps to Start Your IoT Journey favoriot (1) Sensor (2) Connectivity (3) Platform (4) Application Scan for Free IoT Resources (Tips, Tutorials and Projects)
- 64. favoriot Top IoT Programming Languages 1. Java 2. C 3. Javascript 4. Python 5. C++ 6. PHP 7. C# 8. Assembler 9. LUA 10. Go 11. R 12. Swift 13. Ruby 14. Rust Most Popular Languages DEVICES – C, C++ GATEWAYS – Java, Python, C, C++ CLOUD – Java, Javascript, Python, PHP Most Valuable Programming Languages Java, Python, C, C++ Why? 1. High-level scripting languages 2. Operate on pretty much any machine 3. Work across networks and multiple devices 4. Matured with extensive documentation and tutorials [Scan for More Info]
- 65. favoriot Skills to Develop IoT Project via an IoT Platform - favoriot
- 66. favoriot favoriot IoT Middleware “Create your IoT vertical solutions rapidly”
- 68. favoriot Categorization of IoT Platforms Publicly Traded Open Source End-to-End Connectivity Developer Friendly Platforms developed and maintained by large traded companies Platforms that provide data management services under open licenses Platforms designed based on supplied hardware and required solution Platforms can be easily integrated with Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc favoriot
- 69. favoriot Solving IoT Project Issues 1. An incomplete IoT Lab which only focuses on either standalone Arduino or Raspberry Pi devices without connecting to an IoT platform 2. Students have to do their own research on hundreds of IoT middleware before choosing one for their Final Year projects. 3. Many IoT projects cannot complete on time because students are busy either developing their own “middleware” or server or busy in troubleshooting the connectivity between the sensor device and the server. 4. In search for suitable Database to store sensor data and Display Result with Dashboard
- 70. favoriot REST API Scalable Storage REST API Dashboards Analytics Device Management Rule Engine MQTT COAP Smart Applications Warehouse Agriculture Environment Building Home Email SMS Telegram HTTP Post RPC Methods Gateways Devices Devices Analytics Dashboards
- 71. favoriot Key Features of FAVORIOT IoT Platform • Rapid Development • User-friendly APIs • Ease of onboarding IoT Devices • Scalable platform • Notification Engine – Email and SMS • IoT Support Forum Discussion Board – Building Community • Examples – Videos and Sample Source Codes • Many new and enhanced features in Version 2.0 including ability to make Dashboard Public FREE Subscription
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- 80. favoriot Widgets
- 83. favoriot Visualisation Options Favoriot Dashboard Export to .csv or json
- 84. favoriot Visualisation Options Android App Inventor React & Plotly.js Vue & Chart.js favoriot Step-by-Step Tutorials
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- 87. favoriot Skills to Find the Right Market
- 88. favoriot Use Cases – Tracker Badge • Road , railway and construction workers • Postal, food delivery workers • Public transport, taxi, bus drivers • Retirement homes • Social worker, office, bank employee protection • Security / round control • Workers time management • Employee trip management • Forest workers and equipment favoriot SOS Alarm No Movement Man Down Detection GPS Location Personal ID Identification Two-way Voice Communication
- 89. favoriot Power Monitoring – Case Study • Monitor main power source (AC) • Send Message AC Fail or AC Restored to FM or IT Issue Who should respond when network down? Is it network issue or power issues?
- 90. favoriot favoriot IoT Platform Users by Countries SCAN ME Join the Generation-IoT http://platform.favoriot.com As of Nov. 29, 2022
- 91. favoriot How to Build and Deploy IoT Projects
- 92. favoriot Develop a small and focused solution that can have immediate impact Application Start to integrate the back-end with the existing system. Integrate New workflow, new business model and better analytics. Innovate 01 02 03 How Do We Build & Deploy IoT?
- 93. favoriot Favoriot IoT Journey FAVORIOT IoT Trainings favoriot Learn Teach Build Deploy FAVORIOT Community Resources • Students • Educators / Trainers • Business Development • Managers/C-Suite • Product Managers • Solution Architect • IoT Developers • Freelancers • System Integrators • IT and R&D Staffs • Business IoT • Hands-On IoT (3 modules) • Certifications • YouTube • IoT World Blog • Podcasts • Instagram • TikTok FAVORIOT Talks • Lectures • Webinars • Seminars Who Benefits? New Talents New Products New Business New Operations
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- 95. favoriot Two (2) IoT eBooks 1)IoT Notes – Great to use for your IoT lectures! 2)Your IoT Journey – Compilation of best Blog articles on IoT
- 96. favoriot Beginner Plan FAVORIOT 1-Year Subscription (50% Discount Voucher: UTEM2022) RM 100 RM 50 https://platform.favoriot.com/ Limited: 20 Vouchers Validity: 19 Dec 2022 – 31 Jan 2023