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AN INTUITIVE INTERNET OF THINGS: FROM THE HYPE TO THE REALIZATION OF SMART ENVIRONMENTS JORIS VAN DRIESSCHE ON BEHALF OF HARMKE DE GROOT

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AN INTUITIVE INTERNET OF THINGS:FROM THE HYPE TO THE REALIZATION OF SMART ENVIRONMENTS

JORIS VAN DRIESSCHEON BEHALF OF HARMKE DE GROOT

Robot-to-RobotCollaborative service

robots

Smart cities, buildings, vehiclesSafer, energy efficient and more comfortable

Proximity based servicesThe right place, the right

time, the right user

Perceptive RoboticsUnassisted Service Robotics

Vehicle-to-Infrastructure

Big data for AutomotiveAutomated traffic control > 750 MB sensor data/second

200 10000

75000

200000

2000 2014 2020 2025

#objects connected to the internet (xMillion…

Source: Freescale

9 connected devices per person

0.91.6

2.8

4.7

7.4

11.2

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Exabytes per month

CONNECTIVITY CHALLENGES

5

Interoperability

ALWAYS CONNECTED?

6

MANY SYSTEMS HAVE NOT BEEN DESIGNED WITH ALWAYS CONNECTED IN MIND

THE MARKET IS GETTING READY

7

IoT overtakes from Wireless as growth driver

“Sensors are a game changer and start delivering content to IoT”

Operators are rolling out M2M/IoT strategies and work

with HW suppliers

Source: GSA and McKinsey IoTcollaborations, May 2015, IHS, press research

BUT THERE IS MUCH UNCERTAINTY

8

IN SEARCH OF KILLER-APPLICATIONS, INTEROPERABLE TECHNOLOGY AND A NEW ECO-SYSTEM

“Current IoT solutions are still surprisingly disappointing and limited to visualizing time series of sensor data or to remotely control devices via a smartphone”

Uncertainty on IoT creates need for reconfigurable (but low cost &low

power) ULP wireless & flexible solutions in general

OEMs such as Apple, Google investing in IC

development

Source: GSA and McKinsey IoTcollaborations, May 2015, IHS, press research

Dumb systems

Adaptive systems

Smart systems

Perceptive systems

act how they were hardwired

act how they were programmed

Heterogenoussmart systemsAct on all available data from own sensors and the cloud

act on theirown sensors

sensing communication&

IOT + CLOUD => INTUITIVE IOT

VERTICAL SOLUTIONS & HORIZONTAL PLATFORMS

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FROM TECHNOLOGY BUILDING BLOCKS TO FULL APPLICATION VALIDATION

à using customer components and unique imec components ß

Vertical security

Application development & testbeds

Data Analytics

Heterogeneous network

Node architecture

Circuits & sensors

Tools & Support

EXAMPLE AIR QUALITY MONITORING

¡ Air pollution is a major cause of early mortality world wide 7 million people die prematurely each year

¡ WHO also suggests that up to 30% of buildings may have poor indoor air quality, leading to the so-called sick building syndrome

THE DEVIL IS IN THE DETAILPARIS EXAMPLE, JUNE 8TH, 2015

Boulevard Hausmann and Avenue des Champs Elysess < 1 km on footh

MULTI-SENSOR APPROACH

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DISTRIBUTED ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING

¡ Multi-sensor node¡ CO2, NO2, VOC, Temperature, humidity, light,

vibration, PIR, ... and many more

¡ Algorithms¡ Self-calibration, outlier detection, congestion

monitoring, time and location awareness

¡ Data analytics ¡ > 7 Gbytes/network/year of raw data ¡ > 50% of this data is redundant !® data analytics as the key

Sensors CO2, temperature, humidity, VOC, light,particle, imec NO2, + extensions

Operation system Contiki OS

Simulator tool Cooja simulator

Gateway Device Raspberry Pi

Cloud Services

· Virtual Machine in cloud· MQTT publish–subscribe mechanism· Web Servers subscribe to MQTT packets

from Gateways

Mobile Device GUI using HTML & Java script

Calibration

HETEROGENEOUS NETWORKS

¡ Seamless large scale operation¡ Interoperability¡ Service guarantee (reliability, latency, power, network

density, a.o.)

¡ Low cost installation and maintenance¡ Over-the-air SW updates¡ Easy commissioning

MULTI-PROTOCOLS

2G

3G

15.4g

WiFi3G

PLC

BLE15.4

BLE15.4

BLE 15.4

Cloud

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NON-GPS LOCALIZATION

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AS A NEW SERVICE, FOR EASY COMMISSIONING & DISTANCE BOUNDED SECURITY

Accurate indoor localization:¡ 5 -10 x more accurate than other narrowband systems; i.e. up to 30cm¡ > 10 x lower cost than GPS based outdoor solutions

Compatible with ISM (900 MHz, 2.4GHz) Transceivers¡ Compatible with Bluetooth Smart, ZigBee, WiFi, etc.

Adding proprietary localization algorithms¡ New services¡ Easy commissioning¡ Proximity framework for

¡ Distance bounded security¡ Service discovery

Traditional NB used for people counting test in Dutch Technology Museum (NEMO) in

Amsterdam using 1000+ bracelets

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Holst Centre Ajax soccer stadium

Public gardens MeiseCoT - Antwerp

VALIDATED IN REAL LIFE

MMWAVE SENSING

CMOS RADARINTERACTION WITHOUT USER DEVICE

fixed

mobile

automotive today

79 GHz automotive

140 GHz with antenna-on-chip

yesterday

tomorrow

5 compelling usecases for radar vision on resource constrained devices

• Radar recognition, • classification• Intent detection• Together with

sensor fusion

Autonomous Driving

• Gesture recognition

• Multi-factor authentication for security

• Advanced gaming applications

Mobile devices

• Fall-risk for elderly care

• Indications of reduced health, loneliness or depression

• Home automation and intelligence

• Home security

Active & Assisted Living

• Smart Cities/Buildings• Surveillance• Parking detection• Use multiple radars to do more (crossing) in room detection/mapping

• Detecting use of rooms, optimize lights, heat etc.

Smart Cities

• Drones with radar• Monitoring height

during flight F• For collision

avoidance

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

77/79 GHZ AUTOMOTIVE RADAR

10+ RADARS PER CARHIGH-RESOLUTION, 360 DEGREE RADAR COVERAGE

Medium Range Radar(MRR) up to 50m

Short Range Radar(SRR) up to 30m

Long Range Radar(LRR) up to 250m

TYPICAL PERSON-DETECTION SPECIFICATIONS

maximum range 30 m

minimum range 0 m

range resolution 7.5 cm

maximum velocity 50 km/h

velocity resolution 1 km/h

field of view ± 60ºangular resolution 10ºrefresh rate 100 Hz

latency 10 ms

NEXT-GENERATION MMWAVE SOC DESIGN: 79 GHZ RADAR MODULE

complete solutionin 5cm x 5cm package

antennas28nm CMOS IC

user-programmable DSP

enables algorithmicdifferentiator for users

high-speed dedicated digital

enables high-resolutionradar functionality

Gsps ADCsenables low pin countand power consumption

millimeter-wave enables full integrationup to PA/LNA

2014 2015

front

back

140 GHZ: ANTENNA ON CHIPCOMPLETE SENSOR DIRECT FROM FAB

10 GHzl = 30 mmOn-chip antennasnot feasible

l

60 GHzl = 5 mmOn-chip antennasfeasible, but at high cost

l140 GHzl = 2.2 mmOn-chip antennasfeasible at reasonable cost

l

Targets• Area < 1 mm²• Gain > 0 dBi• Bandwidth > 4 GHz

140 GHZ FULLY-INTEGRATED PERSON-DETECTION SENSOR FOR CONSUMER APPLICATIONS

John’s home!Let’s cool down the place. Baby Jane approaching!

Let’s switch off and lock the door.Miranda looks tired!Let’s dim the lights.

Mike looks angry!Let’s offer him a drink.

Natasha’s head too close!Let’s reduce the heat.

Francis is too far from the left speaker!Let’s increase its power.

low-cost,low-power, miniatureperson detection

and micro-Doppler sensor

Frank is drowsy!Let’s suggest a break.

WIRELESS COMMUNICATION

IMEC’S CONNECTIVITY SOLUTIONS COVER THE WHOLE SPECTRUM OF WIRELESS

Cellular: Any band – 3 GbpsConnectivity:Any band – 10 Gbps

TX1

RX1

ReconfigurableRFIC in ≤ 28nm

CMOS

TX2

RX2

RX3RX4

AT

Reconfigurable FEM in SOI CMOS and/or 3D packaging

`

AT`

WiGig : the upcoming new WIFI standard for point-to-point communicationsRF bandwidth 57-66GHzUp to 4.6Gbps speedUp to 10m rangeLonger range possible for lower bitrate

Scalable radio LTE / WIFIWiGig Phased arrayBeamsteering transceiver

16 ANTENNA MODULE: 1.5GBPS OVER 100M

ULTRA LOW POWER WIRELESS FOR SENSOR NODESWorld’s lowest power with state-of-the-art performance

400 MHz medical

2.4 GHz proprietary1mW@1Mbps

802.15.6 & proprietary2.2mW@2Mbps

900MHz / 2.4GHz RFID150µW @100kbps

Personal Area Network

IR UWB radio

platform

6-9GHz, 6mW@1MbpsIndoor positioning & audio streaming

Body Area Network

radio

Event Driven radio

2.4GHz multi-standard5mW @1Mbps

90nm

BLE SoCARM-Cortex

2.4GHz multi-standard3.7mW Rx

90nm CMOS 40nm CMOS 28nm CMOS

900MHz rectifier&PMU

RF power transfer

Low VoltageDigital

Transceiver

ULP WiFifor sensors

Sub-GHzLPWA &802.15.4g

9mW Rx150dB link budget

7mW Tx, 5mW Rx16QAM, OFDM

2.4GHz self-tuneddirect phase demodulation

Multi-standard for IoT

Dual mode digital Tx28nm ADPLL

Cellular IoT3GPP NB-IoT

for LPWA

>160dB link budget>20dBm output power