SFO15-209: Cisco Connected Life IoT Gateway Speaker: Bent Christensen Date: September 22, 2015 ★ Session Description ★ Experiences productizing the gateway (from hobby to product) and the challenges for IoT deployment scenarios: Home security, Home automation, Home healthcare, and Enterprise IoT (smart manufacturing). ★ Resources ★ Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c52RJDMJcI Presentation: Etherpad: pad.linaro.org/p/sfo15-209 Pathable: https://sfo15.pathable.com/meetings/302841 ★ Event Details ★ Linaro Connect San Francisco 2015 - #SFO15 September 21-25, 2015 Hyatt Regency Hotel http://www.linaro.org http://connect.linaro.org

1. Internet of Everything for Industry
SFO15-209
September 2015
Bent G Christensen
Connected Devices BU, Cisco

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• People
- are increasingly connecting more devices
and providing more data.
• Data
- transforming raw data into more useful
higher-level information.
• Things
- such as sensors and actuators are
becoming more sophisticated, smaller and
longer battery life.
• Process
- or infrastructure to ensure the right
information is delivered at the right time to
the right person in an appropriate way.

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• Asset utilization ($2.5 trillion)
- IoE reduces selling expenses and
production cost.
• Employee productivity ($2.5 trillion)
- IoE creates labor efficiencies.
• Supply Chain and logistics ($2.7 trillion)
- IoE eliminates waste and improves
efficiency.
• Customer experience ($3.7 trillion)
- IoE increases customer lifetime value and
grows market share.
• Innovation ($3.0 trillion)
- IoE increases the return on R&D and
creates additional revenue streams.

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• Security, Trust, and Privacy
• Device Management, Standardization of protocols and data
• Data Analytics, Scalability, Rules Engines (local and global)
• Regulatory and compliance: Radios and Healthcare Data
• Extensibility and tailorability: adding new devices and functionality (SDKs and frameworks)
• “One size does not fit All” – each vertical has it’s own distinct requirements.
• User Experience
• Business Model

5. Real World Use Case:
A Residential IoE Gateway and
Platform

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Partnerships are Necessary to Bring it All Together
• Remote Arm/Disarm
• Intrusion Alarms
• CO, Water, Fire Alarms
• Sirens, Control Panel
• Emergency Call,
Service Dispatch
• HVAC/Thermostat
control
• Supply/Demand
• Carbon Footprint
• Solar Panel Mgt
• EV Charger Mgt
• Control of Appliances,
Lighting, Audio/Video
• Scene Management
• Door open
• Light turns on
• Sleep mode of
thermostat
• Assisted Living
• Heal@Home
• Motion Sensing
• Bed monitor
• Fitness tracking
• Help pendants
Security
and Life
Safety
Energy
Management
Lifestyle
Health
and
Fitness
Apps

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Connected Life Components
Remote
Management
Companion
Apps
Cloud
Services
SP Wired and
Wireless
Infrastructure
CPE
Software
Stack
Connected
Life Apps
Sensors,
Accessories,
Appliances
CPE Platform/
Hardware
TR-69/
TR-181/
XMPP
Partnerships are Necessary to Bring it All Together
Security
and Life
Safety
Energy
Management
Lifestyle
Health
and
Fitness
Apps
VSAF

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Cisco’s offerings with Connected Life
§ A complete set of offerings and partnerships
§ Open and Modular software, purpose built or multi-service Gateways,
Management tools for Customer Service and Subscriber
Service Application
Framework
CPE
Hardware
Service and Device
Management
Consortium
Participation
Open and Modular
Comprehensive Device
Management
Purpose Built to Unified
Gateway
Partnering to Deploy Faster

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• The Cisco CLG architecture is based on a highly integrated
SoC utilizing a scalable ARM Cortex A8 processor.
• It provides clock speeds from 800 MHz up to 1 GHz while
retaining 100% software compatibility across the entire
range.
• The Cisco CLG is designed to be modular. Cisco can
deliver multiple product variants with different processor
speeds, memory sizes, and interface types based on your
performance requirements and cost constraints.
© CPP, G. Maris , 2014, Internal Use8
Cisco CLG-8202 production version
Main Board
RF Board
Wi-Fi 802.11n 2.4 GHz 2 x 2 (AP + Client)
Dual Mode Bluetooth 4.0 & Low Energy
ZigBee - Global ISM Band 2.4 GHz
Z-Wave – Regional Specific options
NFC Global - 13.560 MHz
2x 10/100 Mbps Eth
2x USB 2.0

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Specifications Description
Host Processor
ARM Cortex A8 800 MHz up to 1 GHz (TI AM335x Sitara)
System Memory
DRAM CLG model variants DDR3 - 512 MB / 1 GB
Application Storage
NAND eMMC 4 GB (2 GB free allocatable for application and user data)
Embedded Security
Data protection Dedicated Secure Micro chip to encrypt / decrypt data
LAN/WAN Interfaces
Ethernet
Wi-Fi
2x Fast Ethernet 10 / 100 Mbps (RJ-45) with Auto MDi/MDx IEEE
802.11n 2.4 GHz (2 x 2 MIMO)
IEEE 802.11b/g 2.4 GHz backwards compatible

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Specifications Description
Embedded Low Power HAN / PAN / device interfaces
ZigBee
Z-Wave
Bluetooth 4.0 / BLE
NFC
USB
Global ISM band 2.4 GHz
Sub-1 GHz - Regional dependent frequencies (SKU variants) Global
ISM band 2.4 GHz
Global ISM Band 13.56 MHz
Additional RF technologies can be supported via external USB dongles
2x USB 2.0 host ports
Environment Specifications
Operating Temp.
Storage Temp.
Operating Humidity
Storage Humidity
Compliance
0 to +40 °C (32 to 104 °F)
-20 to +60 °C ( -4 to 140 °F)
0% to 95% non-condensing
0% to 99% non-condensing
ETS 300 019

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Cisco CPE Hardware
Cisco Secure Bootloader
Linux + drivers
OSGi
Framework
&
Radio
Extensions
Apps
Apps
Apps
Apps
Connected
Life
Framework
Java
Virtual
Machine
App
Download
Engine
WEB
UI
Extensions
TR-­‐069
Agent
Device
Provisioning
&
Management
Hardware
AbstracQon
Layer
(HAL)
Message
BUS
TR-­‐181
TR-­‐157
WEB
Browser
ACS
Apps
Apps
Apps
App
Servers
Connected Life Software Stack

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CDBU Components of a Solution
App N
App 1
Prosyst OSGi
Kernel/
Driver/Radio
Abstraction
Connected Life
CPE / GW
Home
Guard
Applications
or Plug-Ins
MW
Core Platform and
Exported APIs
Core Services
Home
Automation
Smart Energy
Security
Health
Video Camera
Mobile
PC
PAN
Cloud APIs
Service
CustomizationSolution Partner
(e.g. VSAF)
IP
IP (or 3G/LTE Option)
ISP
Backend
Network
IP
IP
IP
Service
Provider Data
Center or
Operations
IP
Firewall
PC
WAN
2/3/4G and/or IP
Mobile
2/3/4G and/or IP
Security
XGuard
Auth and Enc / IP
Cisco Prime
ACS
Prime Home
Analytics
Diagnostics, Management
and Analytics
TR-157 and TR-98 / TR-069
TR-181 / TR-069 or Other
Partner App
Framework
API Layer
Receiver
Management
CommDB
Cisco Components of a SolutionFull Solution – Cisco + Partners
OSGi SDK
JNI
Extn

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• Leading Edge Radio & Mechanical Design
• One Architecture, Multiple Performance
Points
• Integrated Multiple Radios [ZigBee/Z-Wave/
BT/BLE/Wi-Fi/NFC]
• Multi SW Support
DLC-100
Digital Life Platform
• Home Security & Automation
• Platform for Lifestyle & Health
Services
• 5 Radios [3G, Zwave, WiFi,433 & 915
MHz]
• 24 Hour Battery Backup
• Modular Application FW [Java/OSGi]
• 3rd Party Developers
• Cisco Prime
DLC-100
Complexity&Features,Value
Time
Scalable
MIPS
Lower
Power
Ease of
Use
Compact
Designs
Latest
Tech.
EVOLUTION TO A
PLATFORM
STRATEGY
Optional Module
or USB Dongle
Support Radios in a
module or plug-in
architecture for Unified
Gateways running
RDK-B
CLG-9202
CLG-8202 +
Cellular 3G Data
Shipping
Now US Only
CL HW Engg. Proto under eval now.
Lab Trials – Mar 14, Target FCS: Q4 2014
9202 with Cellular 3G Data
+9 Months to CLG-8202
CLG-8202
RDK-B is the Industry
Open-Source
Residential Gateway
Software Initiative.
Cisco’s RG Software
(CCSP) served as the
baseline for RDK-B.

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• I hope that the newly formed Linaro for IoT group (Lite) will have some of these challenges on its
charter:
• Security, Trust, and Privacy
• Device Management, Standardization of protocols and data
• Data Analytics, Scalability, Rules Engines (local and global)
• Regulatory and compliance: Radios and Healthcare Data
• Extensibility and tailorability: adding new devices and functionality (SDKs and frameworks)
• “One size does not fit All” – each vertical has it’s own distinct requirements.

16. Thank you.