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10.00 - 12.15 |
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The ZigBee Standart |
Sensor Networks Markets and Applications |
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Sensor Network Systems |
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| WEDNESDAY - MAY 11, 2005 |
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Welcome & Registration: From 08.45 |
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09.30 |
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Getting Started
With ZigBee
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ZigBee State of the
Union 2005
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DEBATE
ZigBee Deployment
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| THURSDAY - MAY 12, 2005 |
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Welcome & Coffee: From 08.45 |
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| FRIDAY - MAY 13, 2005 |
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Welcome & Coffee: From 08.45 |
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Applications Requirements |
ZigBee in the Industry |
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TECHNICAL TUTORIAL - TUESDAY - MAY 10, 2005 |
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Welcome and Registration |
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TUTORIAL PRESENTED BY
José A. Gutierrez, Principal Engineer, Embedded Systems and Communications, Innovation Center, Eaton Corporation
Lama Nachman, Researcher - System Architect, Intel Corporation
John A Green, Consultant, IC2 Institute |
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TUTORIAL OVERVIEW BY Brett Sheppard, CEO and Founder, Absolutely Inc. |
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The ZigBee Standard
The IEEE 802.15.4 Standard and ZigBee Specification
• Introduction to Low-cost and Low-power Wireless Sensor Networks
802.15.4 & ZigBee
IEEE WPAN Standards Overview
The ZigBee Alliance
• Overview of the IEEE 802.15.4 standard
What is 802.15.4? Why one more wireless standard?
The Physical Layer
The MAC Layer
Enhanced capabilities
• The ZigBee Specification
ZigBee Architecture
ZigBee Protocol Stack - The ZigBee 5-layer Model
Network Layer
Application Support Layer
The ZigBee Device Object
• ZigBee Security
Security issues pertaining to ZigBee
Security modes, MAC security, network security, and APS security
• Implementing Applications
Writing ZigBee applications and application profiles
• The Future
José A. Gutierrez, Principal Engineer, Embedded Systems and Communications, Innovation Center, Eaton Corporation |
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Coffee Break |
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Sensor Network Systems
• Overview of wireless sensor networks and applications
• Introduction to Intel’s mote platforms
• Software stack
• Open source
• TinyOS and TinyDB operating systems
• Preview of Intel’s near term release of a sensor networks platform based on Intel Xscale architecture.
Lama Nachman, Researcher - System Architect, Intel Corporation |
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Sensor Networks Markets and Applications
• Established Markets and Applications
• Building Automation
• Industrial Automation
• Home Control
• Potential Markets and Applications
• Multimedia
• Voice and Data
• Remote Monitoring for life, health and property
• Other Potential Applications
• Venture Capital and Corporate Capital Investment Examples
• Where is Revenue Being Made?
John A Green, College Instructor, IC2 Institute |
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CONFERENCE DAY ONE - WEDNESDAY - MAY 11, 2005 |
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CHAIRMAN
Brett Sheppard
CEO and Founder
Absolutely Inc. |
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Welcome and Registration |
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ZigBee State of the Union 2005 |
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OPENING REMARK BY Brett Sheppard, CEO and Founder, Absolutely Inc. |
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Bob Heile
Chairman ZigBee Alliance and
802.15a IEEE Working Group |
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Coffee Break |
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session 1: Getting Started with ZigBee |
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ZigBee Enterprise Customer Perspectives
Why ZigBee? Network and Application Value
Results of Commercial Deployments
Case Study
Claudio Borean, Access Network & Terminals System Design, Telecom Italia Lab |
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How to Start Successfully a ZigBee Project?
Hardware and software issues.
Dealing with complexity.
How to avoid technical traps.
Gabriel Chegaray, Consultant, Galeha
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Lunch |
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session 2: Standard Progress |
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ZigBee Standards Update
Introducing the audience to the design of the IEEE 802.15.4 physical and MAC layers, as well as the ZigBee architectural design that forms the complete solution. Overviewing the key ingredients that makes the mesh-based networking a low-cost and robust system.
José A. Gutierrez, Principal Engineer, Embedded Systems and Communications, Innovation Center, Eaton Corporation |
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ZigBee and the 802 family: The Future of WPAN
The relationship between ZigBee and the 802 family of IEEE standards
The current regulatory environment for ZigBee and WPAN
Why create the 802.15 High Rate Alternative PHY Task Group (TG3A) for
Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)
Expected applications of ZigBee-based WPANs
Network Alliances affected by ZigBee
Corey P. Carbonara, Ph.D., Director, Digital Communication Technologies Project
Professor, Telecommunication Division, Baylor University |
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IPv6 over IEEE 802.15.4 IETF
Increasing adoption of the IEEE 802.15.4 specification for sensor networks underlines the need for an open standard regarding a more complete solution enabling communications between LoWPAN devices. The IETF 6LoWPAN BOF was formed to tackle some of these challenges. Discussing the challenges and illustrating the current status of this effort.
Nandakishore Kushalnagar, Intel, co-chair of the IPv6 over IEEE 802.15.4 IETF Working Ggroup |
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A Comparison of ZigBee with other WPAN Technologies
WiFi
WiMAX and Wi-Media
MBWA
Ad-hoc mesh networks and peer-to-peer environments
RFID
Corey P. Carbonara, Ph.D., Baylor University |
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Heterogeneity in Wireless Sensor Networks
Why one would need heterogeneity in wireless sensor networks, types of heterogeneity, heterogeneity architecture, software approach to heterogeneity, real world applications that can benefit from heterogeneous sensor networks and performance of heterogeneous networks.
Nandakishore Kushalnagar, Intel, co-chair of the IPv6 over IEEE 802.15.4 IETF Working Ggroup |
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Coffee Break |
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PANEL Debate |
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ZigBee Deployment Issues
• What’s working now versus what’s needed soon from technical and business considerations
• Role of ZigBee managed service providers |
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CHAIRMAN
Brett Sheppard, CEO and Founder, Absolutely Inc.
PARTICIPANTS
Bob Heile, Chairman ZigBee Alliance and 802.15a IEEE Working Group
José A. Gutierrez, Innovation Center, Eaton Corporation
Lama Nachman, Intel Research and System Technology Lab, Intel Corporation
Sandra Lucia Wear, CEO and President, Atalum
Carl Williams, Senior Staff Architect, KDDI Labs USA, IPv6 Forum Fellow
Sokwoo Rhee, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Millennial Net, Millennial Net
Graham Martin, Director Business Development, Chipcon AS
Zachary Smith, Chief Software Architect, Ember Corp., Technical Editor, ZigBee Alliance
Nandakishore Kushalnagar, Intel, co-chair of the IPv6 over IEEE 802.15.4 IETF WG
Robert Poor, CTO, Ember Corporation |
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Bob Heile |
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Lama Nachman |
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Carl Williams |
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Brett Sheppard |
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Zachary Smith |
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José A. Gutierrez |
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Sokwoo Rhee |
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N. Kushalnagar |
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Robert Poor |
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End of Day One |
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CONFERENCE DAY TWO - THURSDAY - MAY 12, 2005 |
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CHAIRMAN
John A. Green
Consultant
IC2 Institute |
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Welcome and Coffee |
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KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Robert Poor
CTO, Ember Corporation |
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session 3: Chip Architecture |
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Implementation of Cost-Effective and Low-Power RF-ICs for IEEE 802.15.4 and ZigBee
Focusing on trends and challenges in the development of cost-effective and low-power RF-ICs for IEEE 802.15.4 and ZigBee systems. True System-on-Chips (SoCs) will become increasingly important due to reduced system cost and power consumption.
Graham Martin, Director Business Development, Chipcon AS, Norway |
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Coffee Break |
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session 4: System Management and Networking |
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The ZigBee Network Layer
Exploring network layer functionality in ZigBee - including network formation and overall network structure, addressing, and routing. Discussing how cost-performance tradeoffs inherent in the various target applications are addressed.
Zachary Smith, Chief Software Architect, Ember Corporation, Technical Editor, ZigBee Alliance |
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Deployment Scenarios of IPv6 sensors for Smart Homes
Discussing how Internet Development will influence ZigBee technologies and the sensor industry. Wireless Sensor Networks, Remote sensing, Smart Homes, Ad hoc networks, Mobile devices, Consumer Electronics, Home appliances and RFIDs are some of the applications that will see the light with IPv6 and dwarf current network concepts into oblivion.
Carl Williams, Senior Staff Architect, KDDI Labs USA, IPv6 Forum Fellow
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Lunch |
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Full Mesh Networking: Example Cases for Outdoor and Indoor Lighting
Demonstration of ZigBee mesh networks, with the example applications of emergency lighting, outdoor street lighting and indoor lighting. As part of a network demonstration, the talk addresses system and deployment topics related to a completely meshed network.
Niek Van Dierdonck, Managing Director, Ubiwave |
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Software Options for Mesh Networking
Describing hardware-independent ZigBee software options for mesh networking, monitoring, and control of devices and sensors.
Srini Krishnamurthy, VP Business Development, Airbee Wireless, Inc. |
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Applications of ZigBee Technology and Status of Deployment in Korea
Presenting applications using ZigBee technology, which would be focused on Ubiquitous Sensor Network for Home Networks. SamSung's application offering for Home Sensor networks is presented. Introducing the deployment status for the Korean industry and ZigBeeTechnology.
Hee Jean Kim, Ph.D., Senior Member of Research Staff, SamSung Advanced Institute of Technology
Secretary, SWG (Security Work Group), ZigBee Alliance |
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Coffee Break |
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session 5: Power Conservation Issues |
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Factors Limiting Power Conservation
The ZigBee specification is designed to support very low-power operation of networked devices. In order to achieve such low-power operation, however, the device itself must be designed with low-power operation in mind. Discussing the factors limiting power conservation in typical ZigBee implementations, and steps necessary to achieve long battery life.
Ed Callaway, Ph.D., P.E., Board Member, Zigbee Alliance, Fellow of the Technical Staff, Motorola Labs |
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Strategies of Saving Power in Wireless Networks based on IEEE 802.15.4 / ZigBeeTM
Background of IEEE 802.15.4 and ZigBeeTM
Requirements of a wireless sensor network
Strategies for saving power
Asynchronous and synchronous sensor networks
Summary and recommendations
Authors:
Dr.-Ing. Gerald Kupris, Freescale Halbleiter GmbH, München
Prof. Dr. Werner Buff, senTec Elektronik GmbH, Ilmenau |
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CONFERENCE DAY THREE - FRIDAY - MAY 13, 2005 |
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CHAIRMAN
Carl Williams
Senior Staff Architect, KDDI Labs USA
IPv6 Forum Fellow |
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Welcome and Coffee |
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session 6: Applications Requirements |
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Platform Requirements and Deployments
Describing deployments (Condition based monitoring in Intel Fab, Water pipeline monitoring with Boston Water Authority, BP ship, etc). Discussing the application, the platform requirement and covering some data from real deployment issues.
Lama Nachman, Wireless Researcher / System Architect, Intel Corporation |
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Coffee Break |
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Real-World Application of Wireless Sensor Networks
Exploring several case studies of the use of wireless sensor networking for industrial automation, building energy management and medical monitoring. In each case study, the business and technical challenge are outlined. Next the application is profiled and the primary and secondary designed drivers is identified. The wireless sensor network “solution” is explored with a look at the network topology and critical implementation details. Finally the deployed solution is discussed.
Sokwoo Rhee, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer at Millennial Net, Millennial Net |
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Economic Analysis
Data from the world’s largest Honeywell dealer as to why every controls supplier world wide needs ZigBee.
Investing in ZigBee – F8W is the first venture-backed company to have a successful exit in the ZigBee space.
John D. Morris, VP of Marketing with Figure 8 Wireless |
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Supporting Heterogeneous Networking via a Zigbee Gateway
Presenting an overview of different types of connections between ZigBee networks and the outside world, and how these connections map into common use cases for wireless sensor networks.
Paul Sereiko, CEO & President, Sensicast Systems |
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Lunch |
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Examples of Real-life Applications and System Deployments
• Examples real-life applications and system deployments
• Home Awareness
• Building Automation
• Industrial Products
José A. Gutierrez, Principal Engineer, Embedded Systems and Communications, Innovation Center, Eaton Corporation |
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ZigBee to Consumer Advertising Link
What is happening to the media advertising model (Tivo, DVRs, etc.)
How networks create value (how Metcalfe's Law actually works)
Possible roles and scenarios for ZigBee in the home media/advertising
environment
Privacy concerns and practical ways to deal with them
Applications to drive ZigBee diffusion in the consumer marketplace.
Michael Korpi, Ph.D., Baylor University |
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Opportunities for Proprietary Value-add To ZigBee Systems
· Nanotron overview
· What should be a standard, and what should be proprietary
· Success cases from early commercial deployments
Dr. Jens Albers, CEO, Nanotron |
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session 7: ZigBee in the Industry |
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Implementing ZigBee Networks in Existing Industrial Automation Systems
Explaining the various components necessary, including hardware and software, to add ZigBee networks on the factory floor in such a way that the existing application software can seamlessly include the ZigBee networked devices along with the non-ZigBee networked devices.
Tim Cutler, Vice President Sales and Marketing, Cirronet Inc |
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Industrial Market Applications
Describing the technical architectures for industrial plant monitoring ZigBee applications.
Dr. Zafer Sahinoglu, Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories |
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