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Vision and Objectives
Patrick E. Burns [email protected]
www.dash7.org
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What is DASH7? 9 Based on the ISO 18000-7 standard 9 Range of 300-1500 feet + 9 433 MHz, Globally Available, Reliable 9 28K bps, up to 200K bps 9 Sensor Support 9 Encryption, two-hop capabilities 9 Major customer commitments ISO 18000-7 IEEE 802.11 www.dash7.org
2
DASH7 Is Low Power
By using the 433 MHz band and following the BLAST (Bursty, Lightweight, ASynchronous, Transitive) design philosophy, DASH7 is far less power-hungry than competing technologies www.dash7.org
3
www.dash7.org
4
DASH7: Open & Extendable Location (RTLS)
Mobile Phone Integration
Sensors Environmental Basic Air Protocols
Electronic Seals
Encryption Security PKI Application-Specific Features Low Freq Wakeup Power Low Voltage Mgmt Operations
Tag-to-Tag Comms Energy Harvesting
Multi-kilometer communications Flexible Substrates Tire Pressure Monitoring
Fast Turn-on Radio Silicon
www.dash7.org
5
Idea: This Can Do More Than Track Containers
www.dash7.org
6
We Envision An Internet of Trillions of Things www.dash7.org
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Things For The Warfighter … www.dash7.org
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Things For Companies Who Supply The Warfighter … www.dash7.org
9
Things That Move Other Things …
www.dash7.org
10
Hazardous Things … www.dash7.org
11
Perishable Things …
www.dash7.org
12
Things You Need In a Pandemic …
www.dash7.org
13
Things for First Responders …
www.dash7.org
14
“Deployed” Things …
www.dash7.org
15
Things Used For Communication …
www.dash7.org
16
Things In a Yard or Depot …
www.dash7.org
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www.dash7.org
Things We Count On To Get Us Places …
18
Things In A Factory …
www.dash7.org
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Things In A Warehouse …
www.dash7.org
20
Things In A Data Center …
www.dash7.org
21
Things We Use To Move Energy …
www.dash7.org
22
Things Governments Use To Generate Revenue … www.dash7.org
23
Things We Use To Monitor Energy Usage …
www.dash7.org
24
Things Touched By People …
www.dash7.org
25
Things In A Hospital …
www.dash7.org
26
www.dash7.org
People We Don’t Want to Lose …
27
DASH7 Can Enable The “Smart” Planet www.dash7.org
28
But It Requires Standards & Interoperable Infrastructure www.dash7.org
29
Introducing the DASH7 Alliance
Interoperability Testing & Certification
New Features For ISO 18000‐7
Promote DASH7 In New Markets
www.dash7.org
30
Launched March 16, 2009 30+ Participants
DASH7 Ecosystem 6/26/09 End Users
Semiconductor
Active RFID Hardware
Korean MND UK MoD
Aerospace & Defense
Non-Profit & Academia
www.dash7.org
31
Global Participation
www.dash7.org
32
how does the Alliance operate?
DASH7 Board Of Directors
Governance Outreach Working Group
Goals: Raise awareness, educate, solicit feedback from end users
Technology Working Group
Goals: Define future changes to the standard, then vote as a bloc within ISO
Test and Certification Working Group
Goals: Define criteria and methods for certifying interoperability
- Open
membership - Board of Directors Election in August 2009 - 501(c)6 California non-profit corporation www.dash7.org
33
You Are Invited To Join the DASH7 Alliance • Open Membership • Leadership Opportunities • Non-Profit Technical Advisory Board • Major Opportunity to Influence A Very Strategic Wireless Technology • Email [email protected] or visit www.dash7.org for more details
www.dash7.org
34
Patrick E. Burns [email protected]
www.dash7.org
1
What is DASH7? 9 Based on the ISO 18000-7 standard 9 Range of 300-1500 feet + 9 433 MHz, Globally Available, Reliable 9 28K bps, up to 200K bps 9 Sensor Support 9 Encryption, two-hop capabilities 9 Major customer commitments ISO 18000-7 IEEE 802.11 www.dash7.org
2
DASH7 Is Low Power
By using the 433 MHz band and following the BLAST (Bursty, Lightweight, ASynchronous, Transitive) design philosophy, DASH7 is far less power-hungry than competing technologies www.dash7.org
3
www.dash7.org
4
DASH7: Open & Extendable Location (RTLS)
Mobile Phone Integration
Sensors Environmental Basic Air Protocols
Electronic Seals
Encryption Security PKI Application-Specific Features Low Freq Wakeup Power Low Voltage Mgmt Operations
Tag-to-Tag Comms Energy Harvesting
Multi-kilometer communications Flexible Substrates Tire Pressure Monitoring
Fast Turn-on Radio Silicon
www.dash7.org
5
Idea: This Can Do More Than Track Containers
www.dash7.org
6
We Envision An Internet of Trillions of Things www.dash7.org
7
Things For The Warfighter … www.dash7.org
8
Things For Companies Who Supply The Warfighter … www.dash7.org
9
Things That Move Other Things …
www.dash7.org
10
Hazardous Things … www.dash7.org
11
Perishable Things …
www.dash7.org
12
Things You Need In a Pandemic …
www.dash7.org
13
Things for First Responders …
www.dash7.org
14
“Deployed” Things …
www.dash7.org
15
Things Used For Communication …
www.dash7.org
16
Things In a Yard or Depot …
www.dash7.org
17
www.dash7.org
Things We Count On To Get Us Places …
18
Things In A Factory …
www.dash7.org
19
Things In A Warehouse …
www.dash7.org
20
Things In A Data Center …
www.dash7.org
21
Things We Use To Move Energy …
www.dash7.org
22
Things Governments Use To Generate Revenue … www.dash7.org
23
Things We Use To Monitor Energy Usage …
www.dash7.org
24
Things Touched By People …
www.dash7.org
25
Things In A Hospital …
www.dash7.org
26
www.dash7.org
People We Don’t Want to Lose …
27
DASH7 Can Enable The “Smart” Planet www.dash7.org
28
But It Requires Standards & Interoperable Infrastructure www.dash7.org
29
Introducing the DASH7 Alliance
Interoperability Testing & Certification
New Features For ISO 18000‐7
Promote DASH7 In New Markets
www.dash7.org
30
Launched March 16, 2009 30+ Participants
DASH7 Ecosystem 6/26/09 End Users
Semiconductor
Active RFID Hardware
Korean MND UK MoD
Aerospace & Defense
Non-Profit & Academia
www.dash7.org
31
Global Participation
www.dash7.org
32
how does the Alliance operate?
DASH7 Board Of Directors
Governance Outreach Working Group
Goals: Raise awareness, educate, solicit feedback from end users
Technology Working Group
Goals: Define future changes to the standard, then vote as a bloc within ISO
Test and Certification Working Group
Goals: Define criteria and methods for certifying interoperability
- Open
membership - Board of Directors Election in August 2009 - 501(c)6 California non-profit corporation www.dash7.org
33
You Are Invited To Join the DASH7 Alliance • Open Membership • Leadership Opportunities • Non-Profit Technical Advisory Board • Major Opportunity to Influence A Very Strategic Wireless Technology • Email [email protected] or visit www.dash7.org for more details
www.dash7.org
34
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