이번 MOU에 따라 달리웍스는 사물인터넷 서비스 구축을 위한 IoT 클라우드 플랫폼 ‘씽플러스’(Thing+)를 제공하기로 했다. 엔씽은 스마트팜 서비스를 위한 신규 하드웨어를 개발하게 된다. 이를 통해 씽플러스 기반의 스마트팜 서비스를 제공하는 데 상호 협력한다는 방침이다. 양 사는 스마트팜 사업에 있어 가장 중요한 부분이 생육 환경을 정확히 이해하는 것에서 출발한다는 데 인식을 함께하고 있다. 이를 위해서는 다양한 센서 디바이스들이 IoT 클라우드 플랫폼으로 연동돼야 한다는 필요성에 의견을 모았다. 스마트팜 환경에 설치된 다양한 센서들이 씽플러스 클라우드 플랫폼으로 실시간 관리되며 생육 관련 빅데이터 분석을 통해 개별 농작물에 최적화된 생육 환경을 구현할 수 있다는 것이다.
Lightweight, IOT-Based Building Management — Our Experiences Solving Problems in Korea
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Hello everyone.
We have recently been building out initial IOT projects for smart-buildings in Korea and I had the chance to look into some of the initial problems and things we saw during our efforts.
In brief, a large majority of buildings here do not use traditional building management systems, and rely on manual control and inspection to handle most of their building operations. However, through IOT hardware and tied together with our platform, we have found success in improving building efficiency and reducing operations cost.
I wrote out a detailed article on Medium about this – Link here
We will have additional information on our smart building IOT packages over the coming few months, so be sure to check back later if you are interested in applying IOT technology to buildings in this way. As well, please do feel free to reach out to us either here or via email through our website contact.
As always, wish the best of luck to our partners and friends in their business.
Let’s make the IoT real. 🙂
by Leland Creswell From Daliworks leland.creswell@daliworks.net
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Fujitsu is giving its Japanese customers access to its new Cloud IoT Platform, which it describes as a service for utilising IoT data over digital business platforms. Customers can build and provision features for real time use of massive amounts of sensor data from their sensor networks, delivered over Fujitsu’s public cloud. The firm says it incorporates the world’s first distributed service platform technology, developed by Fujitsu Laboratories, that dynamically allocates and accelerates data processing.
A distributed service platform enables the reliable processing of large volumes of sensor data in real time, using minimal computing resources. Fujitsu will also support the Intel IoT Gateway, amongst others.
Fujitsu has been conducting field trials since March on the production line of its own Yamanashi factory, and will use the results to build in new features to the platform from August. The IoT platform was used to monitor and create correlations between sensing data generated on the factory floor and machine-tool logs, manufacturing results, operator information, and other related data.
As a result, new business processes have been enabled that have reduced line shutdown times at Yamanashi by almost 30 per cent.
Further field trials are being undertaken at retail sites to aid in identifying customer shopping patterns. These will gather information on the movements of shoppers and staff using UbiquitousWare location terminals, which can both send and receive using Bluetooth LE, and middleware that provides location information. Fujitsu plans to offer products and services that support traffic pattern analysis for retail outlets later this year.
Adopting oneM2M in Korea
Meanwhile in South Korea, SK Telecom has launched ThingPlug, an open IoT platform based on oneM2M standards for the M2M service layer. Used in conjunction with an accompanying website resource, it allows anyone to develop and use IoT services.
ThingPlug offers various features, jointly developed with Daliworks, a Korean IoT platform service company, to support the management of IoT services and devices. The platform allows developers to save costs associated with building and maintaining a server by providing a cloud-based alternative. SK Telecom will support IPv6 for ThingPlug and ensure a high level of data security.
The telco plans to apply ThingPlug to the smart city test bed being created in the southern city of Busan at the end of this year. In partnership with the city government, SK Telecom will upgrade a number of public services – including parking management and building energy management – to smart IoT services.
“The launch of ThingPlug, an open IoT platform based on oneM2M standards, carries a significant meaning as it allows anyone to develop an IoT service, leading to the creation of a truly enriched IoT ecosystem that brings increased value and convenience to developers across the globe,” said Alex Jinsung Choi, CTO of SK Telecom. “To this end, we will not only work closely with the local governments, solution developers and technology institutes in Korea, but also join hands with IoT players around the world.”
SK Telecom has some pedigree here. Back in 2008 it commercialised the country’s first M2M platform, introducing B2G services such as remote metering, and in 2012 it launched an open M2M platform. It has since been working with the Korea Electronics Technology Institute to carry out a government-led project to build an IoT Platform based on oneM2M standards.
by TELECOM TV Guy Daniels
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Fujitsu is giving its Japanese customers access to its new Cloud IoT Platform, which it describes as a service for utilising IoT data over digital business platforms. Customers can build and provision features for real time use of massive amounts of sensor data from their sensor networks, delivered over Fujitsu’s public cloud. The firm says it incorporates the world’s first distributed service platform technology, developed by Fujitsu Laboratories, that dynamically allocates and accelerates data processing.
A distributed service platform enables the reliable processing of large volumes of sensor data in real time, using minimal computing resources. Fujitsu will also support the Intel IoT Gateway, amongst others.
Fujitsu has been conducting field trials since March on the production line of its own Yamanashi factory, and will use the results to build in new features to the platform from August. The IoT platform was used to monitor and create correlations between sensing data generated on the factory floor and machine-tool logs, manufacturing results, operator information, and other related data.
As a result, new business processes have been enabled that have reduced line shutdown times at Yamanashi by almost 30 per cent.
Further field trials are being undertaken at retail sites to aid in identifying customer shopping patterns. These will gather information on the movements of shoppers and staff using UbiquitousWare location terminals, which can both send and receive using Bluetooth LE, and middleware that provides location information. Fujitsu plans to offer products and services that support traffic pattern analysis for retail outlets later this year.
Adopting oneM2M in Korea
Meanwhile in South Korea, SK Telecom has launched ThingPlug, an open IoT platform based on oneM2M standards for the M2M service layer. Used in conjunction with an accompanying website resource, it allows anyone to develop and use IoT services.
ThingPlug offers various features, jointly developed with Daliworks, a Korean IoT platform service company, to support the management of IoT services and devices. The platform allows developers to save costs associated with building and maintaining a server by providing a cloud-based alternative. SK Telecom will support IPv6 for ThingPlug and ensure a high level of data security.
The telco plans to apply ThingPlug to the smart city test bed being created in the southern city of Busan at the end of this year. In partnership with the city government, SK Telecom will upgrade a number of public services – including parking management and building energy management – to smart IoT services.
“The launch of ThingPlug, an open IoT platform based on oneM2M standards, carries a significant meaning as it allows anyone to develop an IoT service, leading to the creation of a truly enriched IoT ecosystem that brings increased value and convenience to developers across the globe,” said Alex Jinsung Choi, CTO of SK Telecom. “To this end, we will not only work closely with the local governments, solution developers and technology institutes in Korea, but also join hands with IoT players around the world.”
SK Telecom has some pedigree here. Back in 2008 it commercialised the country’s first M2M platform, introducing B2G services such as remote metering, and in 2012 it launched an open M2M platform. It has since been working with the Korea Electronics Technology Institute to carry out a government-led project to build an IoT Platform based on oneM2M standards.
by TELECOM TV Guy Daniels
SK텔레콤이 누구나 쉽게 IoT(사물인터넷) 서비스를 개발하고 실생활에 적용할 수 있도록 지원하는 통합 플랫폼 ‘씽플러그(ThingPlug)’를 개설했다고 10일 밝혔다.
씽플러그는 IoT 국제 표준을 기반으로 디바이스, 애플리케이션과 쉽게 연동이 가능한 것이 특징이다. 전용 웹 포털(https://sandbox.sktiot.com)을 통해 이용할 수 있으며 기업이나 개발자가 이용할 수 있는 ‘서비스 플랫폼’ 기능을 비롯해 원하는 IoT 서비스를 직접 만들 수 있는 ‘DIY 개발 환경’ 등을 제공한다. 개발자는 SDK(Software Development Kit)를 기반으로 마더보드, 센서 등을 구입해 자신만의 IoT 디바이스와 서비스를 직접 개발할 수 있다. 개발이 완료되면 웹 포털에 등록해 즉시 사용할 수 있다. 씽플러그는 클라우드 기반의 개발 서비스 환경도 제공해 별도의 서버 구축 비용도 들지 않는다.
달리웍스(대표 이순호)는 자사 사물인터넷(IoT) 클라우드 플랫폼 ‘씽플러스’가 한국정보통신기술협회(TTA)로부터 ‘굿소프트웨어(GS)’ 인증을 받았다고 1일 밝혔다. 이 분야에서 국가공인 인증을 받은 것은 달리웍스가 처음이다. TTA 인증으로 조달청 나라장터에 등록되면서 씽플러스는 공공시장 공급 길이 열렸다. 조달청은 공공기관이 소프트웨어를 구매할 때 GS 인증제품을 우선 구매토록 하고 있다. 이밖에도 중소기업청 성능인증 획득 시 성능검사가 면제되며, 병역특례업체 선정 심사 시 가산점, 전자정부사업 기술제안서 평가 시 가산점 등 혜택이 있다.
씽플러스(Thing+)는 사물인터넷(IoT) 응용서비스를 위한 서비스형 소프트웨어(SaaS)다. 사용자에게 IoT 경험을 제공하려는 서비스 파트너에게 클라우드 인프라에서 수행되는 애플리케이션뿐 아니라 임베디드 미들웨어와 클라이언트 애플리케이션까지 모두 제공해 쉽고 빠르게 서비스를 시작할 수 있도록 도와준다. 이번 글에서는 씽플러스 개발 경험을 바탕으로 클라우드 기반 응용서비스를 개발할 때 고려해야 할 점을 살펴본다.