oneM2M服务框架介绍

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Winter 2005
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Internet-of-Things – the Big Picture
SEJONG UNIVERSITY
Internet of Things: an aggregation of many „Happy IoT“, each good û Real in itself, each different, many provider of IoT information for one area Challenges: § Provide an abstraction layer that covers multiple IoT islands § easy & fast discovery of virtual entities: geographical indexing across IoT islands § Global network: federation technologies across IoT providers, including federated discovery § optimized techniques for wide area sensor aggregation
IoT – Beyond Connectivity Workshop
Global IoT/M2M Service Framework Standardizations – oneM2M perspective
Prof. JaeSeung Song jssong@sejong.ac.kr Sejong University 29. May, 2014
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Hybrid protocol App
Other M2M protocol App
IoT Device
Unde rlying proto col
oneM2M
Underlying protocols
oneM 2M prot ocol
Unde rlying proto col
⇒ Europe, USA, Korea and China give up individual work and create a single M2M standard !!!
▐ Objective:
l Develop one globally agreed M2M specification, initial focus on Service Layer l Partner/Collaborate with wireless and wireline SDOs and fora responsible for developing standards • for Core and Access Networks. • the vertical markets (i.e., domainspecific)
• Standardized service layer middleware • advance the IoT frontend into an autonomous system that can provide services like pro-active assistance or optimization („Smart Environment“)
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Internet of Things: All „things“ conform to well known standards üIdeal and provide information and service interfaces
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Background and Motivation
n Technology Trend(s)
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» Internet-of-Things: everything is connected to the Internet and has a representation there » many ways of identifying, sensing, or discovering Things: RFID, Sensor, QRCode, some indirect through processing information » information from/about Things is flowing through the network, processed, combined with other information, then consumed by services or people or processes » two crucial directions:
Contents
n Self Introduction n Introduction to oneM2M
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» Part A. Overview » Part B. What does each working group standardise?
n Beyond oneM2M first release n Summary
WG4 Security WG5 Mgt and ABS
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Use Cases
Requirements
Architecture
Protocols
WG1 Requirement
WG2 Architecture
WG3 Protocol
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Mission
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oneM2M is working to unify the Global M2M Community, by enabling the federation and interoperability of M2M systems, across multiple networks and topologies.
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Vision:
Interconnecting the Internet of Things; Connecting the Un-connected
oneM2M native App
Othe r M2M proto col
IoT Device
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Winter 2005
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oneM2M current structure
Steering Committee Technical Plenary
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Ad-Hoc Workprogramme
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WG2 WG3 WG4 WG5
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FRAND
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Fair, Reasonable, and Non-Discriminatory
q All the Partners Type 1 of oneM2M have IPR policies that support a FRAND IPR regime. The IPR policies of each of the Partners Type 1 of oneM2M also recognize the importance of respecting the rights of owners of essential/potentially essential IPRs. Thus, the IPR policies seek to balance such rights with the ability of implementers to access essential IPRs under Fair, Reasonable and Non-Discriminatory (FRAND) terms and conditions. q Each oneM2M Member shall be required to comply with the disclosure obligations of that admitting Partner’s IPR policies, procedures and guidelines with respect to IPRs that are or may be essential to Technical Specifications and/or Technical Reports developed in oneM2M. If a Member engages in oneM2M activities through more than one Partner, then the Member shall be required to comply with the IPR policies, procedures and guidelines of all Partners which have admitted such a Member.