INDUSTRIAL

INTERNET
OF THINGS

Presented to- Presented by-

Mr. Sanjay Madan Gaurav Raturi
Embedded System
 CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION
 IoT vs IIoT
 CONCEPT OFINDUSTRY 4.0 AND IIoT
 MAJOR DRIVERS
 BENEFITS OF IIoT
 CHALLENGES OF IIoT
 CONCLUSION
 REFERENCES
 INTRODUCTION
 The Internet of Things (IoT)- is the network of physical objects
accessed through the Internet. These objects contain embedded
technology to interact with internal states or the external
environment.

 The Industrial Internet Of Things (IIoT)- In simplistic terms the

IIoT connects the world of industrial Things like sensors,
actuators, controllers, robots, etc to computational capabilities
residing in Internet-based storage and analytics.
CONCEPT OF INDUSTRY 4.0 AND
IIoT

Fig.1. Evolution of Industry 4.0 and IIoT

Fig.2.IIoT as Intersection of IoT and Industry
4.0
MAJOR DRIVERS
 BENEFITS OF IIoT

 SAFETY
 SECURITY
 RELIABILITY
 EFFICIENCY
MANUFACTURING BENEFITS OF INDUSTRIAL IOT
 VENDORS OF IIOT
 Ability by ABB, a power and robotics company;
 IoT System by Cisco, a networking company;
 Field by Fanuc, a supplier of industrial automation equipment;
 Predix by GE Digital, an energy management company;
 Connected Performance Services by Honeywell, a software-
industrial company;
 Connyun by Kuka, a manufacturer of industrial robots (created in
partnership with Infosys, an IT consulting firm);
 Wonderware by Schneider Electric, an energy management
company; and
 MindSphere by Siemens, an industrial manufacturing company.
 CHALLENGES OF IIOT

 Identifying the
things within the Internet.
Managing massive amount of data.
Integrating existing infrastructure into new IIoT
strategies.
Power of Cloud Computing.
Enabling short term data storage
 IOT vs. IIOT
 Although the internet of things and the industrial internet of things have many
technologies in common, including cloud platforms, sensors, connectivity,
machine-to-machine communications and data analytics, they are used for
different purposes.
 IoT applications connect devices across multiple verticals, including
agriculture, healthcare, enterprise, consumer and utilities, as well as
government and cities. IoT devices include smart appliances, fitness bands
and other applications that generally don't create emergency situations if
something goes amiss.
 IIoT applications, on the other hand, connect machines and devices in such
industries as oil and gas, utilities and manufacturing. System failures and
downtime in IIoT deployments can result in high-risk situations or even life-
threatening situations. IIoT applications are also more concerned with
improving efficiency and improving health or safety, versus the user-centric
nature of IoT applications.
5 Examples of How the Industrial Internet of
Things is Changing Manufacturing

 Optimizing Maintenance in Wind Energy

 Digitized Monitoring and Optimization of Trains

 Connected Vehicles

 Industry 4.0 for Machine Tools

 Connected Equipment Operations Centers

 CONCLUSION
The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is often presented as a revolution
that is changing the face of industry in a profound manner. In reality, it is
an evolution that has its origins in technologies and functionalities
developed by visionary automation suppliers more than 15 years ago. As
the necessary global standards mature, it may well take another 15 years to
realise the full potential of IIoT. Over this period of time the changes to the
industry will be far reaching. The good news is that end users and machine
builders can now leverage their existing investments in technology and
people while taking advantage of available new IIoT technologies.
 REFERENCES
 http://www.tripwire.com/state-of-security/featured/5-key-challenges-for-
the-industrial-internet-of-things-iiot/
 https://www.honeywellprocess.com/en-US/innovations/Pages/iiot.aspx
 https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/industrial-iot-iiot-vs-pankaj-choudhary
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6
 http://iot.ieee.org/newsletter/july-2015/the-case-for-ipv6-as-an-enabler-of-
the-internet-of-things.html
 http://radar.oreilly.com/2014/02/the-industrial-iot-isnt-the-same-as-the-
consumer-iot.html
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