Wireless

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Wireless Mobile - In the home and elsewhere

• Josef Noll josef.noll_at_telenor.com
• Fellow Wireless Mobility
• Telenor RD, B7d
• NO-1331 Fornebu

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Related projects

• Eurescom P1118 Bluetooth access, opportunity
  for operators (closed)
• Eurescom P1206 - Broadband services in the
  Intelligent Wireless Homeongoing project ?
  www.eurescom.de
• Telenors home of the futurewww.fremtidshuset.c
  om/eng/
• ePerSpace Towards personalised services at home
  and everywhereEU 6th framework project - under
  negotiation

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Creating communication

• not only for People with special needsPeople
  with special needs are the well educated,
  physically fit, affluent young males who require
  the latest functions in their lap-tops, PDAs and
  mobiles such as GPRS, WAP, MP3, GPS, camera,
  games, radio, video, DVD, etc.
• P2P communications- more than networking-
  Grandchildren 2 Grandma

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Customer wishes ? The vision

1. Data connectivity
2. Voice support
3. Remote control
4. Games/Entertainment
5. Video services
6. Security infrastructure
7. Open network access (ONA) with personalised
   services

Personalised MobileApplications
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Starting from home, continuation in public

• My virtual home/elsewhere
• at home
• at a friends place
• in a hotel
• at a leisure place
• The push for broadband and MM
• service creation from communities
• for communities
• from grandchildren to grandma
• Services for everyone
• from 1 to 80 years

• Home Automation, remote control
• Health - Care
• Security, Surveillance, Access control,
• Appliance management
• Energy savings
• VoD, News on Demand, Music On Demand

• Games-on-line, e-learning
• Fast Internet Access,
• Videoconferencing, videotelephony

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ePerSpace Service Concept
Service Provisioning
GSM, UMTS
GSM, UMTS
Gateway
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Major working areas
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• Mobility of the user? Open access network?
  Seamless authentication
• Innovation speed (?) at home? Integration of
  personal devices in the home
• Better serve the customer? It works
  - like the mobile phone? It is simple
  - seamless access? It is
  personalised - tailored information

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Starting from home user scenario
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UMTS download
Bluetoothdownload
?wall 15-25 dB (UMTS)? range reduction to 1/3
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At home and elsewhere The Open Network
Architecture
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OBAN open broadband access network
GSM/GPRS

Key item Open communications
Subscribersfixed lines
Millions of fixed lines function asfeeder lines
for open pico-base stations
Personalised and broadband services
Supported by seamless authentication based on
the Mobile Phone
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Seamless access in the network
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Key element Seamless/Personalised authentication
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• Seamless Authenticating SIM, PKI
• From the personal phone
• Bluetooth based authentication (login phone
  nr, passwd on SIM
• Extended Security through PKI

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Bringing services to the home

• Examples of evolution
• WEB services on smartphones, e.g. Opera on P800
• Bluetooth service access through home network
• Value Added Services enabler through wireless
  infrastructure

• Lifetime of home systems
• Home phones stay forever ( 5-10 years)
• Audiovisual systems gt 10 years
• White goods even higher
• ? Slow take-up hinder for mass-market acceptance
• Potential strategy
• Early adaptors new equipment, typically OSGi
  or/and MHP
• Mass market Add-on functionality (software and
  hardware), updated e.g. TVs, Laptops, and mobile
  phones

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My Phone Email, ICQ, WEB
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Remote control of model train

• Example Model train control
• Camera for world-wide remote monitoring
• Model train steering from everywhere
• http//193.156.19.146/X10

• Home Control
• Controlling temperature, light, etc from your
  mobile phone

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ExampleMy personal programme guide

• Identify yourself seamless to the TV
• Have the mobile phone as remote control
• Get a personal programme guide downloaded to the
  phone
• Get extra information about movie

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User view Service elements

• Paula- role
• preferences
• needs

Sensors
Context
Services
Network
communicate
adapted to
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PAN comm.devices
People
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Elements personalisation exchange

• Sensor network no personalisation component
  present
• PAN network .xml exchange of information about
  terminal capabilities, CC/PP_at_W3C and
  UserAgendProfile UAprof_at_OMA
• Home infrastructure Service and Network gateway
  (MHP, OSGi, add-on to existing equipment)
• User preferences
• OSA PAM Presence and Availability Mangement,
  Mobility API, Terminal Capability API, GUP
  Generic User Profile, MPEG-7
• Network access no personalisation component
  present, potential usage of MobileIP (extended
  PKI)
• Service management adaptation
• done through service platform (network or content
  provider), based on .xml/MPEG-7 content
  description,
• done in end-user terminal
• Service availability
• local pop-up, UPNP (Jini), ICQ, buddy
• global service provider through a service
  platform (OSA platform)

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Conclusions

• Key success factors for the communication market
  Person-to-Person communication and personalised
  services
• Operators are key players, can provide
• Seamless access ? Common authentication in the
  network
• Personalised access ? Through SIM-card
  identification
• Infrastructure for Content Providers and P2P
  communications
• Still some work to do in
• co-operation between fixed and mobile, thin
  Mobile-IP clients, Voice Mobility
• seamless connectivity between personal devices
  and P2P infrastructure
• Personalisation architecture
• defining interfaces between personalisation
  service elements

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