Newer Applications of Wireless

Technology

Presented by
Shri R.D.Grover
Chairman & Managing Director
CMS Computers Ltd

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 Introduction

• The future will bring great advances to the wireless landscape due to
multiple factors -
 Growth in Broadband- high-speed transmission will permit massive
volumes of data to be transported to and from mobile sites.
 Cheaper and more powerful wireless devices will spawn more
sophisticated and robust applications.
 Internet connectivity will become ubiquitous in the remotest part of the
globe.
• Many Corporations and vendors are currently harnessing wireless
technologies and using them successfully to gain competitive advantages.
• As the wireless market advances, early adopters will have the self-
confidence and expertise to further exploit these to their advantage

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 More wireless technologies than ever…

MAN/WAN LAN Short Range

W-CDMA 802.11 802.11a/b/g Bluetooth

…
3.5G 4G hiperLAN EDR Bluetooth
HSDP
Multihop, Mesh, and P2P Radio
A
CDMA200
Ultra Wide Band
0 MobileFi
802.11n
802.20 Wireless USB
TD-SCDMA Voice over Internet Protocol and
WiMax FireWireless
hiperMAN
“TinyLAN”
WiBro
RFI
Two-Way D
Satellite Unlicensed Spectrum
DSRC NFC
Airborne Software Defined/Cognitive Radio
802.11
Platforms p
Smart Antennae
Terrestrial Machine to Machine
Datacasting ZigBee

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 …and as many Applications
Many new Technologies and Applications are available
and many more being developed

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---has made decision making much more difficult.

Emerging Conventional Hype or

Wild Alternative Wisdom Reality?
Card
Unexpected
Wi-Fi Wi-Max 3G NFC Obsolescence?
ZigBee
UWB? Bluetooth
4G?

Research and
Experimentation
Mobile Payment
to Vending Machines

Fads?

Technology Business
Roadmap Roadmap

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The universe of wireless applications

Home Networking
Military Air Travel
Satellite
and Naval
Communications

Broadcast and
Fixed Broadband

Enterprise and Health Care

Factory-Floor Networking

Non-3G Cellular
Robotics

Entertainment
Production Consumer Automotive
Telematics
Mass Transit

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 Wireless Deployment Strategy

A successful wireless strategy must focus on three components

• Networks

• Devices

• Applications

Every Corporation should have wireless and communication

policy on the technology deployment and the back mechanism.

In this presentation we will discuss the current and future

wireless applications across a range of industries, market

segments and users.

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 Wireless in Communication

Wireless in Communication

Broadband Technologies like WiMax are enablers for the growth in

Wireless applications across range of Industry segments

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 Verticals – Applications

 Communications :
 Remote
 Disaster Management
 Hi-Speed Internet
 Video

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 Public Safety

Government public safety agencies, such as police, fire, search and rescue, can
use Wireless networks to support response to medical and other emergency
situations

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 A Typical Remote Wireless Network

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 Offshore Communication Networks
Oil and gas producers can use Wireless equipment to provide communication links
from land-based facilities to oil rigs and platforms, to support remote operations,
security, and basic communications

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 Construction Networks
Construction companies can use Wireless networks to establish communication
links between the company head office, construction sites, offices of other project
participants, such as architectural and engineering firms, and storage facilities

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 Rural Connectivity

Service providers can use Wireless networks to deliver service to

underserved markets in rural areas and the suburban outskirts of cities

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 Transportation

 Transportation
 Vehicle Identification & Positioning
 Payment – Tolling & Parking
 In-vehicle Entertainment & Locational Guidance
Applications
 Automatic Fare Collection & Ticketing

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 Security and Access Control

 Security & access control

 Building Automation
 Asset tracking, EAS (Electronic Article
Surveillance)
 Passport & Border Security Documentation

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Data Acquisition and Instrumentation

 Data acquisition & instrumentation

 PLC, SCADA
 Long Range Remote Data Channel Links
 Remote Distributed Sensors & Smart Sensors
 Hazardous Area Monitoring & Control
 AMR, Remote Meter Reading (Power and Water)

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 Payment

 Payment
 NFC (Near Field Communication)
 Secured Transactions
 Secured Smart Tokens
 Micro Finance

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 Banking Networks

Large banks can connect branches and ATM sites to their regional office through
a Wireless network carrying voice, data and video traffic.

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 RFID enabled Applications

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 RFID Security Standards

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 Wireless in Medical and Healthcare

OVERVIEW

We expect to see wireless technology:

• Improve treatments through enhanced accuracy and patient compliance.

• Simplify workflow with integrated solutions and connected devices.

• Reduce treatment costs using remote therapy management.

• Enable new and effective therapies with implanted devices.

• Enhance workflow efficiency by providing location & positioning information.

• Increased patient safety and mobility

• Improvements in quality of patient care

The medical industry and FCC have recognized the advantages of wireless
towards patient care and are embracing wireless technology in newer systems
and applications.
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 Wireless Medical Devices

Benefits…
•Removal of restrictive and unreliable wiring
•Enhanced ease-of-use and everyday efficiency

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 Example - Electronic Patient Records

Efficient management of patient data for mobile physicians

Applications
• Patient record & results retrieval.
• Real-time record entry.
• E-pharmacy.

Benefits
• Up-to-date data at the bedside.
• Opportunity for less error.
• Greater workflow efficiency &
reduction in paperwork.

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 Example - Ambulatory Monitoring

Wireless transmission of patient status to a central station.

Applications
• Vital sign monitoring

• Event monitoring

Benefits
• Greater patient independence

• Enhanced convalescence

• Potential for shorter hospital stays

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 Example - Telemedicine

Connection of home or point-of-care devices to a central

management system or remote physician

Applications
• Diabetes management
• Asthma treatment

Benefits
• Greater patient compliance
• Reduced visits to doctor/clinic

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 Wireless in Industrial Automation

Wireless is a growing alternative for industrial automation

connections.

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Benefits of Wireless In Industrial Control

• Avoid wiring costs generally.

• Instrument moving/portable/temporary devices or machines.

• Make connections not feasible previously.

• Retrofit more measurement points cost effectively.

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 Industrial Automation Applications

• Machine and process monitoring

• Machine health monitoring (predictive maintenance)

• Fault/failure detection

• Actuator/valve setting control

• Tank level/leak monitoring

• Pressure relief valve monitoring

• Steam trap monitoring

• Many more

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Example of Industrial Automation Applications

Emissions
Monitoring

Physical
Security
Fire & Gas Mobile Field
Detection Inspection
Pressure

Safety Shower
Monitoring
Vibration
& condition Tank
Monitoring Level Leak Pressure
Detection
People
Location Video
Monitoring

Corrosion Diagnostics
Monitoring
Inventory Asset Tracking
Movement
Mobile
Extended Communication
Control Temperature
Network

Mobile
Operator

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 Education and Home Applications

 Consumer, Home and Education

 Integrated Intelligent Home Systems
 In-room Entertainment
 Smart Appliances
 Smart Retail Applications includes Advertising &
Payment
 e- Learing
 Home Security

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 Home Applications

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 Home Applications

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 Education / Campus Networks

School boards can use Wireless networks to connect schools and school board
offices within a district.

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 Future of Wireless in India

• India is emerging as one of the largest market in the world for

wireless.

• Broadband wireless communications will be a major thrust area

for India.

• Wireless is possibly the only way forward to connect most of

the 6 lacs villages to internet.

There is a huge upside in the opportunities for the growth of wireless

products and solutions since the market is now maturing, and people are
realizing the benefit of a pervasive wireless network.

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 Overview Of CMS Business Portfolio
IT/ITES Needs
Of An
Organization

IT Infrastructure IT Services IT Enabled IT Related

• Servers • Maintenance Services Services
• Networking FE SBU • Facilities
• Printing Printing SBU
equipment Management
• Workstations and
other hardware • Software services
• Peripherals • Applications Cards SBU
• ATMs • Cards
• Storage Traffic

Securitas SBU Energy and

SYSTIME SBU • Cash Data
Management
SI SBU e-Gov SBU Security
Systems
Infrastructure services (SI, FE) Cash Management (Securitas)• e-Governance
Software development (Systime) EGovernance
IT enabled services (Cards, Print) Energy, Security and Others

All SBUs address varying needs of same/similar large customer

base
Sample Key Customer Account: Citibank
Sample Key Customer Account: Government
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 e-Seva Hyderabad Center
• eSeva – Case Study
• How it started
• Objective
• Conventional System
• Salient Features
• Project Implementation
• Service Implementation
• Architecture
• Performance
• Achievements
• Similar Projects

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 eSeva ............ 3rd
3rd Tier
Tier
NETWORK
Departmental ( Gov. Depart. )
Leased Line
Servers
Sn
Central Router / Router Pool S1
ISDN

Nodal Router / Router Pool

Leased Line INTERNET
Firewall
Printer 2nd
2nd Tier
Tier
ISDN
LAN-1 ( Control Location )
LAN 2

LAN 3

NET WORK MANAGEMENT Primary domain

SYSTEM /Back up Domain
-Web app Server DB Servers Web Server
Web Server

Leased Line BSNL Leased Line 1st Tier

( ICSC Location )

ISDN
Citizen service Center -1 ISDN Citizen Service center- 45

Router
Router
Counter
Counter
Terminals
Terminals
With Printers
With Printers
…. ….

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 Campus Management System
Campus Management Server

Application server Web Server Database server

TCP IP
Transaction GSM & IVR
server SMS Server

PSTN

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 CMS CampusWorks at VSSC

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