Connected Home - Deutche Telekom’s Qivicon

Connected Home Qivicon Hristo Gergov & Petyo Dimitrov

100 CONNECTED DEVICES PER HOME IN 2020 Pretty picture from Hristo „The global sensor and device market for home security and automation is expected to grow from $1.4bn in 2015 to $4bn in 2019“ 2 Connected Home

THE INTERNET OF RANSOMWARE THINGS… 3 Connected Home

SMART HOME’S VALUE LAYERS Artificial Intelligence Semantic Data Automation Connectivity Things 4 Connected Home 5G

SMART HOME COMPETITION AI Semantic Data Automation Connectivity Things 5 Connected Home

TECHNOLOGY TRENDS: PLATFORMS 6 Connected Home

QIVICON 7 Connected Home

TIMELINE – CUSTOMERS & DEVICES 2013 Melnik 2014 2015 2016 Chernomorets Botevgrad Sliven 8 Connected Home 2017 Pleven 2018 2019 2020 Stara Zagora Ruse Burgas

DEVICES 9 Connected Home

PARTNERS ~ 50 + TelCos: KPN, … + NatCos: Slovak, Cosmote, … 10 Connected Home

HOW IT WORKS 11 Connected Home

QIVICON & MUSALA 12 Connected Home

BACKEND DEVELOPMENT 1 3 New & unexplored business model • open platform vs white label • flexible pricing Integrations • > 15 systems • reliability expectations 13 Connected Home 2 4 Big Data & Analytics • data privacy • opportunity identification Performance • 100k gateways • testing

FRONTEND DEVELOPMENT 1 Easy setup of a complex & flexible solution 3 Dependencies to all other DEV teams 14 Connected Home 2 Responsive and robust UI

RUNTIME DEVELOPMENT 1 Opportunity to contribute to Open Source projects 2 Different gateway devices & firmware-s 3 Low footprint vs API convenience 4 Version management 15 Connected Home

DEVICE INTEGRATION 1 Many devices with interesting functionalities 3 Synchronization with external Smart Home tools 16 Connected Home 2 Aligning a diversity of devices to a common abstraction • Vendors, Protocols, APIs 4 Testing: • requires physical interaction • difficult to automate

Enough is good enough 17 Connected Home

Enough is NOT good enough 18 Connected Home

THE IMPACT ON QA & TESTING • Even higher quality needed – big impact comes with big risks • Bigger complexity & project’s systems landscape. Important to know non-tech stuff • Not yet established good testing practices • What about Test Automation? 19 Connected Home

TESTING TYPES 1 3 Security Beta / Friendly User 5 Usability 20 Connected Home 2 Performance 4 Integration

Open-source Connected Home openHAB Dimitar Ivanov 21 Connected Home

OPENHAB FROM SCRATCH Started as a Tooling for Private Use Platform independent - JVM Open-source Protocol and Vendor Agnostic Modularity - OSGi Open for Extension 22 Connected Home

HOW BIG IS OPENHAB 1 3 5 https://GitHub.com/openHAB Over 1000 Forks 1200 Already Merged PRs 23 Connected Home 2 4 6 Eclipse Public License 1.0 Over 350 Active Contributors 33 active repositories

THE MOST INTERESTING BINDINGS Qualcomm AllPlay, Amazon Dash Button, Asterisk, Astro, Autelis (pool control), BigAssFan (industrial fans), Bluetooth, Bosch Indego(lawnmower), Gardena (lawnmower), Google Chromecast, Daikin, digitalSTROM-System, D-link, ekey (biometric access), EnOcean (energy harvesting), Logitech Harmony, HomeMatic, Zigbee, Philips Hue Lighting system, LG, LIFX, KNX, Sonos, Miele, Xiaomi, Minecraft, Nest, Netatmo, NTP, Panasonic, Plex, Samsung, TinkerForge, 24 Connected Home WakeOnLan, Z-Wave, HTTP, Ventilation systems, other smarthome installations, weather services, DIY Hardware modules, DIY Security systems, Lightning, heating systems, solar panels, Projectors, MQTT, RSS, IR devices, Video equipment, Motorized shades, MacOS text to Speech, Alexa, Mail, Twitter, Cisco Spark, MySQL, JDBC, Windows 10 Application, Tesla, SleepIQ (smart beds), BMW, Volvo, HomeKit, Spotify, etc.

TRENDS IN OPENHAB 1 3 5 Voice Control Rule Engine Open for Extension 25 Connected Home 2 4 6 Gesture Control Security Big Companies Involved – Deutche Telekom, Mozilla, Huawei, Xiaomi, Bosch, etc.