NFC & The Growth of Connected Consumer Electronics Devices

Paula Hunter NFC Solutions Summit June 3-4| Austin, TX Agenda

§ Internet of Things § Global Market Situation § Convergence - IOT and NFC § NFC Forum Update

2 What is the Internet of Things?

3 What is the Internet of Things?

A world in which every device that produces data can connect to the Internet § Remote sensors § Home appliances § Consumer electronics § Heating/cooling systems § Office equipment § Automobile engines … and many, many more

4 What is the Internet of Things?

§ The Internet of Things removes barriers: – Machine-to-machine – Machine-to-people – People-to-machine

§ The Internet of Things promises: – Greater access to data – Greater management of data – Greater control of devices

§ Gartner: 26+ billion connected devices by 2020

5 Benefits of the Internet of Things

§ Increased productivity § Fewer steps § Less data re-entry § Greater, easier control § Better coordination § Data analytics § Cost savings

6 Business Examples of the Internet of Things

According to Information Week: § Union Pacific cut train derailments by 75% using remote sensors § Dubai Aluminum used sensor data to improve efficiency and increase output by 3.4% § FedEx expects to save $9 million/year with truck sensors for more efficient dock assignments

7 Consumer Examples of the Internet of Things

§ Wearable baby monitors § Cars that send alerts for service needs § Smart thermostats that automatically adjust the temperature § Ovens that preheat in time for your arrival home … and many more

8 What Does the Internet of Things Require?

NFC Provides: § An inexpensive § NFC-enabled chips means of providing intelligence § Easy network § NFC Connection access Handover § A way to link § NFC tags physical objects to the online world § A means of easy § Intuitive tap user control interface

9 NFC Technology Global Market Situation

10 Recent Developments

§ First NFC-enabled household appliances launched § Wearables market takes off § First nationwide NFC payments rollout in US § New HCE feature in Android 4.4 § Top payment associations launch HCE solutions § Major North American coffee shop launches NFC pay § New NFC/ LE solutions – Smart thermostats, hybrid beacons

11 NFC Phones Available Now (Representative)

§ Flagship models with NFC § Galaxy S4 & S3 § LG G2, select Optimus series § HTC One series § § Blackberry Z10 & Q10 § select Lumia series § Sony select Xperia series § /7/10, § Android, BlackBerry, 8 all support NFC at level § 100% of Top 25 US contract phones

12 NFC Tablets (Representative)

NFC-enabled tablets on the market or coming soon

Asmaitha Sruta Padfone Asus Padfone 2 Asus Vivo Tab/ 7” Tablet Infinity Asus Vivo Tab Tab RT Smart

DLI Fujitsu BWC ToughSlate 7″Cetrix CT973G Cetrix CD661 9000 Arrows Tab

Google Nexus HP Elitepad HP Elitebook Kuoziro 7 10 900 Revolve FT701W

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13 More NFC Devices

Additional types of NFC devices available now or on the way

Moneto: NFC Barclay Card Glidepoint NFC I-O Data Nintendo Wii U microSD for the Payment wristbands trackpad WiFi Router controllers iPhone & Android

RhythmTrak Revosys V5 taxi Samsung NFC-enabledSmart Meters for Sony RC-S380 ViVOtech NFC Heart Monitor terminal/tablet laser printer utility companies reader/writer payment terminals

14 NFC Laptops

HP Envy x2 ThinkPad Helix Sony Vaio Fit

15 More N-Marks in the World

N-Mark Licenses per Year

843

722

517

198 217

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

2,708 downloads since 2009

16 Analyst Forecasts

§ ABI Research – 125M NFC handsets shipped in 2012; 285M shipped in 2013; 500+M in 2014 – NFC-enabled shipments are anticipated to increase by 481% from 2012 to 2015 § Berg Insight – 1 in 3 mobile phones will come with NFC by 2017 – From 2012 to 2017, installed base of NFC handsets will increase at a CAGR of 65% to reach 2.1bn units – By 2017, the penetration rate for NFC in handsets will reach approximately 32% § Gartner – 50% of will have NFC capability by 2015 § IHS Technology – Two in three phones will come with NFC by 2018 – Annual shipments increasing from 275M units in 2013 to 1.2B units in 2018 § Juniper Research – 1.5B+ mobile wallets in use around the world by 2018 – By 2017, 1 in 4 US consumers will use NFC-enabled devices to pay for goods in-store

17 Convergence of NFC and IOT

18 Recent NFC Developments Supporting the Internet of Things

Bluetooth 4.0 • Extends power and reach of NFC • Enables seamless customer experience Wi-Fi Alliance • Extends power and reach of NFC • Enables seamless customer experience Host Card Emulation (HCE) • Supports easy development NFC model and deployment of NFC solutions

19 Updated Bluetooth Secure Simple Pairing with NFC

§ Application Document guides developers in building solutions that seamlessly combine Bluetooth and NFC § Updated to include Bluetooth® Smart devices and Bluetooth LE § Product of formal liaison with Bluetooth SIG signed last November

20 Wi-Fi Alliance Pushes the NFC Button

§ Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Wi-Fi Protected Setup™ now includes NFC “tap- to-connect” for simple setup of security-protected Wi-Fi devices and networks § Extends the reach of Wi-Fi Protected Setup to smart home devices (refrigerators, thermostats, security systems) with a single tap § Key enabler for the Internet of Things

21 HCE on Android 4.4

Secure Element

http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/nfc/hce.html

New mode introduction: Host Card Emulation and RW mode covered, additional to P2P mode (Android Beam)

22 NFC in the Internet of Things

eProvenance § Temperature/humidity sensors in fine wine cases § Provides data en route with a tap of an NFC-enabled device § Tracks cold chain for quality § Ensures provenance

23 NFC in the Internet of Things

Touch an NFC-enabled phone to the TV remote and its screen is instantly mirrored on the TV

24 NFC in the Internet of Things

§ Smart Lighting § Link energy-harvesting wireless light switches to a home network with a touch an NFC-enabled phone § Simplifies setup and control

25 NFC in the Internet of Things

NFC-enabled appliances allow control from anywhere and receive helpful Web content.

26 NFC in the Internet of Things

NFC-enabled vending machines § Pay with a tap § Earn loyalty points

27 The NFC Forum

28 Mission and Goals

§ The mission of the NFC Forum is to advance the use of NFC technology by: § Developing standards-based specifications that ensure interoperability among devices and services § Encouraging the development of products using NFC Forum specifications § Educating the market globally about NFC technology § Ensuring that products claiming NFC capabilities comply with NFC Forum specifications § Promoting the NFC Forum N-Mark

29 Members – February 2014

SPONSOR MEMBERS

PRINCIPAL MEMBERS

30 Members – February 2014

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

31 Members – February 2014

IMPLEMENTER MEMBERS

NONPROFIT MEMBERS

32 New Set of Integrated Specifications

§ NFC Activity 1.1 § Connection Handover 1.3 § NCI 1.1 § Digital Protocol 1.1 § LLCP 1.2 § Type 1/2/3/4 Tags

… designed for use together to streamline and accelerate NFC product development Mediated Handover is a new feature of Connection Handover 1.3

33 Special Interest Group Sectors

Consumer Transport Health Payment Retail Electronics

Air Transport & Financial PC, Tablet, Ticketing Pharmacy Institutions Product Tags Embedded

Public Transport Terminal Handsets, & Ticketing Insurance Manufacturers POS, Vending Remote Controls

Computer Other Transport Peripherals Schemes Clinic Merchants Coupons Appliances

Hospital …future… Management …future... Points, Rewards Personal Auto

Potential to establish additional working groups as partners identify high market importance and opportunity

34 Liaison Partners

35 NFC Is Here! Still Some Challenges to Overcome

1 NFC adoption varies by region.

Payment is complex due to multiple players 2 and business models. Solutions and simpler models like HCE are underway.

Customer awareness limited outside Asia, 3 fewer opportunities to experience NFC.

The NFC Forum is the place to foster 4 adoption and help overcome challenges.

36 Thank You … and Join Us!

www.nfc-forum.org

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