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Doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon Scenario for LRLP SIG Date: 2016-03-13 Slide 1 Authors: NameAffiliationAddressEmail.

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1 doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon Scenario for LRLP SIG Date: 2016-03-13 Slide 1 Authors: NameAffiliationAddressEmail Stéphane BARON Canon Cesson-Sevigné, France stephane.baron@crf.canon.fr Patrice NEZOU patrice.nezou@crf.canon.fr Romain GUIGNARD romain.guignard@crf.canon.fr Pascal VIGER pascal.viger@crf.canon.fr Fumihide GOTO Tokyo, Japan goto.fumihide@canon.co.jp

2 doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon Slide 2 Abstract This presentation introduces 3 scenarios in the scope of the Long Range Low Power Interest group: 1) Remote controlled camera 2) Wearable LRLP devices for security squad. 3) Home security scenario.

3 doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon LRLP (15 meters) indoor Use Case 1 :Remote Control Use Case Share! “Share!, How about my son?” “This is your son’s goal scene.” “Please give me.” “Me too”…. “Share!, How about my son?” “This is your son’s goal scene.” “Please give me.” “Me too”…. - Party, Wedding Ceremony, Kid’s Soccer, Amusement Park, Game - Easy to share by any combination of camera within group. ( 160 meters ) LRLP outdoor Easy group selfies After the photo shoot, each friends can choose and save the photos they want.

4 doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon Smartphone, tablet or camera will remotely control another camera. Use Case 1-a) Indoor scenario –Smartphone gets Images from camera. –Smartphone releases camera’s shutter. Use Case 1-b) Outdoor scenario –Camera releases another camera’s shutter. LRLP Requirements: Low power AP Distance : 15m (Indoor), 160m (Outdoor) Battery lifetime : 24h latency : Live view : 250ms. Remote shutter release : 25ms Time synchro : 1ms (for image timestamping) Bandwidth: Live view : 1Mbps. Shutter release : Control packets only (about 10-20 KBytes) LRLP (Either Camera or Smartphone is AP.) Use case 1 : Remote Controlled camera (Summary)

5 doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon Use case 2 : Wearable LRLP devices for security squad –Scenario: When an intervention is required in an area covered by LRLP AP (especially indoor area), the mobile units use this AP access to secure and optimize their intervention. Members of the squad can : –Stream in live their “viewing” thanks to portable devices. –View live video from other camera (fixed or mobile) on wireless display. –Send data (sensor's info, position, images, etc.) to the HQ. –Receive info (instructions, map, etc.) from HQ. Slide 5 Max 200m Max 1Km –LRLP Requirements: Distance : 200m between Camera, 1km camera-AP (indoor/outdoor) Battery lifetime : 24h latency : 1s during streaming Bandwidth: 1Mbps

6 doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon Use case 3 : Home security Slide 6 LRLP Legacy 802.11 Home VMS User Smart Phone Outdoor Camera LRLP Sensor Camera

7 doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon Use case 3 : Home security –Scenario: LRLP device indoor/outdoor: Fixed video surveillance camera at home. –No wire for easy installation, battery operated. Activation of the camera by centralized VMS (video monitoring system) upon surveillance system activation (scheduled activation, or manual activation by user) –streaming after alarm reception via centralized VMS or local device detection (dedicated sensor). LRLP capable AP : indoor. Slide 7 –LRLP Requirements: Distance : 150m between indoor AP and LRLP devices. Battery lifetime : 2 years. 3 different levels of power consumption: –First power level: Waiting for activation (sleeping state) : 33% of the time –Second power level: Activated, waiting for alarm (waiting state) : 66% of the time –Third power level: Active, sending data to the VMS, or a smartphone : 1% of the time Latency: –First level: 5s –Second level: 100ms for alarms, 1s order for status report. –Third level: 25ms Bandwidth: –First and second level : < 250Kbps –Third level : 10Mbps

8 doc.: IEEE 802.11-16/0334r0 March 2016 SubmissionStéphane Baron et al., Canon Slide 8 Summary We presented three scenarios and requirements for Long Range Low Power SIG. –We propose to have different levels of requirements corresponding to different levels of power consumption.

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