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OMA-TP INP_Home_Environment_Services LGE’s view on Home Environment Services
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Date: 07 Feb 2011
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2. HOME ENVIRONMENT SERVICES: Opportunity to LGE
LGE already has plenty of product lines
 Converging them creates whole new User Experience
Convergence brings new opportunities to LGE
Connecting LGE products together
Capture new business opportunity
Home
Mobile
Mobile + Home
+ α = HES?

3. LG’s 8 Home Network Solution
Home-tasking Solution
Allowing you to conveniently control digital home appliance devices at or away from home
Home Management Solution
Allowing you to manage your home in an efficient way including, energy management and fault
Home Entertainment Solution
Allowing you to enjoy and shore various data such as music, videos, and pictures from your home audio & video system, anywhere in your home
Home Safety Solution
Allowing you to enjoy control access, prevent intrusion, and cope with gas leakage or fire in a quick and safe way
Home Communication Solution
Allowing you to communication and share information with family members neighbors
Well-Being Solution
Allowing you to manage the health of your family effectively by keeping the in the door environment clean and pleasant
Community Management Solution
Allowing you to manage the common areas of a community through security monitoring, unmanaged surveillance, unattended door-to-door services, and parking control
Community Portal Solution
Making the lives of families and neighbors more pleasant by providing a wealth of information and various services
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4. HES Scope Contents Two approaches
Narrow HES: Limiting to home area services
Broad HES: Focusing on the living of human based on home-oriented activities
Contents
Home
Office
Vehicle (Mobility)
Contents
Home
Narrow HES
Broad HES

5. HES Use Cases for Home Portal Server External Services Friend’s Home
Home Health Care
Automatic Data Delivery for Health Equipment (ZigBee) / Medical Examination with Web, TV, Cell-phone
Video Call to Health Care Center / Motion Detection and Emergency Alarm
Home Entertainment, Shopping
Media Sharing in Home Premise / Converged Control by Cell-phone, Remote Controller, PC
Remote Media Access for Home Contents / Streaming Sharing with PAN Broadcast and Reproducing
Home PBX
Call Answering, Forwarding, Bridging with Cell-phone, IP Phone, Codeless Phone, Touch Screen
Data Sync
Data Sync and Sharing via Portal Server for Calendar, Address book, Photos, Video stored in PC, Home Equipments, IP Phone, Cell-phone, Vehicle
Device Management
Remote S/W Upgrading, Diagnostics, Configuration, Optimization
Home Education
Online University, Course Enrollment / Man-to-Man Training by Video Call
Portal Server
External Services
Friend’s Home
My Car
Remote Devices 5

6. HES Use Case for Vehicle
Car Diagnostics & Reporting
Remote Car Diagnostics and Monitoring / Car Information Management / Video Call to Car Repair Center sharing Car Report
Car Info Sync
Media Sharing between Wide Range Devices / Car Data Control by Cell phone, MP3 Player, PMP, Navigation
Navigation SNS
Friend’s Car location in my Car Navigation / Geospatial (POI Sharing)
Car Management
Car Apps Update / Navigation FW Update / Remote Car Control (Start up, Door and Window control)
Car GW or
Mobile GW 6

7. HES Use Case for Office My Home Portal Server Friend’s Home My Office
Remote Home Control, Monitoring
Remote control for Door, Light, HVAC, IP Camera / Wireless Energy Monitoring / Visit, Intrusion, Fire, Gas Message
Virtual Office in Home
Collaboration with Coworkers in Home, Work Environment Profiling and Remote Virtualization
Data Sync
Data Sync and Sharing for Calendar, Address book, Photos, Video stored in PC, Home Equipments, IP Phone, Cell-phone, Vehicle
Portal Server
External Services
Friend’s Home
My Car
Remote Devices
My Home
My Office 7

8. Mobile Handheld Devices
UPnP/DLNA vs. HES
UPnP/DLNA targets wired & wireless interoperable home networks for digital contents
UPnP/DLNA would not be proper for sensor-involved HES networks
Relatively high protocol overhead compared to ZigBee
More suitable for video, music, images sharing than small data exchanges
Media Standard Format
DMS, DMP, DMR, DMC, DMPr
Home Network Devices
M-DMS, M-DMP, M-DMD, M-DMY, M-DMC
Mobile Handheld Devices
Media Interoperability Unit (MIU)
Mobile Network Connectivity Function (M-NCF)
Home Interop. Devices
Media Management
(UPnP AV, UPnP Device Arch)
Device Discovery and Control
(UPnP, SOAP, GENA, SSDP)
Media Transport (HTTP over TCP/IP)
Link Protection (DTCP)
Connectivity (802.3, )

9. ETSI M2M vs. HES
Main entities in M2M Architecture that may be common in HES network
Devices / M2M Area network / Gateways / Networks / M2M Applications
ETSI M2M considers many use cases that may be covered by HES Network
e-Health care – Remote monitoring, Health Check, On-line health records, etc
Automotives - Fleet management
Connected Home - Intrusion detection, home automation, etc
HES networks may require more functionalities than M2M Network
Centralized entity to provide Connected-Home related services(e.g. personalized content sharing, social communication)
APIs to connect the existing services and internet players

10. OMA CPNS vs. HES
CPNS is to provide application-layer support for ubiquitous access to Services in a converged network
The basic framework of CPNS can be applied into HES
Personal Network and Service Group management can be reused in HES
The User Profile for family members is needed additionally
Complex part (e.g., security) can be simplified for the light weight setting at home

11. Conclusion The scope of HES is not clear
Well-defined scope of HES would help us to define a way forward
Existing standards can be reused for enabling HES, but do not form a complete solution for HES
OMA CPNS, ETSI M2M, UPnP/DLNA
Possible OMA’s future actions
Searching other specifications related to HES (e.g., PUCC, OMA GwMO)
Identifying areas where further standardization is needed
Defining OMA’s role for enabling HES
Creating a new WI for HES or developing HES API so as to maximize OMA’s own characteristics