The Industrial Internet of Things is expected to enable the Industry 4.0 through the large deployment of low-power devices. However, industrial applications require most of the time high reliability close to 100%, and low end-to-end delays. This corresponds to very challenging objectives in wireless (lossy) environments. We will explain how the paradigms for the link layer access have +evolved, from a best-effort to a strictly deterministic approach. We will detail the limits of the preamble sampling approaches, and then expose how a deterministic, synchronized protocol may provide strict guarantees. We will expose the existing approaches to schedule the transmission, and present a few challenges that have still to be tackled.

This talk was held by Fabrice Theoleyre (CNRS) at the 3rd edition of the Future IoT PhD school series 2020 under the motto “IoT meets Security”. Future-IoT 2020 introduces to the fascinating world of the Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) and its security challenges.

Future-IoT 2020:
IoT meets Security recordings:

* YouTube Playlist

* Trailer

Monday, Oct 5, 2020 – The Who is Who of IoT Security

• 13h00 Grand Opening, Marc-Oliver Pahl and Nicolas Montavont (IMT/ TUM)
• 13h15 IoT meets Security, Marc-Oliver Pahl (Chaire Cyber CNI) and Lars Wüstrich (TUM)
• 14h15 Business Value through IoT and AI, Niels Thomsen (Atos)
• 15h30 Enhanced Company Resilience through Cybersecurity, Emmanuel Bricard (elm.leblanc)
• 16h30 End-to-End security for IoT constrained devices, Paul Emmanuel Brun (Airbus)
• 18h30 Virtual Strasbourg City Tour, Nicolas Montavont

Tuesday, Oct 6, 2020 – Innovation, transitions, reliability, and experimentation

• 9h00 Culture of Innovation and working backwards process, Asinetta Serban (Amazon Web Services)
• 11h00 Challenges on the way to 4.0, Olivier Presne, Francois Planchot, Cornelia Lux (ArianeGroup)
• 14h00 From best-effort to high-reliability for the Industrial Internet of Things, Fabrice Theoleyre (CNRS)
• 15h00 Presentation IoT Lab, Guillaume Schreiner (Université de Strasbourg)
• 18h30 The Internet – the backbone of our society: Recorded interview with Turing Award winner Vint Cerf and Panel Discussion

Wednesday, Oct 7, 2020 – IoT, OT, you, and the ethics

• 14h00 Security for IoT and OT – An Industrial Perspective, Oliver Pfaff (Siemens)
• 18h30 Discussion on Ethical Decision Making, with recorded talk from Martin Hellmann (Turing Award winner and half of the Diffie-Hellmann key exchange; recorded talk from the Being-Human with Algorithms Symposium 2018 as a world premiere)
• 19h30 Closing Event

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Olivia Pahl

Coordinator for the PhD Schools of the GFA at German-French Academy for the Industry of the Future (GFA) / IMT

Olivia Pahl is the coordinator for the PhD Schools of the German-French Academy for the Industry of the Future (GFA) at IMT. Before moving to France she was heading the communications department at the Institute for Societal Development (FGW) in Düsseldorf, Germany.

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