Let's create it together! IoT smart home

IoT smart homes that contribute to carbon neutrality

10:15-10:45

【Profile】

Masao holds Ph.D. degree in Heat Transfer Engineering from the Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology, and Master of Mechanical Engineering from the University of Tokyo Institute of Technology. Masao worked for Toshiba for 27 years, during which he was heavily involved with development within the consumer electronics industry. During the final decade of his time at Toshiba, Masao was general manager of the home network business division, and introduced the world's first IoT smart home system "Feminty service" to the market in 2002.
Professor of Kanagawa Institute of Technology since 2011. Director of Smart House Research Center since 2012. JSCA HEMS-Task Force chairman since 2011 and also working for many chairmen of METI, MIC and MLIT. Project professor of Keio University from 2009 to 2015 responsible for W3C/Keio site manager. Fellow of ECHONET Consortium. Senior Member of IEEE and Senior Member of IPSJ.

【Abstract】

The government's "2050 Carbon Neutral Declaration" has greatly increased the attention of smart houses in Japan's energy policy. In the household sector, the spread of ZEH (Net Zero Energy House) is an important key to achieving the goal. One of the technologies required to realize this ZEH is HEMS (Home Energy Management System), and the international standard "ECHONET Lite" is recommended for networking technology. With the spread of ZEH, home appliances and housing equipment connected to networks are becoming familiar. And with "IoT" technology that creates new value by connecting to a network, various devices will work together to make people's lives more convenient and enriched. The goal of IoT smart houses is to make people happy while contributing to carbon neutrality. This seminar will introduce the latest situation.

Introducing the latest smart house in Sekisuiheim

10:45-11:15

Significance of standardization from the perspective of Echonet Consortium activities

11:15-11:45

11:45-12:15