Three Seconds Will Change Everything

Three Seconds Will Change Everything The ceremonial first kickoff of the 2014 FIFA World CupM will be made by a paralyzed Brazilian wearing an exoskeleton. Technological advancements from the global pitch Socond 01 Augmented Reality becomes reality Mind-controlled exoskeleton allows paralyzed person to walk How it works 3D-printed headpiece Sensors monitor brain activity and provide feedback The Adidas "BrazucaM" the most technologically advanced ball to appear in a FIFA World CupTM Battery-powered hydraulic suit Brain waves are interpreted by a computer and control movements of the exoskeleton Sensors on the sole provide feedback allowing the user to keep their head up to look ahead and around The connected person Technology spaces The exoskeleton eHealth, robotics Arena de Sao Paulo • World's largest stadium LED panel, 170 x 20 meters The exoskeleton's head and feet, goal-line technology Sensors Connected crowd, referee, stadium, snart devices Wired and wireless communications The exoskeleton battery pack, crowd'k snartphones Batteries • High-tech lighting to improve | HD quality broadcasts Almost everywhere a computer program exists Computer technokogy Was it a goal? Se 02 Goal-line technology brings a new level of accuracy • GORL Game changer 14 high-speed cameras (7 per goal) feed the 3300 movement of all objects on the pitch to a powerful itmage processing computer How it works: When the ball passes the goal line, a vibration and an optical signal are sent to the officials' watches ////////II Precision technology Technology spaces The internet of things Image processing removes all objects except the ball, which is tracked in three-dimensional X-, y- and z-position with an Goal-line cameras, referee's smartwatch Wired and wireless communications Solar power generation Referee's smartwatch Smart grid Cybersecurity accuracy of 5 mm Send: 03 The most connected sporting event in the world Sharing with the world In 2010 3.2 Billion people watched the FIFA World CupTM that's almost half of the world's population 46.4 715 108 Pesmt million viewers million viewers watched the 2010 in 2013, watched FIFA World Cup M Super Bowl XLVI tinal matoh Internet search 2011 2012 2013 2014 Google M searches tor major recent sporting events World Cup London 2012 2014 Winter O FIFA World CupM S Bowl. • Tour de France Summer Olympics Olympics Connectivity Stadium FIFA World CupTM fans generate and share a lot of data from the stadiums Global sharing Wi-F(IEEE 802.11TM), 2G 3G, 4G and the explosion of mobile device ownership enable sharing of videos, pictures, and status updates Unique identifier Media Access Control (MAC) address - uniquely identifies each device on A network 30 gigabytes Searches on mobile devices Percentage of global searches from mobile devices amount of data traffic generated by attendees of the 2006 FIFA World Cup IM final FIFA World CupTM firels 2010 18% UEFA Champions League finals 63% 2014 Bringing standards to life Technology spaces The dita tratfic of the 74,000 attendees of the 2014 FIFA World CupTM final match is expected to be up to Smart devices using Wi-Fi" (IEEE B02.11IM) IEEE B02.11TM MAC addreses IEEE 802.11TM Network switches IEEE 802.3TM 12.6 terabytes Streaming media IEEE 2200TM Benefits for all humanity will require advancements in technology stand open IEEE standards set specifications and best practices for technologies from aerospace systems to telocommunications for members in 190 countries the modern paradigm for standards Visit standards.ieee.org/worldcup today Sources: awook.com I bbc.com Isopa2014 pobr I ikee.og l iuuson I th.com I goacontrolde hastv I oean.con i prosar.oom I edsnarenws.com inkvithgooge.com vitaiaty dkeodu l washingonpost.com IEEE STANDARDS ASSOCIATION IEEE