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NUvention: No November 2 29, 2 , 2016 Transportation TEAM Sa Sanj njana na Sr Srini nivasan Ry Ryan Callagh ghan Me Meenu Satiya Yi Yilin Wang Moein Hassineni Mo MS MS Engineering Design MS Engineering Design MS MS MS


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NUvention: Transportation No November 2 29, 2 , 2016

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Me Meenu Satiya MS MS Engineering Ma Management 2017 2017 Ry Ryan Callagh ghan MS MS Engineering Design In Innovation 2017 2017 Sa Sanj njana na Sr Srini nivasan MS MS Engineering Design In Innovation 2017 2017 Mo Moein Hassineni Ph PhD D Transportation Sy System ems Ana Analysis and nd Pl Planning 2020 2020

TEAM ADVISORS

Yi Yilin Wang MS MS Engineering Design In Innovation 2016 2016 Ja Jason Sch chmitt Sp Spec ecial Ad Advisor to the he Board of Di Directors, EPI EPIC Academy Charter School Li Linsey Rubenstein Vi Vice Preside dent of Information Te Technology Th The Boeing Company Iq Iqbal Arshad Fo Former er Seni Senior Vice e Pres esident ent En Engineering, Gl Global P Product D Development, , Mo Motorola

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PROBLEM

Increasing Air traffic More congestion at the airport terminals "Airports are among the

”MOST VULNERABLE"

soft target and likely always will be.” – CBC News “Attackers may have exploited relatively LIGHT SECURITY at the ENTRANCE to the arrivals hall.” – CNN

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SOLUTION

  • Sensor based trackable security system.
  • GRID network system across whole airport.
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SOLUTION

CHICAGO O’HARE AIRPORT Terminal 5

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TARGET MARKETS

CODE NAME CITY STATE

BTR Baton Rouge International Airport Baton Rouge LA BIL Billings Logan International Airport Billings MT AMA Amarillo International Airport Amarillo TX COS Colorado Springs Airport Colorado Springs CO ACY Atlantic City International Airport Egg Harbor Twp NJ

Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport Billings Logan International Airport

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ATLANTIC CITY INT. AIRPORT COLORADO SPRINGS AIRPORT AMARILLO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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VALUE PROPOSITION

  • Trustworthy and

efficient tracking

  • More spatial

coverage

  • Continuous

monitoring

  • Valuable information

leads to optimization

  • f current resources
  • Visual detection

leads to early action

  • Enhanced hidden

security

  • Saving lives by

prevention of attacks.

  • Could be easily

installed in airport premises.

  • Easy to manage

EASY SAFE RELIABL E EFFICIE NT

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VALUE CHAIN

  • Tracking Activities
  • Responsible for Action

PRODUCT DEVELOPER SECURITY AGENCIES

  • Tracking Software
  • Product Development
  • Maintenance Suite
  • Sensor Suppliers
  • Server Suppliers

SUPPLIERS

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COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE

1st to Market with Distinctive Competency

Scope and opportunity Similar devices exist- but none in CLAEM target market

Driving Product and Service innovation

Airport security infrastructure advanced

Superior Responsiveness

Reaction time to the threats is very less

Optimizing Improvement

Software real time data feed leads to security optimization capabilities.

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REVENUE MODEL

With a 100% gross margin on sensor packages

CLAEM *Cost for fitting out a Smaller Airport: $91,621 CLAEM *Cost of Deployment in 5 Smaller Airports in 2017: $458,106 Revenue in 2017: $550,000

Profit: $51,678

* CLAEM offering Cost is inclusive of a 5 year maintenance contract with the airports along with software licensing.

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CHALLENGES AND RISKS

Investment Risk Technology Protection Regulation Authorities Competitors

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NEXT STEPS

  • Expand the business by deploying in new airports
  • Exploring the opportunity in new areas like hotels, subways

2018

  • Deploy the technology at 5 identified smaller airports
  • Monitor the performance closely for 3 months
  • Fix the issues identified during deployment phase

2017

  • Deployment in new identified areas

2019

  • Find and test specific technologies quantifiably
  • Create unobtrusive platform
  • Demonstration of the Idea to authorities

2016 – Early 2017

Id Identify an and De Deve velop De Deploy Exp xpand Ne New Ve Ventu ture res

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ASK

$ 400,000

Sensors Server Casing Develop Technology Deploy Technology Salaries

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TECHNICAL VIABILITY

Sensor Coverage Area Sensor Packages Map Design Software Configuration

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ALTERNATIVE MARKETS

CINEMAS MALLS SUBWAYS

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Why it has not been done before ?

Infrastructure Issues

Analysts believe requiring a checkpoint just to enter the airport can create new targets.

Evolution of Sensor Technology

Advances in sensor technology leads to ubiquitous deployment of large-scale wireless sensor networks

Psychological Issues

Battling traveler anxiety about terror, versus the safety and security of those customers.

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What have people said about our Idea ?

David Cush, President and Chief Executive Officer Virgin America

  • Excellent Idea
  • Easy to work with government

authorities like TSA then private agencies Virginia Buckingham, Former Executive Director and CEO Massachusetts Port Authority

  • Government and Agencies do

not generally act proactively in such situations, TSA came into existence after 9/11

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Thank you

NUvention: Transportation

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