- [Instructor] The third part of the IoT ecosystem
is IoT standards.
Standards are published documents
that include specifications and procedures.
IOT standardization is the corporation among industry,
customers, public authorities,
and other interested parties for the development
of a technical specification of IoT applications.
There are different regional
and international standards organizations
that work on producing the IoT standards.
Examples:
Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
International Electrotechnical Commission,
International Organization of Standardization,
International Society of Automation,
and the Internet Engineering Task Force.
There's a specific and separate IoT standard for each area.
For example, energy management,
information technology, communication and networks,
health, and education.
Here are a couple of examples of different IEEE standards.
IEEE 11073
is a standard used for health
and medical device communication.
IEEE 802.11
is one of the standards for Wi-Fi.
IEEE 2413
is a standard, defines an IOT architecture.
Another example is International Organization
of Standardization.
ISO standards that are related to IoT
are developed as a collaboration between ISO and IEC.
An example is ISO/IEC 30141.
This standard is an Internet of Things
Reference Architecture.
It defines the IoT domain, characteristic of an IoT system,
and IoT reference model,
and IoT identification of the entity and interoperability.