- [Instructor] An IEEE initiative was launched in 2014
that focuses on topics in IoT,
creating a variety offer related standards.
The IEEE IT initiative serves as a platform
for professionals to collaborate on research
and development standards.
It also serves as a reference to the global community
of professionals working on technologies related to IT.
Many of the IoT standards within IEEE are set
by the IEEE Standards Association, IEEE-SA.
Another IEEE group that develops standards for IoT
is the IEEE Communication Society.
The IEEE 2413 standard is directly related to IoT.
The standard defines the architecture framework
for the Internet of Things,
including description of the various IoT domains
and provides a reference model that defines relationships
among various IoT systems and includes details
about protection, security, privacy, and safety.
This standard status is active,
which means it's still being developed and updated
as of the recording of this course.
The last version that was published was in 2020.
The standard development team consists of the following.
Working Group is IoT Architecture.
Standards Committee, BOG,
which stands for Board of Governors/CAG
stands for Corporate Advisory Group.
And the society is IEEE Board of Governors.
Here are a couple of examples
of IEEE IoT related standards.
P 1451 is focused on developing a standard
for harmonization of Internet of Things,
devices and systems.
IEEE 25110 covers the quality of data sensor parameters
within IoT.
This standard provides a reference architecture
for Smart City.
A very common IEEE IT standard
is the IEEE 802 Family of IEEE Standards dealing
with local area networks.
It consists of 71 published standards
with 54 under development.
The most widely used IEEE 802 standards are for ethernet.
The number you see besides 802.3 is the number
of the members within this family.
Here are more IEEE standards within the same family.
And this reference document
shows the various IEEE IT standards.