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The IEEE P21451.1.4 WG is having participants from the sensor/network manufacturers, system integrators, and smart sensor/actuators system users including asset management, cargo container tracking, geospatial/military, remote health sensing and monitoring, SCADA/process control, smart grid, smart phone/devices, supply chain, and transportation systems, and other potential applications. | The IEEE P21451.1.4 WG is having participants from the sensor/network manufacturers, system integrators, and smart sensor/actuators system users including asset management, cargo container tracking, geospatial/military, remote health sensing and monitoring, SCADA/process control, smart grid, smart phone/devices, supply chain, and transportation systems, and other potential applications. | ||
The originating call was sent out in December 2012 [http://standards.ieee.org/email/2012_12_cfp_P1451.1.4_web.html] | |||
From the XSF members Joachim Lindborg and Peter Waher is participating in the standardisation work group | |||
Kang Lee, WG Co-Chair: kang.lee a | == for more information on this contact == | ||
William Miller, WG Chair: wjmiller@mact-usa.com | |||
Kang Lee, WG Co-Chair: kang.lee@ieee.org | |||
= ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 31/WG 2, ISO/WD 29161 = | |||
This working group is working with the tremendous problem of identifying "Things". As more and more devices get connected and transported the need for being able to track and trace and find the things out there increases. | |||
The standard takes a true grip on the landscape of different identification methods from GSM to transportation and logistics. And will create a way to determine and resolve where,what,which a thing is. This will be a big contribution to the M2M world | |||
From the XSF members Joachim Lindborg and Peter Waher is participating in the standardisation work group | |||
== for more information on this contact == | |||
Craig K Harmon craig.harmon@qed.org |
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