Colorado Springs, CO – The Internet Protocol for Smart Objects (IPSO) Alliance has broadened its Internet of Things (IoT) standards vision to include education on the proper use of IPS protocols to create end-to-end solutions for the Internet of Things. This change has been adopted to advance the promotion of open standards using current and emerging IP technologies within the Internet of Things (IoT) community.
"Since its creation in 2008, the IPSO Alliance has been one of the most active groups in the IoT space," said Pete St. Pierre, President of IPSO Alliance. "As more standards organizations attempt to lay claim to the IoT, it was important to re-define our vision to ensure we are meeting the needs of our membership--and more importantly of the design community at large. We look forward to promoting how to use IP by engaging leaders from over 45 IPSO member companies to act as advocates and thought leaders on IoT open standards."
IPSO Alliance members will be speaking at a number of upcoming shows about IoT open standards through the Fall. These events include:
• Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA) Expo in Denver, CO in September
• Designers of Things in San Francisco, CA in September
• Super Mobility Week in Las Vegas, NV in September
• ARMTechCon in Santa Clara, CA in October
The Alliance will also support the White House Smart America Challenge “local editions” in Detroit and Austin as well as the recently announced National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Global Cities Challenge.
The IPSO Alliance is further set to publish two documents outlining open standards for interoperability between objects. The first defines a simple and extensible set of smart objects that can be used to build communication between devices used in smart energy, home automation and a host of other functions. The second document outlines a conceptually simple architecture that can be used to build interoperable machine-to-machine (M2M) and IoT applications.
"The ultimate goal for the IPSO Alliance is to define how to use the existing set of open standards, specifically IP, to build successful IoT products," continued Mr. St. Pierre. "This definition will further illustrate that this can be done without creating new and complicated protocols in the future."
About the IPSO Alliance
The IPSO Alliance is a global forum that serves as a resource center and thought leader for industries seeking to establish the Internet Protocol as the basis for the IoT and M2M applications. The IPSO Alliance provides a foundation for industry growth by building relationships, fostering awareness, providing education, promoting the IoT industry, generating research, and creating a better understanding of IP and its role in the Internet of Things. More details about IPSO Alliance can be found at www.IPSO-Alliance.com.
For more information, contact [email protected] and visit http://www.ipso-alliance.org