IEEE SDSC’s latest Composition
Smart Home Devices Working Group (SHDWG)：
focuses on the establishment, formulation, review, release and maintenance of standards for smart home devices;embark on the technology development of smart home devices. plans to study and formulate a general evaluation method for smart home devices intelligence.
Chair: Xiaofei Dong
Email Address: [email protected]
P2951-Technical Requirements and Evaluation Methods for Intelligent Levels of Smart Home Devices
This standard provides a general intelligence level architecture for smart home devices, in order to stipulate their capabilities equipped by various sensors, hardware and software. The standard specifies home device intelligence capabilities mainly from seven aspects, including computation, perception, cognition, motion, coordination, skills, and security.
P3323: Standard for Requirements and Evaluation Methods for Voice Interaction Capabilities of Smart Home Devices
This standard specifies general requirements and evaluation methods for the voice interaction capabilities of smart home devices, and specifies the supporting functionalities and corresponding performance metrics. The standard describes four aspects of voice Artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities of smart home devices: speech processing, semantic analytics, AI skill and user interactive experience.
Smart Transportation enabling Terminal Working Group (STTWG):
Chair: Ling Wang
Email Address: [email protected]
P2979-Standard for Edge Intelligent Terminal for Expressway Cooperative Transportation
This standard defines a framework for Edge intelligent terminal (EIT) devices to enable use cases of smart transportation scenarios in typical expressway scenarios.The EIT framework defines use requirements, the design architecture and essential functionality to facilitate static/dynamic information sharing and intelligence cooperation, enabling cooperative V2I & Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V) applications.
Human Factors and Ergonomics of intelligent Terminal Working Group (HFEITWG):
focuses on the establishment, formulation, review, release and maintenance of standards on human factors and ergonomics of all kinds of intelligent terminal devices; pays close attention to the technology development of intelligent terminal devices. plans to study and formulate a series of general technical requirements and evaluation methods for intelligent terminal devices.
Chair: Yunhong Zhang
Email Address: zhangyh@cnis.ac.cn
Vice-chair: Hangman Lai
P3322- Guide for Comfort Requirements for Extended Reality (XR) Devices
This standard provides general comfort requirements for XR devices. The standard specifies requirements for three use cases: industrial design, display, and interaction design of XR devices.
P3791-Standard for Fluency of Human-system Interaction in Extended Reality (XR) Devices
This standard specifies technical requirements for the design of Extended Reality (XRs) devices and systems so that they interact fluently with humans. The standard also defines methods to evaluate the fluency of this interaction. The standard bases on the principles of naturalness in human-system interaction, incorporating both single-modal and multi- modal interaction methods, including haptic interaction, voice interaction, eye control, head tracking, ray casting interaction, somatosensory interaction, and hand-eye collaboration.
Vehicle Displays Ergonomics Working Group (VDEWG)：
Concentrates on the development, validation, publication, and continuous improvement of standards addressing human factors and ergonomics in in-vehicle display systems (e.g., AR-HUD). It closely tracks emerging trends in intelligent cockpits, with particular attention to motion sickness, driver distraction, and overall user experience.
Chair: Yunhong Zhang
Email Address: zhangyh@cnis.ac.cn
Vice-chair: Yin Cheng
P3414-Standard for Ergonomics Assessment and Technical Specification for Vehicle Displays
This standard provides an ergonomics assessment method and technical specification for Vehicle Displays smart devices under driving condition. The ergonomic assessment methods include simulator sickness questionnaire (SSQ), subjective rating of motion sickness, and electroencephalography assessment. The technical specification stipulates the requirements for virtual image distance (VID), pixel per degree (PPD), flicker, distortion, color gamut coverage, definition of character and contrast for Vehicle Displays smart devices under driving condition.
Smart Devices Information Protection and Security Working Group (SDIPSWG)：
focuses on the security and protection of information on smart devices. Information protection can ensure the safety and privacy of personal information and protect the users’ rights.
Chair: Fu, Shan
Email Address:[email protected]
P3385：Guide for Framework on Personal Information Protection in Smart Devices.