Who Should Participate
- Academia
- Cybersecurity providers
- Integrators
- SDOs, consortia
- Sensor and actuators manufacturers
- Sensor Routers/gateway
- Software (communication protocols, applications, cloud services)
- User companies
- US government agencies
Objectives
- The primary goal of this activity will be to reduce, if not eliminate, the interoperability and cybersecurity problems.
- Develop Implementation Guidelines (for different types of sensors using different communication protocols), Cybersecurity Architecture Guidelines, Test Plans for ICAP, On-line Data Dictionaries, Standardized Sensors Data Sheets, Certification, Sensor Registry, Educational Programs, and other services
| Membership Structure | Membership 1 (annual turnover of more than USD $500 million) |
Membership 2 (annual turnover of USD $150 to $500 million) |
Membership 3 (annual turnover less than USD $5 million) |
Membership 4 (Academic Institutions, Associations, Not for Profit, Government Agencies) |
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| Annual Fees | USD $20,000 | USD $10,000 | USD $5,000 | USD $2,000 | ||||
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Membership fees are billed on an annual basis for members that join during the year.
Participation in IoT Sensors Committee activities will commence when the membership agreement is signed.