Industry Affiliations
Device WebAPI Consortium
Devices exploiting communication functions and those collaborating with smartphones; IoT (Internet of Things) and wearables, have started to be deployed and a wide variety of devices are expected to emerge in the future. In order for those devices to be an indispensable part of life for the users, expansion of convenience and connectivity both for services and devices is necessary. Through concrete and practical approaches including provisioning and operation of actual services, the consortium will discuss and examine how the new architecture should look like, taking into account expandability and general versatility needed for creating devices and device-collaborated services with global competitiveness.
For more information, please visit: http://en.device-webapi.org/
EEMBC
・Real world benchmark software helps designers select the right embedded processors for their systems
・Standard benchmarks and methodology ensure fair and reasonable comparisons
・Non-profit consortium supported by member dues and license fees
・EEMBC Technology Center manages development of new benchmark software and certifies benchmark test results
For more information about EEMBC, please visit http://www.eembc.org/
CSEM
For more information about CSEM, please visit http://www.csem.ch
Open Connectivity Foundation
For more information about Open Connectivity Foundation, please visit https://openconnectivity.org
Tze Chiang Foundation of Science and Technology
Keeping abreast of fast-paced trends, the TCFST has since driven constant change and innovation, as it specializes in high-tech personnel training and cooperative endeavors in industrial R&D, distinguishing it as an important integrating platform for the industrial, government, academic and research sectors. Responding to industrial development and globalization trends of recent years, TCFST actively promotes training in such forward-looking industries as biotechnology, making it a player on the world stage in expanded foundry, testing, certification and other professional fields, while moving forward with international exchange in all realms of technological endeavor.
For more information about Tze Chiang Foundation of Science and Technology, please visit http://www.tcfst.org.tw/www/eng_1.htm.
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