This standard defines a common exchange architecture and modeling technique to create interoperability of Internet of Food (IoF) devices, systems, and applications. To optimize whole supply chains from manufacturers to consumers and to facilitate the development of agile, reliable, and sustainable IoF solutions for various service and networking scenarios the standard furthermore specifies data protocols and interface requirements.
- Sponsor Committee
- C/SABSC - Standards Activities Board Standards Committee
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- PAR Approval
- 2025-02-13
Working Group Details
- Society
- IEEE Computer Society
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- C/SABSC - Standards Activities Board Standards Committee
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IoF - Internet of Food
- IEEE Program Manager
- Jonathan Goldberg
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- Feng Wang
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P2796.1
Standard for Data Requirements for Internet of Food Systems
This standard develops data specifications for Internet of Food (IoF) system implementations. To help ensure interoperable, agile, and scalable network solutions and service delivery the standard also defines a data structure, a coding scheme, and a reference information model for IoF applications.
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2796-2024
IEEE Standard for Framework for the Internet of Food (IoF)
An architectural framework for the Internet of Food (IoF) system applications is provided in this standard. Interoperability, scalability is addressed in this framework to help ensure cross-domain interaction and data trust for the food chain sector. The IoF system requirements are also defined to accommodate various domain applications from smart farming, smart agri-logistics to smart home intelligence.
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