Active PAR

P3816.1

Standard for Certificates of Internet of Rights (IOR)

This standard contains descriptions of certificates of Internet of Rights (IOR) in the scope of consumer technology, as well as a reference model (RM). This standard defines general terms, concepts, and interfaces, as well as basic system functions that constitute IOR certificates.

Standard Committee
CTS/DFESC - Digital Finance and Economy Standards Committee
Status
Active PAR
PAR Approval
2024-05-22

Working Group Details

Society
IEEE Consumer Technology Society
Standard Committee
CTS/DFESC - Digital Finance and Economy Standards Committee
Working Group
IORWG - Internet of Rights Working Group
IEEE Program Manager
Jiajia Liu
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Working Group Chair
Diana Shi

Other Activities From This Working Group

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P3816
IEEE Draft Standard for Internet of Rights (IOR): Overview and Architecture

This standard contains descriptions of the IEEE Internet of Rights (IOR)® standards published by the IEEE for decentralized collaboration framework based on rights, as well as a reference model (RM) for logical service standards.

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P3816.2
Standard for Entrusted Storage of Internet of Rights (IOR)

This standard contains specifications of entrusted storage of Internet of Rights (IOR) for decentralized collaboration frameworks based on rights in the context of consumer technology. It also contains a reference model (RM). This standard defines general terms, concepts, and interfaces, as well as basic system functions that constitute entrusted storage.

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