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All sustainable development goals rely on electricity. Electric power is the golden thread that alleviates poverty and hunger, increases access to healthcare, education, clean water and light after dark. It facilitates daily chores and allows women to contribute differently to local economies, increasing their status. IEC work is behind the scene but essential. It is technology focused and only few IEC Standards can be directly attributed to a single SDG. This presentation outlines where and how the IEC contributes to SDGs. Rather than text, it uses clear icons for faster communication.
You will find in this brochure a selection of articles from our magazine, e-tech, on the work of IEC for printed electronics.
You will find in this brochure a selection of articles from our magazine, e-tech, on the work of IEC for AAL.
This brochure provides a detailed overview of IEC work that directly impacts the Internet of Things. It explains why standardization is needed for the M2M world of Connected Services. The important role of sensors and MEMS. How nanotechnology will impact IoT. Big Data and the cloud and why data privacy and security willincrease in importance and how cyber security work can help. How the IoT applies in energy and the Smart Grid, smart buildings and homes, lighting as well as Smart Cities. How IEC work contributes to smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0. and why IoT will become more important in healthcare, personal safety, mobility and even for universal energy access, for example through LVDC.
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By 2050, it is projected that 67% of the global population will live in cities. Smart cities are necessary to reduce emissions and to handle this rapid urban growth.
However cities, as we know them, are faced with a complex challenge – the traditional processes of planning, procuring and financing are not adequate for the needs of smart cities. Their development requires the right environment for smart solutions to be effectively adopted and used.
Cities are giant systems with countless subsystems, all of whic depend on electric power and hardware to move people and things, collect data and exchange information. It is impossible to build an efficient urban infrastructure without reliable access to electricity and the many types of hardware that enable data collection. The IEC provides the majority of the International Standards needed to safely interconnect and automate much of the city infrastructure that generates or uses electricity and contains electronics.
On the same topic: Smart City zone with a multitude of content and tools.
This brochure outlines IEC work for water management and provides an overview of some of the relevant International Standards.
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This brochure provides an overview of IEC work for smart city development, including for energy generation and smart electrification, transportation, water management, smart buildings, city services, including healthcare, etc.
This is the companion brochure to the presentation: IEC work for Smart Cities
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