Recognized PoCs

An IOWN Global Forum Recognized Proof of Concept (PoC) demonstrates the viability, value, and performance of IOWN based technologies in building a connected and sustainable world. Each PoC  is developed outside of the IOWN Global Forum and undergoes a rigorous evaluation by subject matter experts before ultimately being approved by the Board of Directors as an IOWN Global Forum Recognized PoC. Recognized PoCs receive their designation for having been developed consistent with one or more PoC References published by the Forum.

About the Recognized PoC Reports

The Proof of Concept (PoC) Program is an external activity designed to encourage implementations of IOWN technologies. PoC teams develop PoCs outside of the Forum and submit PoC Reports to the Forum to achieve the IOWN Global Forum Recognized PoC designation and influence internal Forum activities such as the development of technical documents and software. Published PoC References are stored on the Forum Technology webpage. Further PoC References will be continuously published based on the latest technical documents covering domain-specific references, complementary platforms, and the foundational infrastructure.

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In the Area Management Security Use Case of IOWN GF, it is required to dramatically improve the energy efficiency of the computing infrastructure for processing...

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In the Area Management Security Use Case of IOWN GF, it is required to dramatically improve the energy efficiency of the computing infrastructure for processing data in real-time image analysis of video streams from massive security cameras. As a solution to this problem, IOWN GF provides a DCI