IEEE 3161.9-2023
IEEE Standard for Protocols and Interfaces of Digital Retina Systems
standard by IEEE , 02/06/2024
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Scope
This standard defines communication protocol and data interfaces for the control flow and multiple data streams in the digital retina system (DRS) with an end-edge-cloud coordinative visual computing architecture.
Purpose
The protocols and interfaces for DRS specified in this standard are based on the reference architecture defined in IEEE Std 3161™-2022.6 These two parts provide the structure and base content of the DRS series standards, and provide basic technical specifications to support the design, device research and development (R&D), and production of DRS. The purpose of this standard is to facilitate the interaction between multi-source heterogeneous devices and support coordinative work of end, edge, and cloud. The target applications and services include but are not limited to smart transportation, public safety, health care, and smart city.
Abstract
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Specified in this standard are the aspects of communication process, general requirements, and data format of interfaces for multiple data streams and control commands involved in digital retina systems (DRSs). It provides protocol and interface specifications for the design, development, and manufacturing of devices or platforms to enable connections and interactions among heterogeneous devices.
