China IoT Standardization

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1 SESEC III Webinar on EU & China IoT Standardization China IoT Standardization Dr. Betty Xu Seconded European Standardization Expert in China (SESEC) Beijing, 11 th April 2017

2 SESEC III Webinar on EU & China IoT Standardization China IoT Standardization SESEC III Introduction Policy/Regulatory Context Key public/private actors Mapping of key players in standards drafting Key challenges and future development 2

3 SESEC Seconded European Standardization Expert in China (SESEC) The Seconded European Standardization Expert in China (SESEC) is a visibility project cofinanced by The European Commission (EC) The European Free Trade Association (EFTA) secretariat and the three European Standardization Organizations CEN, CENELEC ETSI 3

4 China IoT Policy/Regulatory Context IoT/M2M was mentioned many times in China government reports and 12th and 13th Five-Year Plan, and was regarded as very important innovation point. In November 2011, MIIT officially issued the Twelfth Five- Year Plan on the Internet of Things. This documents also highlighted the importance of building a standardization system of IoT. The State Council issued the Guidelines on Striving for the Healthy and Orderly Development of IoT in February 2013, to further clarify the goals of IoT development. 4

5 China Policy/Regulatory Context IoT was indicated in the State Council-issued Opinions on Expanding Domestic Demand through Improving Information Consumption. It emphasized efforts shall be put on supporting the smart sensor manufacturing. The key role of IoT in the development of smart city was addressed in the Opinions on Improving the Development of Smart City, a document jointly issued by 8 ministries including NDRC, MIIT, MOST, MPS, MoHURD, and MOT.* * please see the abbreviation list for these ministries names 5

6 China Policy/Regulatory Context The Suggestions of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee on the Thirteenth Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development confirms the importance of implementing the Internet+ action plan, developing technologies and applications concerning the Internet of Things. Made in China 2025 put IoT and Intelligent Manufacturing in a high priority. National Intelligent Manufacturing Standards System Guide officially re-leased in Dec 2015 by SAC and MIIT 6

7 Key Policies Analyses I The 13th five-year National Plan: Guide to the development of IoT industry Jointly released by MIIT and NDRC, the IoT industry and services is among the 9 key areas to develop in the 13th five-year plan For IoT: Enhancing modern information infrastructure, advancing BigData and application of IoT, encouraging integration of IoT with Mobile Internet for smart-cities, Industry, agriculture and other sectors strengthening the use of IoT technology in areas like: urban electricity provisioning balance management, water resources management, fire protection and control management, underground pipe network monitoring, hazardous chemicals management, energy saving, environmental protection etc. improving the ability of urban operation monitoring management, facilitating the formation of a unified sensing equipment management platform, enhancing urban operation data collection and information sharing, meeting the inherent requirements of 3 rapid response to urban management for scientific decisionmaking 7

8 Key Policies Analyses II Guidelines on Striving for the Healthy and Orderly Development of IoT The State Council issued the Guidelines on Striving for the Healthy and Orderly Development of IoT in February 2013, to further clarify the goals of IoT development. In accordance with the Guidelines, Ten Action Plans for IoT Development were published by the State Council. One of the Ten Action Plans is IoT Standardization Action Plan. 8

9 Key Policies Analyses II Guidelines on Striving for the Healthy and Orderly Development of IoT IoT Standardization Action Plan sets 10 missions for IoT standardization as follows: Develop a specific plan for designing IoT standardization system; Improve the IoT standardization system; Develop common fundamental IoT standards; Develop general technical IoT standards; Develop technical standards for key technologies of sensing, networks and information processing; Give priority to the drafting of industrial application standards in urgent need; Promote the establishment of regional or international IoT standardization organizations; Launch a platform for standard verification and related service; Encourage business in standard verification and related service; Constantly improve the organization. 9

10 SESEC III Webinar on EU & China IoT Standardization China IoT Standardization SESEC III Introduction Policy/Regulatory Context Key public/private actors Mapping of key players in standards drafting Key challenges and future development 10

11 Roles of relevant government agencies in IoT standardization 11

12 Key IoT research Institutes China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT) National IoT research institute (Wuxi) IoT Research and Development Center of China Academy of Science Research centers in Some universities 12

13 China IoT industry National champions surfaced over years of development in sensing manufacture and application services.* SENSE Technology and Invengo take up more than 1/3 domestic market share for Ultra-High Frequency (UHF) RFID reader. The penetration rate of Invengo and Seaever Intelligent Technology in the library market has reached 80%. The GPS/Beidou navigation system of HEG Technology has been vastly installed in government vehicles in Guangzhou and more other places. It has been a highlight in China s IoT industry that the internet Giants, including Alibaba, Tencent, Xiaomi, and Baidu etc., entering the IoT market with strategic cooperation with traditional business Telematics Industry Application Alliance (TIAA) of MIIT focus more in IT technology in automotive. China Sensor Network and IoT Industry Alliance was set up in 2016 and 300 companies joined this alliance. * CAICT White Paper on IoT

14 SESEC III Webinar on EU & China IoT Standardization China IoT Standardization SESEC III Introduction Policy/Regulatory Context Key public/private actors Mapping of key players in standards drafting Key challenges and future development 14

15 Mapping of key players in standards drafting Horizontal SAC: National IoT Fundamental Standard Work Group SAC: Industry Application Standardization Group SAC/TC287 National Technical Committee on Article Numbering of Standardization Administration of China CESI: RFID WG CESI: WG Sensor Network WGSN CCSA TC10 (Ubiquitous Network System) is the Leading TC in CCSA for IoT standardization 15

16 CCSA for example, TC10 (Ubiquitous Network System) is the Leading TC in CCSA for IoT standardization WG1: General Workgroup TC1 6LowPAN,ROLL TC10 WG2: Application Workgroup TC5 Mobile network enhancement WG3: Network Workgroup TC8 TC11 IoT security Mobile terminal WG4: Perception Extension Workgroup 16

17 Mapping of key players in standards drafting ITS sector Research Institute of Highway (RIOH), Ministry of Transport. China National Intelligent Transportation System Standardization Technical Committee (SAC/TC 268, mirror of ISO/TC 204) is located at RIOH, doing some Car to Car Standards. China ITS Industry Alliance (secretariat is located at RIOH), making association standards for intelligent transportation SAC TC 104 China National Automotive Standardization Technical Committee China Mobility Industry Association (under MIIT) making association standards for car related IoT standards 17

18 Mapping of key players in standards drafting Energy sector In May 2014, SAC/TC 549 on Smart Grid User Interface was established. TC 549, mirroring IEC/PC 118. The secretariat of TC 549 is located at China Electric Power Research Institute, which is affiliated to State Grid Corporation of China (SCGG), a superlarge state-owned power grid constructor and operator covering 88% of the national territory. State Grid initiated the set-up of Gloabal Energy Interconnection Development and Cooperation Organization(GEIDCO) in March 2016, and they have intention to make standards. 18

19 Mapping of key players in standards drafting Home appliances sector SAC/TC 46/SC 15 on Smart Household Electric Appliances SAC/TC 36/SC 16 on Wireless Power Household Electric Appliances. Two WGs established by MIIT: household network standardization WG and information devices resources-sharing and coordination services standardization WG. Industry alliances: Guangdong digital household industry alliance, household network sub association of China video industry association, Wuhan digital household industry alliance etc. China Household Electric Appliance Research Institute (CHEARI): GB/T general rules of intelligentization technology for intelligent household appliances in

20 Mapping of key players in standards drafting Wearables sector Three national standards are currently under development: Classification and labelling of wearable products Data specification on wearable products Framework requirement for wearable products application service. China Wearable Computing Innovation & Strategic Alliance (CWCISA) was established to strengthen the linkage between upstream and downstream players. 20

21 General Principles of IoT Standardization in China Overall Planning Objectives, Standard System, Organization, Time Plan, International & Domestic Coordination Developing Governments, SDOs, Users, Industries, Academic work together Application Oriented Local cities participate standard development and adoption actively 21

22 Working Mechanism in National Level Was Set Up N D R C S A C Advisory Group National IoT Standardiza tion Promotion Group(esta blished in June, 2012) NationalIoT Fundamental StandardizationGroup General project group(pg1) Code and Identification project group(pg2) Information Security project group (PG3) Industry Application Standardization Group Agriculture ( ) Transportation (2012.1) Social and public safety Environmental monitoring and protection Modern forestry ( ) To plan China s IoT standardization strategy, standards system and coordinate all related SDOs work in national level 22

23 IoT Standards System Was Set Up Sensor Bar code IoT Standards System Data collection Network transmission Information processing RFID Biological recognition Transmission Network Information and business collaboration Service support Basic standards Business application Common support Public application Industry application Cross-industry application Identification and analysis Security

24 China Has Been Actively Engaged In International Standards activities The standardisation of IoT has been universally recognised as an important subject in China. Chinese research bodies and enterprises are actively engaged in the international standardisation of IoT, such as ISO/IEC, ITU-T,3GPP and ETSI. For example, CCSA IDT adopted OneM2M release one in

25 National Standards Development Accelerate the key and urgently needed standards development Define the overall and annual standards promotion plan, and establish a comprehensive, long-term, continuous promotion mechanism Future Work Plan International Standardization Establishment of the mechanism to coordinate and increase the international and domestic work Actively participate the international standardization 25 Standard Adoption &Promotion Extract typical requirements from regional scale application to promote standards Establish IoT standard service system, including consulting, training, testing, evaluation 11

26 Key challenges Different departments and organizations are doing overlapping and conflicting standards in this area The introduction of Association Standards into China standardization system make the situation even worse. As IoT is a new and comprehensive topic, it is sometimes very difficult to find the right or powerful players The technologies and standards are under the competition or market decision stage. 26

27 Key challenges Europe CEN/CENELEC and ETSI are in charge of IoT standards drafting Currently, neither CEN nor CENELEC have technical bodies addressing IoT or IoT applications CEN-CENELEC-ETSI Coordination Groups : on Smart Cities SSCC-CG (also with ISO, IEC, UN, ITU-T..), Smart Meters SM-CG and Smart Grid SEG-CG Alliance for Internet of Things Innovation (AIOTI) China Many different organizations are making standards, including many Assocations SAC national IoT Working Groups, There is lacking of coordination in China IoT Standards Drafting Although China Sensor Network and IoT Industry Alliance was set up in 2016, it is not unified or powerful yet 27

28 Existing international partnerships EU-CHINA IoT working Group (DG CNECT MIIT) CCSA joined OneM2M partner project and made the IDT adoption of ETSI standards China-France Sustainable / smart cities standardization cooperation. China-UK Sustainable / smart cities standardization cooperation. China Germany Industry 4.0 working Group 28

29 Dr. Betty XU Seconded European Standardization Expert in China (SESEC) Beijing office: Room 2080, Beijing Sunflower Tower No.37, Maizidian Street, Beijing , P.R. China Phone: Fax: