The Living Standards Award is the most significant Austrian prize dedicated to standardization and innovation. It pays tribute to success stories on innovative solutions, ideas and future-oriented technologies with export potential. It also focuses on raising the visibility of success stories based on the application and development of standards.
The 2021 Living Standards Award is established by Austrian Standards International and shines a spotlight on five categories that demonstrate the importance of standards in all areas of everyday life: from innovative charging technology for smart life to clean groundwater for climate protection to the fight against electronic waste.
IEEE collaborates with ASI on the Living Standards Award and in 2021 has awarded a prize to TTTech Group for the innovative application of an IEEE standard that showed the following:
- How it advanced technology for the benefit of humanity
- How it advanced technical interoperability
- How it demonstrated thought-leadership in technology innovation
TTTech built reliable computing systems in fields from aerospace to automotive using IEEE SA’s #802.1 TSN Fronthaul standard. For its innovative applications, TTTech received the IEEE Living Standards Award from @ATstandards in 2021 https://t.co/aIDPzgZAGN
— IEEE Standards Assoc (@IEEESA) January 27, 2021
Congrats to TTTech for receiving the IEEE Living Standards Award from ASI! Great practical uses of @IEEESA #802 featured herehttps://t.co/p4Zg1lMzkY
— Mary Lynne Nielsen (@mlnielsen) January 26, 2021
Related Links
- 2020 Living Standards Award Recipient
- Austrian Standards International Press Release
- Austrian Standards International Living Standards Award Honorees
- TTTech Press Release
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