IoTspecific
IoTspecific is a hypothetical framework proposed to standardize how Internet of Things devices, data, and protocols are described and managed. It envisions a shared vocabulary and reference models to improve interoperability, security, and scalability across consumer, enterprise, and industrial IoT deployments.
The framework aims to address three core areas: device capability metadata, data and event schemas, and protocol
Architecture-wise, IoTspecific envisions a three-part structure: a device metadata model that records manufacturer, model, firmware, power
Governance and interoperability are addressed by aligning IoTspecific with existing standards from ISO, IEEE, W3C, and
Adoption and impact are explored as a way to illustrate potential benefits, such as reduced integration effort,