Memberships in standardization committees and associations

The AEF provides resources and know-how for the increased use of electronics in agriculture.

ASAM coordinates the development of tech­nical stan­dards, for example for testing, eva­lu­ation and simu­lation applications.

Platform for further development of the CAN pro­to­col. CiA members develop and publish CiA spe­ci­fi­ca­tions accor­ding to the latest standards.

The professional asso­cia­tion for design, cir­cuit board and as­sem­bly pro­duc­tion is an asso­cia­tion of com­panies involved in the devel­op­ment and pro­duc­tion of electronics.

Platform and forum for the definition and im­ple­men­ta­tion of meas­ures that serve the progress of mecha­tro­nics and related fields.

ISO is the international association of stan­dar­di­za­tion or­ga­ni­za­tions. It develops and publishes international standards.

OPC is the inter­oper­a­bil­ity stan­dard for data ex­change in in­dus­trial auto­mation and other industries. The OPC Foundation is re­spon­sible for the de­vel­op­ment and main­te­nance of this standard.

SAE International is a global asso­ci­ation of engine­ers and tech­nical special­ists from the aero­space, auto­motive and com­mer­cial ve­hicle indus­tries. Its core compe­tence is the develop­ment of voluntary consensus standards.

The VDMA primarily represents medium-sized com­panies in the cap­i­tal goods industry and is the largest industrial asso­ci­ation in Europe.