EURAS 2023 – (Responsible) Standardisation for Smart Systems - Conference report
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EURAS 2023 took place 28-30.06.2023 in Aachen, Germany. The 27th edition of the conference was heavily focused on standardisation while it also included another event called SIIT (Standardisation and Innovation in Information Technology) within its program. For 2023, the conference's main theme was "(Responsible) Standardisation for Smart Systems". The topics varied from one end of standardization to another, and in this brief report, I will go through the content discussed at the event.
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