ISO
TC 184 Automation systems and integration
The scope of ISO TC 184 is "Standardization in the field of automation systems and their integration for design, sourcing, manufacturing and delivery, support, maintenance and disposal of products and their associated services. Areas of standardization include information systems, robotics for fixed and mobile robots in industrial and specific non-industrial environments, automation and control software and integration technologies.
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The committee is organized into four subcommittees: |
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TC 184/SC 1 Physical device control |
| TC
184/SC 2 Robots and robotic devices |
| TC
184/SC 4 Industrial data. |
| TC
184/SC 5 Architecture, communications and integration
frameworks |
Membership in the United States Technical Advisory Group (US TAG) to ISO TC 184 and its subcommittees
U.S. technical experts to the ISO committees are organized in Technical Advisory Groups (TAG), they formulate the U.S. position on the ISO TC matters and these are formally submitted by ANSI, as the U.S. voting member, to ISO. Any individual or organization based in the United States of America that has an interest in standards is encouraged to participate through the ANSI accredited Technical Advisors Group (TAG). ECCMA is the ANSI accredited administrator of the US TAG to TC 184 and its subcommittees SC 4 and SC 5. Members of the US TAG have access to all working documents related to the ISO standards developed by the committees as well as all liaison reports. Members are eligible for nomination as U.S. experts to international ISO committee meetings and may review, comment and vote on all standards under development.
Note:
The US does not currently participate in SC 1. The USTAG for SC2 is administered by RIA.
Annual Fees
There is an annual fee payable by all individual or organizations participating in the US TAG to cover the administration of the TAG by ECCMA and ANSI.. Membership renewals are to be completed by January 1st of every year.
TC 184: $4,000
TC 184/SC 4: $1,000
TC 184/SC 5: $10,000
Prorated Fees
If you join mid-year your membership fee will be prorated. This is setup specifically for new members or members who haven' t participated or voted for at least 6 months.
| 2012 |
Jan |
Feb |
March |
April |
May |
June |
July |
Aug |
Sept |
Oct |
Nov |
Dec |
| TC 184 |
$4,000 |
$3,667 |
$3,361 |
$3,081 |
$2,824 |
$2,589 |
$2,373 |
$2,175 |
$1,994 |
$1,828 |
$1,676 |
$1,536 |
| TC 184/SC4 |
$1,000 |
$917 |
$840 |
$770 |
$706 |
$647 |
$593 |
$544 |
$499 |
$457 |
$419 |
$384 |
| TC 184/SC5 |
$10,000 |
$9,167 |
$8,403 |
$7,703 |
$7,061 |
$6,472 |
$5,933 |
$5,439 |
$4,985 |
$4,570 |
$4,189 |
$3,840 |
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$15,000 |
$13,750 |
$12,604 |
$11,554 |
$10,591 |
$9,708 |
$8,899 |
$8,158 |
$7,478 |
$6,855 |
$6,284 |
$5,760 |
If you would like to become a member of the US TAG to TC 184 and any of its subcommittees,
please email Sheron Koshy at sheron.koshy@eccma.org.
Note:
Consideration for participation and/or review of draft standards and ballots may mitigate some portion of the TAG fees.
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ECCMA is a not for profit association dedicated to the development and promotion of open standards, it is committed to ensuring that there is no financial barrier to the participation in the development of international standards. If any individual or organization is unable to participate because the administration fee represents an excessive financial burden they may apply to the ECCMA Board of Directors for their administration fee to be discussed.
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