Overview
ISO/IEC TR 63306-2:2021, part of the Smart Manufacturing Standards Map (SM2) series, provides the SM2 Catalogue - a curated list of smart manufacturing–related standards and their characteristics as specified in ISO/IEC TR 63306‑1. The Catalogue is hosted in online repositories maintained by ISO and IEC and is designed to make the smart manufacturing standards landscape discoverable, comparable and maintainable.
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Key topics and requirements
- Catalogue content and structure
- The SM2 Catalogue entries are organized as Microsoft Excel® tables: each row = one standard, each column = a characteristic (per ISO/IEC TR 63306‑1).
- Characteristics and classification
- Catalogue records use the characteristic vocabulary and classification principles defined in Part 1 (Framework).
- Validation status and visual cues
- Records are flagged by validation status from owning technical committees: OK (green), Incomplete (blue), Missing (red) to indicate level of committee review.
- Access and maintenance
- SM2 Catalogue tables are publicly accessible via the ISO Standards Maintenance Portal and the IEC SyC SM Supporting Documents repository:
- Multiple versions are maintained to reflect the evolving smart manufacturing landscape.
- Non‑normative nature
- This Technical Report contains no normative references; it is an informational catalogue supporting standards discovery and analysis.
Applications and practical value
- Standards discovery: Quickly find international, de facto and consortium specifications relevant to smart manufacturing.
- Standards analysis and comparison: Use the structured characteristics to compare scope, application areas and relationships between standards.
- Standards program support: SDOs and technical committees can track validation status and coordinate updates or cross‑references.
- Product and roadmap planning: Manufacturers and integrators can identify applicable standards to align product development and compliance roadmaps with the standards landscape.
- Research and policy: Analysts, R&D teams and policymakers can map gaps and overlaps across smart manufacturing standards.
Who would use this standard
- Standards developers and technical committees (ISO, IEC and national bodies)
- Manufacturing systems architects, integrators and product managers
- Compliance and regulatory teams
- Researchers, consultants and procurement specialists working in Industry 4.0 / smart manufacturing
Related standards and references
- ISO/IEC TR 63306‑1 (Framework) - defines characteristics used in the Catalogue
- ISO/TR 23087:2018 (The Big Picture of standards)
- NISTIR 8107 (Current Standards Landscape for Smart Manufacturing Systems)
- RAMI4.0 (Reference Architecture Model Industrie 4.0)
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