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IoT Middleware Framework
Smart Infrastructure
The framework can provide automation of Standard Operating Procedures via a rule interface. The
rule that describes automation of City Operations can be configured by City Administrators. The city
officials can also use the framework to manage any dynamic situation.

The data collected will be stored and maintained in a distributed file system like Hadoop File System
(HDFS) and NoSQL databases. Cloud Distributed Systems can handle all types of data from disparate
systems: structured, unstructured, log files, pictures, audio files, communications records, emails etc.
regardless of their native format.

Features:
Provides Publish/Subscribe API for data sharing between applications
Enables Peer – to peer real time data exchange between applications

Applications can be language independent

Smart Card Operating System

Smartcard offers a secure and convenient platform for carrying digital information and credentials for
identification and authentication of an individual. It also facilitates the storage of physical credentials like
fingerprint, etc. on the same card.

The card can be used for multitude of applications like e-commerce, access control, attendance, digitally
signing documents, encryption of confidential information, storage of user specific information e.g.,

medical records, canteen bills, library usage, financial transactions , etc.

Two products - SCOSTA CL and SCOSTA PKI (having enhanced security features and superset of SCOSTA-

CL) are ready to cater Contact and Contactless based Smart Card market.

NCMC: National Common Mobility Card

CDAC is actively participating to make the common
specification for National Common Mobility Card (NCMC)
which involves a generic architecture to converge to a single

card based open loop solution for almost all kind of
conventional financial transaction.

Considering transit application as the primary objective, the
subsequent development of indigenous validation terminal
and metro gate has been initiated with a bigger road map

towards PoS terminal following the NCMC specification.

The NCMC specification is expected to have a common front-end framework to accept all common kind

of cards primarily following ISO7816 and ISO1443 contact less specification which will have a clear
direction to accept Indian card OS standard like qSparc and SCOSTA.