Learn more about SOSA™ through a compilation of technical articles regarding the Sensor Open Standards Architecture. SOSA is chartered with creating a common framework for transitioning sensor systems to an open-systems architecture, based on key interfaces and best practices established by industry-government consensus. The benefits of this architecture include improved interoperability, as well as reduced development time, deployment and costs.
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