feat(home): redesign homepage sections according to TO-FIX requirements

- Translate intro tagline and section headers to English
- Update home metrics to reflect international publications, patents, and standards
- Revamp Research Projects section with AIoT & AI-RAN, MCM, and MVQM projects
- Update NRF standards track label to National Research Foundation of Korea
- Reconstruct Research Areas section into 14-topic responsive card grid with 2-line header
- Add International Standardizations section with global SDO listings and link
- Add mobile max-w 500px, horizontal centering, and 30px vertical margin to hero composition
- Update E2E test assertions for new content and structure
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@@ -4,89 +4,50 @@ import { ResearchProject } from "./types";
export const researchProjects: ResearchProject[] = [
{
"slug": "iot-standards",
"title": "IoT Standards",
"abstract": "Internet of Things covers a huge range of industries and use cases that scale from a single constrained device up to massive cross-platform deployments of embedded technologies and cloud systems connecting in real-time.",
"title": "AIoT & AI-RAN",
"abstract": "AIoT & AI-RAN investigates agent-based IoT architectures in which autonomous AI agents are distributed across sensor, edge, and radio access layers. The project studies agent-to-agent coordination over high-performance transport (gRPC/QUIC) bridged with constrained edge protocols (MQTT/CoAP), targeting AI-RAN designs for distributed autonomous control.",
"keywords": [
"Internet of Things",
"embedded technologies",
"cloud systems",
"real-time"
"AIoT",
"agent-based IoT",
"AI-RAN",
"constrained edge protocols",
"distributed autonomous control"
],
"standardsOrg": "ISO/IEC JTC1/SC41",
"period": "2020 ~ Present",
"deliverables": [
{
"title": "Part 1: Framework",
"ref": "ISO/IEC TR 30189-1 (March 2025)",
"status": "TR"
},
{
"title": "Part 2: Use Cases",
"ref": "ISO/IEC CDTR 30189-2 (In Progress)",
"status": "InProgress"
}
]
"standardsTrack": "National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF)",
"standardsOrg": "NRF",
"period": "2026 ~ Present",
"deliverables": []
},
{
"slug": "ccis",
"title": "CCIS",
"abstract": "In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) refers to vehicle systems that combine entertainment and information delivery to drivers and passengers. Configurable Car Infotainment Service (CCIS) is a service that helps users to more easily manage and control In-Vehicle infotainment devices and content.",
"title": "MCM",
"abstract": "Multilateral and Collaborative Metaverse (MCM) refers to metaverse systems in which two or more participants simultaneously interact within a shared virtual space for a common collaborative purpose. Unlike single-user or purely competitive environments, an MCM service is defined by coordinated participation: its intended outcome cannot be achieved by a single user acting alone. The project defines general requirements, service classification, and a gap analysis against existing standards.",
"keywords": [
"In-Vehicle Infotainment",
"CCIS",
"infotainment devices"
"MCM",
"metaverse",
"shared virtual space",
"coordinated participation",
"service classification"
],
"standardsTrack": "IEC/TC 100/TA 17",
"standardsTrack": "IEC/TC 100/WG 12 supported by KEIT",
"standardsOrg": "IEC TC100",
"period": "2018 ~ Present",
"deliverables": [
{
"title": "Configurable Car Infotainment Services (CCIS) - Part 1: General",
"ref": "IEC 63246-1 (August 2021)",
"status": "IS"
},
{
"title": "Configurable Car Infotainment Services (CCIS) - Part 2: Requirements",
"ref": "IEC 63246-2 (January 2022)",
"status": "IS"
},
{
"title": "Configurable Car Infotainment Services (CCIS) - Part 3: Framework",
"ref": "IEC 63246-3 (January 2022)",
"status": "IS"
},
{
"title": "Configurable Car Infotainment Services (CCIS) - Part 4: Protocol",
"ref": "IEC TR 63246-4 (December 2022)",
"status": "TR"
}
]
"period": "2026 ~ Present",
"deliverables": []
},
{
"slug": "vlc-iot",
"title": "VLC-IoT",
"abstract": "Visible-light communication (VLC) transmits data by intensity modulating optical sources, such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and laser diodes (LDs), faster than the persistence of the human eye. The goal of IoT-VLC is to design a framework of IoT services based on VLC.",
"title": "MVQM",
"abstract": "Management of Visual Quality in Metaverse Systems (MVQM) is a conceptual and functional approach for managing visual quality by dynamically adapting visual data delivery in response to user context, device capability, and network conditions. It emphasizes user-centric, context-aware quality management over static system-centric optimization, covering hybrid visual assets, level of detail, and area of interest adaptation.",
"keywords": [
"Visible-light communication",
"VLC",
"light-emitting diodes",
"laser diodes",
"IoT services"
"MVQM",
"visual quality",
"hybrid visual assets",
"level of detail",
"area of interest"
],
"standardsTrack": "ITU-T SG20",
"standardsOrg": "ITU-T SG20",
"period": "2018 ~ 2020",
"deliverables": [
{
"title": "Framework of IoT Services based on Visible Light Communications (VLC)",
"ref": "ITU-T Recommendation Y.4465 (January 2020)",
"status": "IS"
},
{
"title": "Functional Architecture for IoT Services based on VLC",
"ref": "ITU-T Recommendation Y.4474 (August 2020)",
"status": "IS"
}
]
"standardsTrack": "IEC/TC 100/WG 12 supported by KEIT",
"standardsOrg": "IEC TC100",
"period": "2026 ~ Present",
"deliverables": []
}
];