1. IEEE 1394 (FireWire)

     A standard for high-speed serial bus communication, often used for data transfer between digital devices, especially in multimedia applications.

2. IEEE 1901 (Broadband over Power Lines)

      Standard for high-speed data transmission over power lines, used in home networking and smart grid applications.

3. IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi)

      A family of standards for wireless networking technology, widely used for wireless internet access in consumer devices.

4. IEEE 802.15.4 (Low-Rate Wireless Personal Area Networks – LR-WPANs)

      Standard for low-data-rate wireless connectivity with low power consumption, used in applications like home automation and the Internet of Things (IoT).

5. IEEE 1620 (Static Power Conversion for Consumer Electronics)

       Standard dealing with power converters used in consumer electronics to ensure efficiency and reliability.

6. IEEE 2030 (Smart Grid Interoperability)

      A series of standards providing guidelines for smart grid infrastructure, including integration with consumer electronics.

7. IEEE 1789 (LED Lighting)

      Standard addressing the health effects of flicker in LED lighting, aimed at improving the quality of LED lights in consumer products.

8. IEEE 1857 (Advanced Video Coding and Audio Coding Standard)

      A standard that defines coding methods for efficient compression and transmission of multimedia data.

9. IEEE 11073 (Personal Health Data)

      A set of standards for the interoperability of personal health devices, allowing seamless data exchange between different health and fitness devices.

10. IEEE 2408 (Wearable Consumer Electronic Devices)

         A standard focusing on the design, performance, and safety of wearable devices.

11. IEEE 1149.1 (Standard Test Access Port and Boundary-Scan Architecture)

        A standard for testing the integrity of connections in electronic devices is important for quality control in manufacturing consumer electronics.

12. IEEE 1905.1 (Convergent Digital Home Network for Heterogeneous Technologies)

         Standard that defines an abstraction layer for integrating different home networking technologies (Wi-Fi, Ethernet, Powerline, etc.).