POC means Proof of Concept.
In electronic modeling POC stands for Proof of Concept, in hacker circles POC refers to Point of View Verification Program, in chemical terminology it refers to Particulate Organic Carbon, in communication technology terminology POC (PTT Over Cellular) means Wireless Push To Talk Function, also known as PTT ( Push To Talk), and in image technology, POC (picture order count) refers to the image sequence number. In addition, in the field of medical devices, POC (point-of-care) refers to immediate detection at the bedside.
Proof of concept (POC) is an incomplete realization of some idea to prove its feasibility and demonstrate its principles, with the purpose of validating some concept or theory. In computer security terminology, proof of concept is often used as an alias for 0day, exploit. (It usually refers to an exploit that does not take full advantage of the vulnerability.)
POC, which stands for Proof of Concept and means Providing Evidence for Opinions, is a set of suggested electronic models that can be used to justify team and customer designs, allowing for the evaluation and validation of conceptual design solutions, and POC evaluations that may give rise to adjustments in specifications and designs.