Consumer Technology and Wireless Product Outlook | Issue 5

Download our guide to learn how to enhance your qualification process and avoid potential costly mistakes.

Take a look at answers to common questions to help you understand 5G testing and compliance better and learn how UL can help our products meet testing requirements and regulatory compliance. 

Take a look at how UL experts answer common questions they have received from customers about how to evaluate potential UV hazards and which safety standards can be used.

As IoT and cybersecurity for connected products are areas of product innovation that carry significant risk to an organization, there's a lot to understand and assess. To help understand your current IoT product security readiness, find out how your product security stacks up to industry best practices. 

Operators are exposed to many hazards at work everyday and employers are also required to provide a safe workplace under the occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requirement in the U.S. 

UL offers a free risk assessment tool to help safety managers evaluate their in-house machines and help review their risks. 

Understand the potential impact of hazardous airborne aerosol particles, such as COVID-19 and disinfectant chemicals on indoor air quality (IAQ) and human health with Chemical Insights' four-part resource that highlights how we can mitigate spread and improve IAQ. 

• Educational module: Maintaining healthy indoor air quality during COVID-19: what you need to know

Chemical Insights is an Institute of Underwriters Laboratories.

View this discussion with supply chain experts to hear lessons learned during COVID-19 for manufacturing and how the future of the supply chain may be altered to meet the near-term and long-term realities of a changed world. 

Stay abreast of market entry requirements for the United Kingdom for consumer electronics after Dec. 31, 2020. In this webinar, we will discuss market requirements for United Kingdom. 

Basingstoke joins UL’s global network of laboratories in Europe, North America and Asia to provide Bluetooth standardized testing and reports to help launch products across the globe. UL is recognized around the world for its quality and integrity as a third-party organization. As a recognized Bluetooth Qualified Testing Facility (BQTF), Bluetooth SIG recognizes UL’s testing results. Customers can use the report provided to them to list their products on the Bluetooth SIG website.

Located in Changzhou, China, the facility is one of the most advanced in the world and provides comprehensive EV battery testing and advisory services for EV automotive and battery manufacturers as well as top suppliers to support the growing EV market. 

UL's laboratory can help manufacturers and suppliers better manage battery safety risks and quality, and improve battery performance and functional safety while providing UL’s deep industry know-how in energy, safety and cybersecurity.