China Sets National Standards for NearLink Wireless Technology
China has officially approved national standards for the NearLink wireless communication system, with implementation scheduled for April 1, 2027.
China has officially approved national standards for the NearLink wireless communication system, with implementation scheduled for April 1, 2027.
The China Automotive Technology and Research Center has launched an urgent survey on brake pedal materials, signaling a potential shift in national safety standards.

The future of the orbital research economy depends on adopting terrestrial pharmaceutical standards to ensure data reproducibility and regulatory compliance.

JEDEC has introduced the JESD264 standard, establishing the first industry-wide reliability and qualification framework for silicon photonics devices.
The China Automobile Dealers Association is updating national standards for used car appraisal, introducing specific criteria for flood-damaged vehicles and new assessment protocols for electric vehicle battery systems.
The Unicode Consortium has released version 18.0, adding 13,007 characters to the global standard, with Seal Script accounting for the majority of new entries.

China has introduced its first national standard for perovskite photovoltaics, establishing unified testing and measurement protocols to be implemented by 2027.
NIST is developing voluntary standards for AI documentation and testing, potentially providing banks with a unified framework for evaluating vendor systems.

China will implement the GB/T 47352—2026 national standard for electric motorcycle battery swapping systems starting October 1 to improve safety and operational consistency.
Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI are exploring the creation of an industry body for AI auditing, drawing on technical standardization models from the payments sector.

China has introduced the GB/T 48140-2026 national standard to standardize automotive software quality management and defect prevention, effective December 1.

China has introduced four national standards for GNSS radio occultation technology to unify specifications for atmospheric monitoring and data processing.
China will implement its first national standard for electronic child seats on October 1, regulating safety, data transmission, and electrical reliability.