Focusing on high-end applications such as AI servers, semiconductors, and automotive electronics, SGS will showcase its cybersecurity and functional safety verification services at COMPUTEX 2026. The exhibit will cover Soft Error Rate (SER) reliability, vehicle cybersecurity, and functional safety standards, helping computer and electronics manufacturers strengthen product quality and accelerate their expansion into the high-end AI market.

SGS will showcase three integrated solutions for electronics and electrical supply chain management at COMPUTEX 2026, helping brands and suppliers accelerate compliance, circular transformation, and decarbonization.

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AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles) and AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) are rapidly expanding in use. Companies must ensure safety and compliance in various operating scenarios, and ISO 3691-4 provides clear safety requirements and validation criteria. SGS offers professional safety verification services to support testing and regulatory compliance from R&D to market launch.

Amid the rapid adoption of 5G, satellite communications, and IoT technologies, stable wireless connectivity has become a core competitive factor for computers and peripheral products. SGS provides one-stop testing services covering communication protocols, RF regulatory compliance, conformity assessment, and cybersecurity verification, enabling manufacturers to ensure product quality and market competitiveness. At COMPUTEX 2026, SGS will showcase its wireless communication testing services and cordially invites computer manufacturers to visit its booth.

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SGS offers ISO 13482 certification services to help service robots used in non-industrial environments—such as food service, healthcare, and elderly care—establish robust safety design and verification foundations, enhancing market competitiveness while reducing risk.

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The Ministry of Heavy Industries of India (MHI) announced on January 14, 2026, to withdrawal of the Machinery and Electrical Equipment Safety (Omnibus Technical Regulation) Order, 2024, commonly referred to as Scheme-X OTR. The withdrawal takes effect immediately, and the regulation is no longer applicable.

Industrial robots are essential equipment for automation in machinery manufacturing production lines. As a result, safety design and risk control have become critical factors that companies cannot overlook when implementing robotic systems. ISO 10218 provides a clearer framework and verification approach for robot safety requirements, helping manufacturers and system integrators establish consistent safety benchmarks. This article summarizes the key updates in the 2025 edition and explains practical considerations for implementation.