Navigation robots combine mapping and positioning, route planning, and touch or voice interaction to provide visitors with directions and information. Testing covers the mobile platform, shared human–robot spaces, sensors, power supply and wireless communication, with navigation and interaction verified in the intended environment.
Key checks cover obstacle avoidance and speed limits in crowded spaces, loss of positioning, blocked passages, emergency stops and task recovery. Changes to lidar, camera and wireless module configurations also affect safety and EMC assessment.
GTG Group provides support from technical document review and test plan confirmation through sample validation, report delivery and certification applications. Testing of the complete product, battery, wireless modules and power supplies is coordinated according to the target market and product configuration, helping manufacturers identify design issues, verify corrections and prepare technical documentation.
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Selected market access certifications for navigation robots; applicable items are confirmed against the actual configuration
| Target Market | Radio Frequency | Electromagnetic Compatibility | Product Safety | Supporting Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | Wireless functions assessed under FCC rules | Complete product assessed by applicable category | Determined by product use and procurement requirements | Battery, labels and technical documentation |
| European Union | RED assessed for products with wireless functions | Coordinated assessment under applicable regulations | Assessment route determined by product classification | Materials and technical documentation |
| China | Confirmed by frequency band and equipment category | Assessed against applicable product standards | Market access requirements checked by product category | Labels, manuals and product documentation |
| Japan | Confirmed by wireless equipment category | Confirmed by applicable equipment category | Product, battery and power supply classified separately | Japanese labeling and supporting documents |
| South Korea | Confirmed by wireless equipment category | Confirmed by intended equipment use | Confirmed by product and battery category | Marking and application documents |
| Canada | Confirmed by wireless equipment category | Confirmed by applicable equipment category | Determined by use and market requirements | Bilingual labeling and technical documentation |
| United Kingdom | Confirmed by wireless configuration | Assessed by applicable product category | Applicable product compliance route checked | Declarations, marking and technical documentation |
| Australia | Confirmed by frequency band and wireless configuration | Confirmed by applicable equipment category | Product and external power supply assessed separately | Supplier and product documentation |
Complete testing of the product, battery and wireless module against target market standards
| Test Category | Assessment Basis & Scope |
|---|---|
| Product Safety | Safety requirements are determined by the navigation service, mobile structure and form of human–robot contact. ISO 13482 is assessed where the product falls within the scope of personal care robots; applicable requirements for sensors and information interaction components are confirmed separately. |
| Electromagnetic Compatibility | Emissions and immunity tests are arranged according to the product category and operating environment, covering typical operating modes. |
| Radio Frequency | Test items are confirmed according to the target market, frequency bands, antennas and transmission modes. Existing module reports are reviewed for conditions of integration into the complete product. |
| Battery & Charging | Battery safety and transport tests are confirmed according to battery type, use and transport method. Charging protection in the complete product is also verified. |
| Performance & Environment | Test conditions and acceptance criteria address positioning and path following, dynamic obstacle response, handling of positioning loss, speed limits and emergency stops, sensor faults, and touch and voice interaction. |
The applicable standards editions and scope are confirmed during planning. Reference:Robot Safety Scope of ISO 13482。
Discuss requirements; assess feasibility
Provide a quotation; sign the contract
Develop a certification plan; assess feasibility
Test samples; prepare the report
Track regulatory and standards updates; provide expiry reminders
Follow up regularly; provide ongoing support
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