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FAQs Is Navigation Accuracy Part of Certification Testing? Navigation accuracy, path following and task completion rates can be assessed as performance tests. Agree on routes, environments and acceptance criteria in advance. Safety and wireless compliance tests follow the applicable requirements. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs How Does Testing a Robotic Lawn Mower Differ from Testing a Household Appliance? In addition to electrical safety, key issues include the cutting mechanism, thrown objects, lift and tilt detection, unintended starting and boundary control. Tests should be established against requirements specific to robotic lawn mowers. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs Are Educational and Companion Robots Always Classified as Toys? Classification depends on intended users, product design, marketing and play functions. Products classified as electric toys must meet the relevant toy requirements and cannot be treated simply as ordinary information technology equipment. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs Which Risks Require Special Attention for Window Cleaning Robots? Key risks include falling, loss of adhesion after a power failure, failed edge detection and liquid entering electrical components. Test conditions should cover surfaces, installation methods and environments permitted by the manual. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs Must Elevator Integration Be Provided for Testing? Provide the integration protocol, interface documentation and simulation tools to verify behavior when connections fail, door status is abnormal or tasks are interrupted. On-site operation can be evaluated separately through scenario testing. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs Do Changes in Payload Affect Certification? Rated payload and center of gravity affect stability, braking distance, motor temperature rise and battery loading. Increased payloads, replacement cargo compartments or speed changes should be assessed for additional testing. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs Are Building Delivery Robots and Industrial AGVs Tested in the Same Way? They differ in operating locations, payloads, human contact and management methods. First determine whether the product is an industrial driverless transport vehicle, then identify the relevant standards. Standards cannot be selected solely from the name “delivery robot”. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs What Tests Are Most Important When a Robot Comes into Contact with People? Assess collision, crushing, trapping, tipping and unintended-start risks according to expected speed, contact areas and location of use. Also examine speed limits, emergency stopping and fault recovery strategies. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs Can Food Delivery and Guide Robot Models Be Included in One Application? First compare the chassis, batteries, power supplies, housings, wireless modules and software functions. A representative model may be assessed for a series sharing the same critical safety construction. Differences in trays, payloads or interaction systems require additional verification. 2026-09-11Read More FAQs Are All Service Robots Tested to the Same Standard? First distinguish uses such as guidance, food delivery and personal care, and establish the motion mechanism and type of human contact before selecting applicable standards. Personal care robot standards cannot automatically be applied to all commercial robots. 2026-09-11Read More