SAMR releases 515 national standards, including 16 AI national standards on artificial intelligence, humanoid robots, and more

Recently, the State Administration for Market Regulation (Standardization Administration of China) approved and released 515 important national standards and national standardization guiding technical documents. Among them, there are 10 mandatory national standards, 466 recommended national standards, and 39 national standardization guiding technical documents. They cover fields such as high-tech, traditional industries, work safety, and people's daily life. After release, this batch of standards will play an important role in promoting high-quality industrial development, improving the quality of people's lives, and safeguarding lives and property. In terms of high-tech, 16 national standards including those for artificial intelligence, humanoid robots, and industrial environment robots were released, involving artificial intelligence system security and robot technical requirements, empowering the high-quality development of the robotics and AI industries by drawing safety bottom lines and unifying technical specifications. 14 national standards including those for semiconductor devices and integrated circuits were released to standardize the development of the semiconductor industry, strengthen the resilience of the industrial chain, and support scientific and technological self-reliance and self-strengthening. 7 national standards including those for optoelectronic computing and intelligent computing were released to standardize fields such as optoelectronic computing and intelligent computing clusters, unify evaluation benchmarks, and consolidate the construction of computing infrastructure. 4 national standards including those for photovoltaics and new-type energy storage were released to standardize technical requirements for new-type energy storage and photovoltaics, and support the safe and efficient development of new energy. In terms of traditional industries, 25 national standards including those for marine diesel generator sets, marine check valves, and general requirements for remote operation and maintenance systems for offshore platforms were released to provide standards support for the research and development, safe operation, and green transformation of ships and marine engineering equipment. 12 national standards including those for aircraft static converters and terminology for civil aircraft powerplant systems were released to provide technical criteria for the design and manufacture of aerospace-related products. 49 national standards including those for rolling bearings, reciprocating internal combustion engines, and electrical discharge forming machines were released to help improve the quality of core components in equipment manufacturing. 26 national standards including those for photovoltaic glass, concrete, and cement were released to support the green and low-carbon transformation of the building materials industry. 11 national standards including those for iron and steel and alloys, nonferrous metal materials, and vanadium-titanium magnetite were released to strengthen quality assurance for basic raw materials. In terms of work safety, 7 mandatory national standards for public safety including those for spatiotemporal data security of intelligent connected vehicles and fire safety were released, focusing on intelligent connected data protection and urban and rural fire risk prevention and control, further refining data security bottom lines and management rules for fire protection products and premises, and promoting the shift of urban safety governance models toward precision. 8 national standards in the field of social governance including those for the management of hazardous and explosive materials, operation and maintenance of urban public facilities, and forest and grassland fire prevention and extinguishing were released, together with 3 national standardization guiding technical documents including those for community and business continuity resilience building, focusing on grassroots safety control and risk resistance capacity building, further standardizing operation and maintenance management requirements, refining reconstruction planning and emergency plan preparation processes, promoting the shift of safety management toward prevention, and providing standards support for building resilient and safe cities. In terms of people's daily life, a national standard for the names of spices and condiments was released to standardize the Chinese and English names and used parts of plant-based spice products. 12 national standards for paper products including those for toilet paper and its products and wallpaper were released to optimize product performance, improve quality levels, and meet the public's demand for high-quality consumption. 6 national standards for education services including those for elderly learning and educational organizations were released, clarifying the management system of educational organizations and service requirements for elderly learners, supporting the building of vocational education brands and promoting in-depth cooperation between Chinese and foreign vocational education. 2 national standards including those for cycling sports glasses and configuration of esports sports equipment were released to continue leading the expansion of sports and fitness consumption.