WiBotic obtains three certifications for wireless robot charging - The Robot Report

WiBotic has achieved three key safety certifications—FCC (U.S.), CE (Europe), and Giteki (Japan)—for its wireless robot charging products, including its 1kW wireless charging system. These certifications are critical benchmarks that demonstrate the products have undergone rigorous testing to meet stringent regulatory standards for safety, electromagnetic interference (EMI), and reliability. WiBotic emphasizes that such certifications are essential for ensuring safe deployment and scaling of robotics fleets, as they provide assurance that the technology operates within legal and safe parameters, minimizing risks such as overheating or malfunction. The FCC certification focuses on limiting electromagnetic emissions to prevent interference with other communication systems, requiring tests on radiated and conducted emissions as well as exposure limits to wireless frequencies. The CE mark mandates compliance with European safety, health, and environmental directives, often involving third-party testing, allowing products to be sold across the European Economic Area. WiBotic’s 1kW system met the FCC’s Class A device standards for industrial environments by