Setting the Standard, Fulscience Takes the Lead — Fulscience Hosts Automotive Electronics Environmental & Reliability Evaluation Working Meeting


Release time:

2026-08-14

On August 12–13, 2026, the Automotive Electronics Environmental & Reliability Evaluation Working Meeting was held in Changchun, hosted by Fulscience.

The event brought together leading experts from the national automotive electronics standards evaluation working group for a two-day intensive review of the GB/T 28046 series — Environmental Conditions and Testing for Electrical and Electronic Equipment in Road Vehicles. Mr. Chuanyu Zhao, Laboratory Manager of Fulscience, attended and addressed the meeting on behalf of the company.

Fulscience played an active role in revising Parts 1 (General Provisions), 3 (Mechanical Loads), 4 (Climatic Loads), and 5 (Chemical Loads) of the standard. Drawing on its years of expertise in environmental reliability testing and real-world validation, the company submitted over ten constructive proposals — all of which received full endorsement from the expert panel after thorough discussion.

The meeting also outlined preparations for a new national standard on solar simulation testing under the same framework. Leveraging its proven capabilities in environmental reliability assessment, Fulscience was invited to participate in the early-stage research and formulation of this upcoming standard.

Industry standards are both the foundation and the guide for high-quality development. The revision of these national standards carries significant weight for the long-term health and competitiveness of the automotive electronics industry.

Fulscience places a high priority on standards development and has consistently been an active participant in industry-wide discussions, revisions, and implementation efforts. Going forward, the company will continue to engage in standard-setting initiatives, drawing on its R&D and testing strengths to drive innovation, uphold quality, and contribute its insights and experience — working alongside industry peers to build a well-regulated, efficient, and advanced automotive electronics ecosystem.

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