Underwriters Laboratories Publishes UL 4600 Autonomous Vehicle Standard
UL 4600 addresses safety principles and processes for evaluating autonomous products with no human driver supervision.
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Underwriters Laboratories and ASTM International Sign First International Collaboration Agreement
The memorandum of understanding establishes a framework for cooperation on developing an international, dual-logo ISO and ASTM standard.
Coming Together to Address Fire Safety in Indonesia
We organized a workshop with the national standards body of Indonesia on developing Indonesian national standards for fire protection apparatus.
Developing National Standards for Mexico
Work continues with partners across North America to help harmonize standards and promulgate UL standards across the Latin American region.
Autonomous Vehicle Technology
ANSI/UL 4600 seeks to specifically address the ability of autonomous products to perform safely and as intended- without human intervention.
UL Standards & Engagement Authorized as Standards Development Organization in Mexico
We are the first foreign standards development organization to receive this designation, and the only SDO able to develop national standards in all three NAFTA countries.
Terrence Brady Begins Role as President, CEO and Trustee of Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
Terrence R. Brady began his new position leading the 125-year-old safety science research and standards development organization.
The Safety Data Lake: Enabling Analysis of Disparate Safety Data Sets
Data from seven unique sources comprises the Safety Data Lake with additional data sources and capabilities to be added over time.
Natural Language Processing
Learn about how natural language processing (NLP) makes unstructured text data analyzable, and how we use it to gain insights from safety-related incidents.
Developing the First Edition of UL 5800 Standard for Safety for Battery Fire Containment Products
The Standards Technical Panel (STP) for UL 5800 held its second in-person meeting April 3-4, 2019 to discuss and develop the First Edition of the Standard for Safety for Battery Fire Containment Products.
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