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DownloadUL, a global leader in safety science has comprehensive toy and wireless technology expertise to assist manufacturers in identifying and understanding the measures needed to protect children when using connected E-Toys or wireless toys, within a regulatory landscape that has not been fully defined. UL connected toy testing services include EMC, radio, OTA and SAR testing.
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