From October 28 to November 1, the Wi-Fi Alliance Test Bed Readiness Event (hereinafter referred to as TBRE) was successfully held at the State Radio Monitoring Center Testing Center (hereinafter referred to as SRTC). The TBRE is a pre-assessment conducted by the Wi-Fi Alliance during the development of testing standards to ensure that the test components meet certification requirements and testing procedures, aiming to verify that the hardware, software, and test configuration of the test platform meet standard requirements.
This event was held in the Asia-Pacific region for the first time, with active participation from well-known domestic and international communication companies such as Lenovo and MTK. This fully demonstrated SRTC's technical capabilities and influence in Wi-Fi Alliance standard development and interoperability testing, providing strong support for technological innovation and global cooperation in the international industrial alliance.
As a national laboratory in the field of radio technology, SRTC is not only the enforcer of industry standards but also a promoter of cutting-edge technology development. During this event, SRTC worked closely with Wi-Fi Alliance member companies, relying on its strong technical foundation and efficient organizational capabilities to ensure the smooth conduct of the testing activities and successfully achieve the expected testing goals.
In the future, SRTC will continue to deepen cooperation with international industry alliances, further strengthen its key role in Wi-Fi technology research and development, and standard-setting, and jointly lead the global innovation and application of wireless communication technology.
About SRTC
The State Radio Monitoring Center Testing Center is an independent legal entity affiliated with the State Radio Monitoring Center / National Radio Spectrum Management Center. It primarily engages in testing and certification, product research and development, scientific research standards, industry consulting, and government support in the field of radio technology. It has testing laboratories in six locations: Beijing, Yongqing in Hebei, Shenzhen in Guangdong, Shanghai, Changsha in Hunan, and Chengdu in Sichuan, covering a total operational area of 38,000 square meters, with over 100 acres reserved for future development. It possesses more than 3,000 pieces of testing equipment, with total assets close to 1.3 billion RMB and a workforce of over 350 employees. In the field of testing and certification, the Testing Center is the only national quality inspection institution in China in the field of radio technology, authorized by the State Administration for Market Regulation as the "National Radio Product Quality Supervision and Inspection Center." The Testing Center holds over 30 authoritative domestic and international certifications and accreditations, including from China, the European Union, the United States, Canada, and Japan. Its test results are recognized by more than 100 countries and regions worldwide. It carries out type approval for radio equipment, China Compulsory Certification (CCC), international certifications, frequency management industry, BeiDou products, and various user-commissioned testing and certification services. The Center has served over 5,000 enterprises in total, providing convenient and efficient "one-stop" services for the globalization of China's radio products and promoting industry and sector development.