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Every year on 14 October, the international standardisation community comes together to celebrate World Standards Day.

Electric vehicle (EV) batteries are built to last, but what happens when they no longer serve their original application?

Despite the variety of plug shapes, one thing remains consistent: safety.

As we rely more and more on digital tools to navigate public transport, the need for consistent, accurate, and real-time travel information has become essential.

Electronic sensors are improving our lives everywhere, but if they fail, the result could be disastrous.

September has arrived, and this means that for most of us, the holidays are over.

The standard now covers other energy carriers like gas, including hydrogen, as well as heating and cooling.

Strong, unique passwords, secure distribution and regular password changes protect user accounts.

AI is increasingly shaping our lives and governments and businesses are investing in it like never before.

Two newly published European standards will help ensure that you can enjoy historical artefacts without putting them at risk.