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Standardization Activities
Standardization activities are conducted after careful consideration of their benefit to the general consumer and the needs of society. Furthermore, standardization also serves a wide range of roles, such as improving quality, safety and reliability, and increasing production efficiency and compatibility, which leads to positive economic effects.
The JSAE is composed of 70 different committees and is making major contributions to promoting standardization in Japan and
around the world through activities such as deliberations on the creation of automobile-related international standards at the ISO/IEC and establishing and revising organization standards, JIS, and JASO standards.
- Automotive Engineering in General
- ITS Standardization Committee
As the Japanese deliberative council appointed to the Road Vehicles Technical Committee (TC 22) of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), by the Japanese Industrial Standards Committee (JISC), the Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan dispatches as many as 160 delegates to international conferences each year. By participating in the deliberations of the joint working groups and sub groups under the standardization committee, as well as in its role of international chairman and secretariat for the sub committees (SC)and working groups (WG) falling under the purview of TC 22, the Society is playing a part in the creation of international standards concerning automobiles.
In addition, it provides information on standards to the automotive industry as a whole as well as consumers via the creation of Japan industrial standards (JIS) drafts and the enactment of the JASO organization standards, thereby making contributions in areas such as automobile-related technological advances, ensuring safety, and increasing production efficiency.
List of JASO Standards
Alterative ISO and JASO standards to JASO D 001
[Brochure] Road Vehicle Standardization 2022
ITS represents technologies that use mobile communication between vehicles and road infrastructure, as well as between vehicles themselves, and covers a varied range of industrial fields including vehicles, roads, information infrastructure, distribution, traffic management, and information services. This makes it essential to built compatible systems at an international level.
Through its standardization activities, the ITS Standardization Committee aims to improve the technology of ITS, thereby contributing to the development of industry and the promotion of trade, as well as to the improvement of convenience for ITS users.
