Creating the future together
Setting the standards of tomorrow
The growing complexity of vehicle systems poses various economic and technical challenges for development departments. Particular modules must exist in various types of vehicles and operate smoothly with solutions provided by other suppliers.
Another challenge is posed by very short innovation cycles, the same as in the IT and telecommunication sectors, accompanied by a rapid increase in the complexity of the functions of particular design elements and subassemblies. This leads to joint cooperation of various supplier sector companies on particular projects.
In order to successfully perform all those functions, clearly defined standards and rules are needed.
Setting standards
Together with experts from all over the world
From the moment of establishment of the company, one maxim has been followed at BURY: always one step ahead. We strive to actively and successfully shape the future, via innovative and economic solutions offered to the automotive and communication electronics sectors.
The direction for the development of various technologies of the future and industry standards are defined by customers organized in numerous interest groups and institutions, and around various initiatives. This is the reason why BURY has been always actively involved in those activities.
Network & memberships
- Wireless Power Consortium
The WPC defines the specification of the Qi standard and continues to work on its further development.
- CharIN
Charging Interface Initiative is an association, promoting and developing Combined Charging System (CCS) which is focused on fast and simple charging solutions for electric cars
- Air Fuel Alliance
The Air Fuel Alliance is a global nonprofit association of industrial enterprises which together have a goal of the development of new wireless charging standards.
- Bluetooth Special Interest Group
The Bluetooth Special Interest Group is a consortium involved in the development and distribution of Bluetooth technology.
- VDE
The European Association for Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies. It is an international expert platform for science, standardization and product testing.
- USB IF
USB IF is a non-profit organization whose objective is the promotion and management of universal serial bus (USB).
- Apple MFi
The MFi Certification (Made for iPhone/iPod/iPad) is a certification program created by Apple that requires third-party accessory manufacturers to adhere to strict standards of quality and compatibility. The certification guarantees that products such as cables, chargers, and headphones are tested and meet specific quality, safety, and performance standards established by Apple.
- Fair Standards Alliance
The Fair Standards Alliance is an association of companies aiming jointly to ensure that patents, possessed by their owners and essential for the use of technological standards, are licensed on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms (FRAND).
- AUTOSAR
AUTOSAR (AUTomotive Open System ARchitecture) is a worldwide development partnership of vehicle manufacturers, suppliers, service providers and companies from the automotive electronics, semiconductor and software industry.
- SD Association (SDA)
The SD Association (SDA) is a non-profit organization that sets standards for memory cards designed to simplify the use of consumer electronics and optimize customer efficiency in each country.
- Eurofins
Eurofins is an independent certification center accredited by international standards and offering a wide range of certifications.
- CCC
The Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) is a standards-based organization created to promote in-vehicle connectivity solutions using portable devices, as well as future technologies such as near-field communications (NFC). The CCC seeks to create open and common solutions for smartphones and vehicle-centric information and communication systems.
- NFC Formum
The Near Field Communication Forum is a non-profit industry assoc. that promotes the use of NFC short-range wireless interaction in consumer electronics. The NFC Forum is the governing body of the standard and a compliance program that ensures the reliability and interoperability of connections.