After five years of work by hundreds of experts on the committee, F963 was updated in 2016.

• Among the changes, the 2016 revision addresses ride-on toys with: a new curb impact requirement, a clarification of overload and stability requirements, and a strap exemption.

• F963-16 also adds:

• new labeling requirements for toys that have certain small coin/button batteries,

• temperature and current-limiting requirements for lithium-ion batteries, and

• new requirements for materials and toys that could expand if accidentally swallowed.

• Other revisions include:

• new soaking and compression tests for magnets

• new requirements and clarifications related to microbiological safety;

• clarifications to heavy elements requirements for toy substrate materials

• revised requirements for toys involving projectiles; and,

• clarification of requirements and supplemental guidance for impact hazards.

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Toys robot as the most popular toys for children nowadays, it also requires ASTM F963 tests and 16CFR1505 safety test.