What is NRS?
National Regulatory Sandbox (NRS) is an initiative to create a safe environment for companies to operationalize and experiment with new products, services, or business models. It enables regulators to closely monitor and evaluate the market impact with relaxation on existing regulatory requirement.
Benefits
Offers innovators a ‘safe place’ to trial real-life products, services or business models
Enabling innovators to grasp regulatory requirements
Assist regulatory bodies to evolve their regulatory frameworks
Draw local and global investments, fostering job growth
Who will benefit
from NRS?
Ministries, Government Agencies, and Regulatory Bodies
Industry Players
Universities, Research Institutes, and Think-tanks
Startups/Corporations, Companies, and SMEs
Futurise Role in NRS Labs
Mobility
We've has played a pivotal role in shaping regulatory frameworks for Malaysia, introducing guidelines for Autonomous Vehicle Testing, Drone Testing, and Micromobility Safety. Moreover, ongoing industry research on Advanced Air Mobility is underway, paving the way for future regulatory interventions in Malaysia's evolving transportation landscape.
Tourism
We've previously collaborated with Langkawi Development Authority (LADA) to develop Cyclotourism in Langkawi, creating guidelines to enhance the experience for cyclists. The objective is to streamline processes for cyclists in Langkawi, with the overarching goal of establishing Langkawi as a prominent hub for tourism cyclists.
Healthcare
We've established the testing guidelines for Online Healthcare Services, enabling health workers and practitioners to assess their online healthcare offerings under the oversight of the Malaysian Health Ministry.
Esports
In collaboration with the Ministry of Youth & Sports Malaysia and Esports Integrated (ESI), we've introduced NESDEG – National Esports Safety Guidelines. Covering player safety, contracts, ethics, careers, and the integration of science and medical practices, we're committed to fostering a secure esports environment.
Gig Economy
We've established regulation guidelines for Mobile Childcare Services, regulating safety and compliance under Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM). Concurrently, our 'Insights for Impact' Industry Study focuses on freelance educators in the gig economy, aiming to develop policies that enhance resilience amid economic uncertainties, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.