The kinetic energy tester is a popular selection of toy testing machine that uses two sensors to calculate the kinetic energy of bullets and other projectiles released by toys, thereby determining whether children will be harmed by these projectiles.

The dynamic strength tester for wheeled ride-on toys, or simply toy dynamic strength tester, is a piece of toy testing equipment commonly adopted by toy manufacturers and third-party inspection agencies.

As a toy testing machine, the sharp edge tester determines whether metal or glass edges on toys intended for children under 8 years of age will cause cut-type injury in normal use or foreseeable abuse.