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Union Confederation) cautioned against allowing AI applications to be introduced on a trial and error basis. European legislation clearly states that unsafe products are unacceptable. Jörg Firnkorn (DEKRA)

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/3/22/digital-methods-in-the-field-of-ergonomics

human models and capture and assessment methods currently available. This in turn is to serve as the basis for a DIN/TR technical report describing approaches to standardizing interfaces and data formats.

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/artificial-intelligence/new-legislation-governing-market-surveillance-and-product-safety

exhibited or used for the first time in the course of commercial activity. The act continues to form the basis for implementation of product-specific Single Market directives and the general Product Safety Directive

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/4/23/anec-the-collective-voice-of-european-consumers-in-standardization

believe that the regulatory framework should leave it to the Commission to decide on a case-by-case basis whether development of a harmonized standard – considered after all a part of law by the European

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/mobility-in-our-time/basic-knowledge-creating-a-european-standard-step-by-step

ation project. The more thought-through and detailed the proposal, the better it will serve as a basis for discussion in the standards committee. The application is first re­viewed by DIN. If the project

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Access/passage openings: A range of workplaces feature openings with dimensions selected on the basis of human body dimensions. These include emergency exits. For example, KAN has commented on a draft

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/2/25/combating-vulnerabilities-with-standards-new-eu-cybersecurity-rules

systems against accidental or intentional corruption. Standards bodies are now called upon to create a basis for secure and trustworthy technology in the European market, with consideration for the planned guidance

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/2/21/standardization-and-the-state-of-the-art

level. One question raised during standardization work is what technical level should serve as the basis for requirements in standards. 1 Since the “ Kalkar decision” taken by Germany’s Federal Constitutional

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body of state regulations and those of the accident insurance institutions. It forms an important basis for KAN’s work. 2015 The “KANelot” board game is produced to illustrate the process by which a standard

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During the opening session on 26 October, "Occupational safety and health of the future" will be discussed in a panel discussion, followed by the German Occupational Safety and Health Award ceremony.