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accept the robot as an active tool. Collisions between human beings and robots must be prevented by sensor systems and suitable control software. Design strategies such as the use of lightweight robots with [...] systems and tasks associated...

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stress limits An IFA/DGUV research project determined the force limits that must not be exceeded by robots in the event of contact with persons sharing their environment. One purpose of these limits is for [...] requirements for assessment of...

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performed without human assistance. If working areas shared by human beings and robots are created for this reason, the robots' movements must therefore not present a direct hazard. Since however a small [...] requirements for certain machines...

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independently of vendor and beyond the confines of a given company. Robots initially lead to a high level of automation. Even robots working collaboratively directly alongside human beings do not necessarily [...] being heralded. The...

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humans and robots will require safe robots whose movements do not pose a direct hazard even if guards are not used. However, since there is still a possibility of direct contact between the robot and the [...] As current OSH regulations do not...

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/occupational-safety-and-health-in-japan/din-and-international-partnerships-the-example-of-japan

albert@din.de KANBrief 4/18: Impressions of Japanese work culture "Robots are not able to improve processes." The pragmatic use of robots at Toyota DIN and international partnerships: the example of ­Japan

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intended to: Ensure the safety of machinery and increase user confidence in new technologies, such as robots and machines employing machine learning Reduce administrative overhead and costs for manufacturers

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/from-research-to-standardization/perosh-collaboration-for-improving-the-quality-of-osh-research

standards-related research at their institutes. A recent example is the IFA project on safe human–robot cooperation (see KANBrief 4/10 ). The challenges of tomorrow In order to prepare for the challenges [...] proceedings ). Nele Roskams...

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replaces Machinery Directive KANBrief 2/23 Revision of EN ISO 10218, Safety requirements for industrial robots Do you have any questions on this topic, or need support? If so, please contact Dr. Beate Schlutter

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of urgency. KANBrief 4/18: Impressions of Japanese work culture "Robots are not able to improve processes." The pragmatic use of robots at Toyota DIN and international partnerships: the example of ­Japan