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KANBrief 3/19 Standardization and progress: which will win the race? © EUROSHNET/André Wirsig Professor Dr Joachim Breuer was Director General of the German Social Accident Insurance (DGUV) from 2002

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KANBrief 4/19 Demonstration of safety on digitally networked machines and installations in transformable factories © Kasper, license: CC BY-SA 4.0 As in other scenarios, worker safety must be assured

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KANBrief 3/19 Exoskeletons: use in the field Faster, higher, stronger: the development of exoskeletons for military purposes began under the Olympic motto. Exoskeletons are now also set to revolutioni

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KANBrief 4/19 Questioning occupational safety and health in the age of AI ©Alexander Limbach - stock.adobe.com Automated decision-making is becoming increasingly accepted. Machine learning now allows

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KANBrief 4/19 Patient transport in the ambulance services © IFA – DGUV Transporting patients is a physically challenging task for personnel in the ambulance services, particularly when obstacles such

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really counts is the time between conferences. Continual dialogue is paramount. Sonja Miesner miesner@kan.de Papers and images from the conference Follow EUROSHNET on Twitter KANBrief 3/19: Exoskeletons at

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principle. Dr Michael Bretschneider-Hagemes (Head of the employees’ liaison officeat the KAN Secretariat) bretschneider@kan.de KANBrief 1/18: The Work-by-inclusion project: smart glasses support ­persons with

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KANBrief 1/18 Inclusive work design for the safeguarding of fitness for work: a sphere of activity for ergonomics © RWE Arbeitssicherheit & Gesundheitsschutz Inclusive work design is part of a wider a

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KANBrief 1/18 The Work-by-inclusion project: smart glasses support ­persons with impaired hearing in warehousing processes © Lehrstuhl fml The aim of the Work-by-inclusion project is to integrate pers

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KANBrief 1/18 Safe human-robot collaboration without a protective fence © Bosch Robots working in immediate proximity to human beings are regarded as a key step towards the networked, flexible factory