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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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to the German Ordinance on health and safety requirements for the manual handling of loads at work (pdf, in german) excessive stress, particularly upon the lumbar spine, caused by lifting of heavy loads

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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

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KANBrief 2/18 Method for the measurement of pollutant emissions from hand-held electric tools © Serge Morillon/INRS Emissions of wood or silica dust from new hand-held electric tools are measured with