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which we’ve become familiar with in formats such as DIN SPEC or VDE SPEC. Through KAN, it’s been possible to establish a procedure jointly with DIN by which influence can also be exerted on these formats [...] European legislation Task and role...

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not yet known. An example is DIN SPEC 67600, Complementary criteria for lighting design and lighting application with regard to non-visual effects of light. When the DIN SPEC was first published, sufficiently

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12/2022 KAN position paper on the governing of occupational safety and health aspects in DIN SPECs, VDE SPECs, VDE rules of application, CWAs and IWAs Download pdf | 0,28 MB | accessible The essential [...] essential principles of...

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"Anthropometry and biomechanics" standards committee at DIN has been asked to develop the guide further and to publish it in the form of a DIN SPEC (Technical Report). Dr. Anja Vomberg vomberg@kan.de KANBrief

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however not yet been clarified conclusively. For this reason, the only normative document to date is DIN SPEC Technical Report 67600, "Biologically effective illumination – Design guidelines", which documents [...] stabilization of the...

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pragmatic use of robots at Toyota DIN and international partnerships: the example of ­Japan New developments mean mastering new challenges Needle puncture testing (DIN SPEC 91365) Non-visual effects of light:

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union (IG Metall)): One new aspect is the relevance of preliminary standardization products, such as DIN SPEC s. These are increasingly acquiring a life of their own beyond the boundaries of standardization [...] (German Institute for...

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a less suitable means of supporting the development of new technologies. They drew attention to DIN SPEC PASs (publicly available specifications), which shadow such developments. This form of document [...] practice and would fail to meet with...

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TRLV and to vocational skills should be deleted. The document should be published in the form of a DIN SPEC Technical Report. Dr. Anna Dammann dammann@kan.de KANBrief 4/16: Smart protective clothing: fir [...] Chaired by a representative from...

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pragmatic use of robots at Toyota DIN and international partnerships: the example of ­Japan New developments mean mastering new challenges Needle puncture testing (DIN SPEC 91365) Non-visual effects of light: