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sector In partnership with Germany’s National Federation of Skilled Crafts (ZDH), DIN has developed a new search portal geared specifically to the needs of small and medium-sized craft and trade businesses

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/the-eu-and-standardization/kan-position-paper-on-en-iso-8041-causes-a-buzz

users with a transitional solution for uniform and appropriate application of EN ISO 8041 until the new version of the standard is available, the position paper also includes an abridged, practicable procedure

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/translate-to-englisch-1/23/kan-updates-its-position-on-fast-track-standardization-documents

IWAs are also unsuitable for regulating occupational safety and health and other safety aspects. A new point concerning the rules of procedure for development of VDE rules of application has been added

Path: https://www.kan.de/en/publications/kanbrief/mobility-in-our-time/smart-protective-equipment-for-the-fire-services-what-is-needed-and-useful

Automated driving technology improves road safety:regulation is needed, however Hygiene is trumps: new standard for hospital cleaning Basic knowledge: creating a European standard, step by step Smart protective

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question: is this really a task for standardization? Problems also arise when standards are to address new technologies or immature concepts, the full ramifications of which are not yet known. An example is

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KAN European Representation Rue d’Arlon 50 1000 Brussels, Belgium KANBrief A European perspective: New challenges facing standardization KAN's European Representation Cooperation between the international

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e process and with MEPs as it progressed. Above all, we attached importance to measurement of the new limit value actually being possible by means of the methods available. This required us to explain

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occupational psychology revealed scope for the model, which is considered simplistic, to be extended by new findings. On the "input side", for example, a distinction might for example be drawn between cognitive

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argument is that communication between human beings and humanoids is particularly intuitive, since a new mode of interaction does not need to be learnt. Humans could simply speak to robots and interpret their

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occupational safety and health? How do OSH experts maintain an overview? Answers can be found in a new KAN study (pdf, in german) (Project partner: Dr Wolfgang Luther, VDI Technology Centre). In nanotechnology