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, such as a teabag. It was found that the working time required was shortest not when the robot reached for the next cup in a loss-free straight-line trajectory, but when the robot's arm movements followed

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privileged position in Germany. In accordance with the agreement on standardization (pdf, in german) reached between DIN (including DKE) and the Federal Republic of Germany in 1975, standardization activity

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development term for standards to 18 months and to establish a zero-error culture. This goal is to be reached by the streamlining of internal processes at DIN, CEN and ISO and by a binding schedule and improved

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has published 120 ergonomics standards to date. On the whole however, these standards have still reached only a small group of experts and have not (yet) been dissipated as widely as hoped. Our motto must

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example as part of an alternative test method. Sadly, "provisions" on which a full consensus was not reached are sometimes formulated in the informative parts of a document. However, this not only impairs the

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example, set out a common minimum level but permit the individual Member States to enact more far-reaching provisions. A-deviations Provisions of standards may conflict in practice with the national legislation

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tasks of which should include implementation of the study results. In the past, agreement has been reached at national level in an ad-hoc group. The new mirror committee should monitor European and international

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in the same way as UVV accident prevention regulations. In order for the desired coherence to be reached on the regulatory level and for residual overlaps to be resolved, the guideline paper makes provision

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machines (EN ISO 13857:2008: Safety of machinery – safety distances to prevent hazard zones being reached by upper and lower limbs) stipulates a safety distance of at least 120 mm for square openings which

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of standardization is that in principle it is open to all stakeholders. This was the conclusion reached by the representatives of state authorities, standards organizations and testing and certification