Tag Archives: ISO 10218

REGULATORY EVOLUTION: SAFETY AND CERTIFICATION IN EUROPEAN INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS

In industrial robotics, safety is not just a legal requirement—it is the foundation of responsible automation. As the use of refurbished robots continues to grow rapidly, understanding European regulations and safety standards becomes essential to ensure operations are both lawful and secure. In Europe, industrial robots are primarily governed by the Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, which

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PROTECTION OF ROBOTS AND ROBOT CELLS: KEYS TO ENSURING AUTOMATION SAFETY

In the age of advanced automation, industrial robots have become indispensable players within production facilities. Their efficiency, precision, and ability to operate continuously are highly valued. Yet, with their growing presence comes a crucial responsibility: ensuring the safety of human operators who interact with these machines. Protecting robots and robotic cells is not merely about

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A3 AND THE EVOLUTION OF SAFETY IN ROBOTICS

In the dynamic world of industrial automation, robot safety is essential to ensure efficient operations and protect workers. The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) recently announced the publication of the revised ISO 10218 standard, the global reference standard for industrial robot safety. This update, the first since 2011, introduces significant changes that reflect technological advancements

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