R15.06: Teach Pendant and Programming Mode Safety
- Date
- 2028-08-17
- Location
- Online
- Host
- R15.06 (Functional Safety)
About this event
A live 30-minute expert session on Teach Pendant and Programming Mode Safety (R15.06).
What We'll Cover:
- What Teach Pendant and Programming Mode Safety is and where it sits in the R15.06 safety framework
- The core method, step by step, with the decisions that matter
- How it maps to R15.06 and the artifacts it produces
- Common mistakes that get findings raised in assessment
- The traceability and evidence an auditor looks for
Related topics: teach pendant · programming mode · manual mode · reduced speed · enabling device · three-position enabling device · hold-to-run · pendant safety · T1/T2 mode
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ISO 26262 — Automotive Functional Safety
Foundations & Concepts
- Hands-On The Safety Lifecycle, End to End for ISO 26262
- Navigating Tailoring the Safety Lifecycle per ISO 26262
- Item Definition, Done Right in ISO 26262 for Safety Engineers
- Understanding ISO 26262 — What Automotive Functional Safety Actually Means
- Demystifying ISO 26262 — Legal and Liability Drivers (Why the Standard Exists)
- A Field Guide to Understanding ASIL (A, B, C, D) (ISO 26262)
- An Item Definition Worked Example (ISO 26262)
- Inside What Counts as Unreasonable Risk under ISO 26262
- A Field Guide to Structure of the Standard (Parts 1–12) (ISO 26262)
Risk & Requirements
- Essentials of Writing Technical Safety Requirements (TSRs) in ISO 26262
- Inside ISO 26262 — Software Safety Requirements and Architecture
- Practical ISO 26262: Hazard Identification, Step by Step
- Essentials of Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment per ISO 26262
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Architecture & Design
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Hardware, Metrics & Communication
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Software & Systematic
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Risk & Requirements
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- Practical Allocating Safety Functions and SIL Targets — IEC 61508
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- Making Sense of From SIL Target to Verified Design — Worked Example per IEC 61508
Architecture & Design
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- E/E/PE System Design and Development (IEC 61508) for Practitioners
- Making Sense of Software Requirements and Architecture for IEC 61508-3
Hardware, Metrics & Communication
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Software & Systematic
- Essentials of Managing Systematic Faults (Part 2) (IEC 61508)
- Hands-On The Software Safety Lifecycle for IEC 61508
- Techniques and Measures Tables, Explained in IEC 61508-3 in Practice
- Deep Dive: Random vs Systematic Failures (IEC 61508)
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Verification, Validation & Assessment
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Management, Lifecycle & Compliance
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The Standard: Structure & Parts
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Risk & Requirements
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Hardware, Metrics & Communication
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Software & Systematic
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Verification, Validation & Assessment
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- Introduction to Test Oracle — UL 4600
- A Practical Guide to V&V Contribution for UL 4600
Context & Related Standards
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ISO/SAE 21434 — Automotive Cybersecurity
Foundations & Concepts
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The Standard: Structure & Parts
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Risk & Requirements
- Mastering Concept Phase — ISO 21434
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- Making Sense of ISO 21434: Cybersecurity Concept
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- Inside ISO 21434 — Vulnerability Management
Architecture & Design
- Working with ISO 21434 — Product development - Design
Software & Systematic
- Cyber Security Training for ISO 21434, Explained
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Cybersecurity Verification (ISO 21434) for Practitioners
- Cybersecurity Validation for ISO 21434, Explained
- The Complete Guide to Product Development – Integration Verification for ISO 21434
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Management, Lifecycle & Compliance
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ISO 26262-11 — Semiconductor Functional Safety
Foundations & Concepts
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Risk & Requirements
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Hardware, Metrics & Communication
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Verification, Validation & Assessment
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ISO/PAS 8800 — Safety & Artificial Intelligence
Foundations & Concepts
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- Demystifying Relevance of Artificial Intelligence in Automotive Applications (ISO 8800)
Risk & Requirements
- Mastering Need for additional safety requirements on AI systems – Solution under ISO 8800
- Fundamentals of General workflow for deriving safety requirements – Solution under ISO 8800
- ISO 8800 — Dataset Requirements Development- Exercise — Key Concepts
- Operational design domain (ISO 8800) for Practitioners
- Need for additional safety requirements on AI systems – Exercise under ISO 8800 Essentials
- Demystifying General workflow for deriving safety requirements – Exercise per ISO 8800
Architecture & Design
- ISO 8800: Dataset Design- Exercise — Key Concepts
Hardware, Metrics & Communication
- Essentials of Performance metrics [9] per ISO 8800
Software & Systematic
- Demystifying Generalization error (ISO 8800)
- Making Sense of ISO 8800: Linear regression
- Dataset Safety Analysis - Exercise — ISO 8800 for Safety Engineers
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- A Practical Guide to ISO 8800: Reinforcement Learning
- Getting Started with Dataset Safety Analysis - Solution — ISO 8800
- Practical ISO 8800: Dataset Safety Analysis – Exercise Open discussion
- ISO 8800: Background to Machine Learning and AI — Key Concepts
- Applying ISO 8800: Implications for off-line training of machine learning algorithms
- Introduction to Supervised & Unsupervised Machine Learning under ISO 8800
- Understanding Background: Statistical Learning under ISO 8800
- A Practical Guide to ISO 8800: Decision tree
Verification, Validation & Assessment
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- Introduction to Verification and validation of AI systems - Exercise — ISO 8800
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- ISO 26262 (ISO 8800)
Functional Safety Assessment — Assessment & Services
Foundations & Concepts
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- — How to Scope a Functional Safety Consulting Engagement, Step by Step
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Introduction to Methods and Evidence — Functional Safety Verification
- Applying The Difference — Functional Safety Audit vs Assessment
- Demystifying Functional Safety Testing for Safety-Critical Systems per
- Exploring Planning FSAs Across the Lifecycle (FSA-1 to FSA-4) under
- Why and When for Independent Functional Safety Assessment, Explained
- Making Sense of What to Expect for Functional Safety Assessment (FSA)
Context & Related Standards
- A Practical Guide to Industrial Functional Safety: The Standards Landscape
IEC 62443 — Industrial Cybersecurity
Foundations & Concepts
- IEC 62443: Definitions Security Safety, Step by Step
Risk & Requirements
- Working with SDLC-Security Requirements Specification per IEC 62443
- Exploring SDLC-Security Risk Assessment and Threat Modeling under IEC 62443
Architecture & Design
- Introduction to SDLC-Software Design — IEC 62443
- SDLC-Software Architecture Design per IEC 62443, Step by Step
Software & Systematic
- Mastering SDLC-Module Implementation — IEC 62443
- Hands-On SDLC-Module Testing for IEC 62443
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Security Verification under IEC 62443
Management, Lifecycle & Compliance
- A Practical Guide to Security Level for IEC 62443
- Introduction to SDLC-Security Defect and Update Management under IEC 62443
- Management Plan in IEC 62443 for Safety Engineers
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- SDLC-Document Security Guidelines per IEC 62443, Step by Step
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V-Model — The V-Model & Safety Lifecycle
Architecture & Design
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Software & Systematic
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- Traceability Across the V-Model under in Practice
- Getting Started with Requirements to Validation — V-Model for Systems Engineering
- Making Sense of : Mapping Safety Activities onto the V-Model
- The V-Model in Automotive Development (ISO 26262) — for Safety Engineers
- V-Model vs Agile for Safety-Critical Development () for Practitioners
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Integration, Verification, Validation — Right Side of the V for Safety Engineers
AI Safety — AI & Machine Learning Safety
Foundations & Concepts
- Working with Functional Safety Basics per AI & Functional Safety
- Terms and Definitions (AI & Functional Safety)
- AI/ML Definitions and Concepts — AI & Functional Safety for Practitioners
Software & Systematic
- Statistical Learning in AI & Functional Safety in Practice
- Fundamentals of Basic notions of artificial neural networks — AI & Functional Safety
- Getting Started with AI & Functional Safety: Machine Learning in Industry
- Practical Machine Learning & Cybersecurity — AI & Functional Safety
- Getting Started with Machine Learning & Functional Safety — AI & Functional Safety
- Mastering Machine Learning - Training under AI & Functional Safety
Context & Related Standards
- Exploring Trust and Trustworthiness under AI & Functional Safety
- Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI per AI & Functional Safety Made Clear
- Making Sense of Standards & Regulations for AI & Functional Safety
- Fundamentals of VDE-AR-E 2842-61 — AI & Functional Safety
- Practical AI & Functional Safety: Legal Provisions
ISO 21448 — Safety of the Intended Functionality
Risk & Requirements
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- Validation and evaluation of unknown hazardous scenarios for ISO 21448, Explained
- A Practical Guide to ISO 21448: Verification and evaluation of known hazardous scenarios
- Demystifying Acceptance criteria and validation targets per ISO 21448
- Fundamentals of Analysis of functional insufficiencies and triggering conditions under ISO 21448
Architecture & Design
- Fundamentals of ADAS and AV system specification and design under ISO 21448
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Criteria for SOTIF Release per ISO 21448 Made Clear
- Inside ISO 21448 — Verification and Validation Strategy
- ISO 21448 — Analyzing SOTIF using FMEA, Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), and STPA, Step by Step
Management, Lifecycle & Compliance
- Navigating Process-oriented requirements for safety development per ISO 21448
- A Practical Guide to ISO 21448: Operating phase activities
Context & Related Standards
- Working with ISO 21448 — Functional modifications to reduce SOTIF risks
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- Intro to Advanced Driver Assistance (ADAS) and Autonomous Vehicles (AV) under ISO 21448 for Practitioners
ISO 12100 — Machinery Risk Assessment
Foundations & Concepts
- Scope and Structure — EN ISO 12100 Explained for Practitioners
Risk & Requirements
- Fundamentals of How to Perform a Machinery Risk Assessment (ISO 12100) under
- Deep Dive: Risk Estimation and Risk Evaluation (ISO 12100) ()
- Navigating Documenting Machinery Risk Assessment for CE Marking per
- Residual Risk and the Risk Graph (ISO 12100) in for Safety Engineers
- Deep Dive: Hazard Identification under ISO 12100 ()
- Introduction to Building an ISO 12100 Risk Assessment Checklist under
- A Worked Example in ISO 12100 Risk Assessment in Practice
- Getting Started with : From Hazard to Safety Requirement with ISO 12100
- A Field Guide to Machinery Risk Assessment, Step by Step for ISO 12100
- Hands-On Risk Reduction: The Three-Step Method (ISO 12100)
- Exploring Common Mistakes in ISO 12100 Risk Assessments under
Context & Related Standards
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FTA — Fault Tree Analysis
Foundations & Concepts
- Demystifying What Is Fault Tree Analysis in Safety? per
Risk & Requirements
- — Using FTA to Verify Safety Goals, Step by Step
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- A Field Guide to Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) for Safety-Critical Systems for
- Cut Sets and Probabilities per Quantitative FTA, Step by Step
- Navigating — Building Your First Fault Tree, Step by Step
Context & Related Standards
- Exploring FTA vs FMEA — When to Use Which
ISO 13849 — Machinery Safety
Risk & Requirements
- Mastering Software Safety Requirements for SRP/CS — ISO 13849
- Determining Required Performance Level (PLr) by Risk Graph — ISO 13849 for Safety Engineers
Architecture & Design
- Designing Safety Functions to ISO 13849 under Essentials
- Mastering ISO 13849 — Designated Architectures — Category B, 1, 2, 3, and 4
- ISO 13849 — Category 3 Architecture in Detail — Key Concepts
- Category 4 Architecture in Detail in ISO 13849
- Category 2 Architecture and Test Rate in ISO 13849 in Practice
- Working with ISO 13849 — Emergency Stop Function Design
Hardware, Metrics & Communication
- Performance Levels (PL) Explained (ISO 13849) for Practitioners
- Calculating Required Performance Level (PLr) in for Safety Engineers
- Understanding Validating Performance Level with PL Verification under ISO 13849
- Understanding ISO 13849 — Quantifying MTTFd, DC, and CCF
- Estimation and Measures (Diagnostic Coverage) in ISO 13849 — Key Concepts
- Understanding Common Cause Failure (CCF) Scoring under ISO 13849
- Understanding ISO 13849 — MTTFd from B10d and Component Data
Software & Systematic
- Applying ISO 13849: Safety-Related Application Software (SRASW)
- Applying Safety-Related Embedded Software (SRESW) — ISO 13849
- Deep Dive: Systematic Failures and Measures Against Them (ISO 13849)
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- A Practical Guide to ISO 13849: Validation Plan and Validation Records
Management, Lifecycle & Compliance
- Inside Worked Example (ISO 13849)
Context & Related Standards
- Applying Choosing a Standard — ISO 13849 vs IEC 62061
- ISO 13849 — Using SISTEMA for PL Calculation, Step by Step
- Mastering Fault Exclusion and Well-Tried Components under ISO 13849
- Mastering Combining SRP/CS and Safety Functions in Series — ISO 13849
- A Practical Guide to — Choosing the Right Standard
- Deep Dive: Manual Reset and Start/Restart Functions for ISO 13849
- Essentials of Muting of Safety Functions (ISO 13849)
- Essentials of Enabling Devices and Hold-to-Run Controls per ISO 13849
- Essentials of Two-Hand Control Devices in ISO 13849
- Working with Guard Interlocking and Guard Locking per ISO 13849
R15.06 — Industrial Robot Safety
Foundations & Concepts
- Understanding the Safety Requirements for Industrial Robots and Robot Systems per R15.06 — Key Concepts
The Standard: Structure & Parts
- Working with Maintenance, Service, and Lockout/Tagout per R15.06
Risk & Requirements
- Risk Assessment for Robot Systems for R15.06 — Key Concepts
- Essentials of End-Effector and Tooling Hazards per R15.06
- Fundamentals of Singularity and Axis-Limit Hazards — R15.06
Architecture & Design
- Hands-On Cell Layout and Ergonomic Access Design for R15.06
Hardware, Metrics & Communication
- A Practical Guide to Robot Stopping Functions — Category 0, 1, and 2 Stops per R15.06
Software & Systematic
- Navigating Operator Training and Competency Requirements per R15.06
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Working with R15.06 — Validation of the Robot System Installation
- Fundamentals of Attended Program Verification at Reduced Speed under R15.06
- Demystifying Change Management and Re-Assessment After Modifications in R15.06
Management, Lifecycle & Compliance
- Hands-On R15.06: Documentation and User Information Requirements
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- Manufacturer vs. Integrator Safety Responsibilities for R15.06, Explained
- Safeguarding and Perimeter Guarding Requirements for R15.06 Essentials
- Teach Pendant and Programming Mode Safety — R15.06 for Practitioners
- Applying R15.06: Collaborative Robot Operation Requirements
- Applying Safety-Rated Soft Axis and Space Limiting — R15.06
- A Practical Guide to Enabling Devices and Three-Position Switches for R15.06
- Deep Dive: Presence-Sensing Safeguarding Devices (R15.06)
- Deep Dive: Safeguarded, Restricted, and Operating Space for R15.06
- Essentials of Speed and Motion Limits in Manual Mode (R15.06)
- Essentials of Multi-Robot and Shared-Workspace Cell Safety in R15.06
- Inside Awareness Barriers and Warning Devices under R15.06
- Inside R15.06 — Muting and Bypassing of Safeguards
- Getting Started with R15.06: Emergency Stop Circuit Requirements
- Getting Started with Safety Controller Performance and Reliability — R15.06
- The Complete Guide to Load/Unload Station and Material Handling Safety (R15.06)
- The Complete Guide to Applying R15.06 alongside ANSI B11 Machine Safety for R15.06
- Demystifying Hand-Guiding and Direct Teaching Safety (R15.06)
- Demystifying Power and Force Limiting under R15.06 per R15.06
ISO 10218 — Robot & Robot System Safety
Risk & Requirements
- Safety Requirements for Industrial Robot Design — ISO 10218-1 for Safety Engineers
- ISO 10218-2 — Safety Requirements for Robot System Integration, Step by Step
- Risk Assessment Methodology for Robot Applications in ISO 10218 in Practice
- ISO 10218: End Effectors and Application-Specific Hazards — Key Concepts
Architecture & Design
- Practical ISO 10218-2: Designing the Safeguarded Space
- ISO/TS 15066: Designing a Cobot Application to Force Limits, Step by Step
Hardware, Metrics & Communication
- Exploring Safety-Related Control System Performance (PL/SIL) under ISO 10218-1
Software & Systematic
- Software and Configuration Management for Robot Cells under ISO 10218 in Practice
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Making Sense of Verification and Validation of the Integrated Cell for ISO 10218-2
Context & Related Standards
- Key Differences for Global Robot Deployments in ISO 10218 vs R15.06 for Safety Engineers
- Applying the Machinery Risk Framework per ISO 10218 and ISO 12100 Made Clear
- CE Marking and the EU Machinery Regulation for ISO 10218, Explained
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- ISO/TS 15066 — Power and Force Limiting for Collaborative Robots — Key Concepts
- Speed and Separation Monitoring for Cobots in ISO/TS 15066
- Navigating ISO 10218-1 — Robot Stopping Functions and Protective Stops
- Exploring ISO 10218-1 — Axis and Space Limiting Functions
- Introduction to Single Point of Control and Operating Modes under ISO 10218-1
- Introduction to Collaborative Operation Requirements for Robots — ISO 10218-1
- Practical Presence Sensing and Perimeter Safeguarding — ISO 10218-2
- Making Sense of ISO 10218-2: Manual Load/Unload and Interaction Zones
- A Field Guide to Restart, Reset, and Resumption of Operation (ISO 10218-2)
- A Field Guide to The Four Collaborative Operation Methods for ISO/TS 15066
- Safety-Rated Monitored Stop Explained (ISO/TS 15066)
- Hand-Guiding Operation Requirements (ISO/TS 15066) for Practitioners
- Biomechanical Limit Data and Body Regions (ISO/TS 15066) for Safety Engineers
- Integrating Robots with Conveyors and AGVs under ISO 10218
- Emergency Stop and Enabling Device Requirements under ISO 10218 Essentials
- ISO 10218: What Changed Essentials
- Speed and Separation Monitoring Implementation for ISO 10218 — Key Concepts
- Information for Use and Instruction Handbooks for ISO 10218 Essentials
- Commissioning and Handover of Robot Systems — ISO 10218 for Practitioners