ISO/TS 15066: Speed and Separation Monitoring for Cobots
- Date
- 2027-05-28
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 10218 (Functional Safety)
About this event
A live 30-minute expert session on Speed and Separation Monitoring for Cobots (ISO 10218).
What We'll Cover:
- What Speed and Separation Monitoring for Cobots is and where it sits in the ISO 10218 safety framework
- The core method, step by step, with the decisions that matter
- How it maps to ISO 10218 and the artifacts it produces
- Common mistakes that get findings raised in assessment
- The traceability and evidence an auditor looks for
Related topics: speed and separation monitoring · SSM · protective separation distance · collaborative workspace · safety-rated monitored stop · hand guiding · dynamic separation distance
Critical Systems Analysis provides embedded functional safety consulting for ISO 10218.
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