ISO 10218-1: Safety Requirements for Industrial Robot Design
- Date
- 2027-02-23
- Location
- Online
- Host
- ISO 10218 (Functional Safety)
About this event
A live 30-minute expert session on Safety Requirements for Industrial Robot Design (ISO 10218).
What We'll Cover:
- What Safety Requirements for Industrial Robot Design 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: ISO 10218-1 · robot manufacturer · design requirements · robot safety · mechanical hazards · electrical hazards · safety-related control system · stopping functions · robot arm design
Critical Systems Analysis provides embedded functional safety consulting for ISO 10218.
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Management, Lifecycle & Compliance
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Software & Systematic
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Management, Lifecycle & Compliance
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R15.06 — Industrial Robot Safety
Foundations & Concepts
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The Standard: Structure & Parts
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Risk & Requirements
- Mastering Risk Assessment for Robot Systems under R15.06
- Hands-On End-Effector and Tooling Hazards for R15.06
- Navigating R15.06 — Singularity and Axis-Limit Hazards
Architecture & Design
- Introduction to Cell Layout and Ergonomic Access Design — R15.06
Hardware, Metrics & Communication
- Fundamentals of R15.06 — Robot Stopping Functions — Category 0, 1, and 2 Stops
Software & Systematic
- A Field Guide to Operator Training and Competency Requirements for R15.06
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Demystifying Validation of the Robot System Installation (R15.06)
- Navigating Attended Program Verification at Reduced Speed per R15.06
- A Field Guide to Change Management and Re-Assessment After Modifications (R15.06)
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- Inside R15.06 — Safety-Rated Soft Axis and Space Limiting
- Fundamentals of Enabling Devices and Three-Position Switches — R15.06
- Getting Started with R15.06: Presence-Sensing Safeguarding Devices
- Getting Started with Safeguarded, Restricted, and Operating Space — R15.06
- Hands-On R15.06: Speed and Motion Limits in Manual Mode
- The Complete Guide to Multi-Robot and Shared-Workspace Cell Safety (R15.06)
- Demystifying Awareness Barriers and Warning Devices per R15.06
- Demystifying Muting and Bypassing of Safeguards in R15.06
- Exploring Emergency Stop Circuit Requirements under R15.06
- Exploring R15.06 — Safety Controller Performance and Reliability
- Practical R15.06: Load/Unload Station and Material Handling Safety
- Practical Applying R15.06 alongside ANSI B11 Machine Safety — R15.06
- Making Sense of R15.06: Hand-Guiding and Direct Teaching Safety
- Making Sense of Power and Force Limiting under R15.06 for R15.06
ISO 10218 — Robot & Robot System Safety
Risk & Requirements
- Applying Safety Requirements for Industrial Robot Design — ISO 10218-1
- A Practical Guide to ISO 10218-2: Safety Requirements for Robot System Integration
- Deep Dive: Risk Assessment Methodology for Robot Applications for ISO 10218
- ISO 10218 — End Effectors and Application-Specific Hazards, Step by Step
Architecture & Design
- Designing the Safeguarded Space under ISO 10218-2
- Designing a Cobot Application to Force Limits — ISO/TS 15066 for Safety Engineers
Hardware, Metrics & Communication
- Safety-Related Control System Performance (PL/SIL) (ISO 10218-1) for Practitioners
Software & Systematic
- Software and Configuration Management for Robot Cells in ISO 10218
Verification, Validation & Assessment
- Verification and Validation of the Integrated Cell per ISO 10218-2, Step by Step
Context & Related Standards
- Essentials of Key Differences for Global Robot Deployments (ISO 10218 vs R15.06)
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- Understanding ISO 10218 — CE Marking and the EU Machinery Regulation
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- Safety-Rated Monitored Stop Explained for ISO/TS 15066 — Key Concepts
- Hand-Guiding Operation Requirements for ISO/TS 15066 Essentials
- Biomechanical Limit Data and Body Regions — ISO/TS 15066 for Practitioners
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