ISO/TS 15066 for the Real World: Product Assembly
Picture a sequential product assembly process that includes both humans and power and force limited collaborative robots,...
4 Questions to Ask When Performing a Risk Assessment for Collaborative Robots
Industrial robotics has changed significantly with the advent of collaborative robots that are more aware of their...
All You Need to Know to Perform a Risk Assessment
When introducing a robot on a shop floor, there are many things to think about. The robot itself, the end-effector, the...
Risk Assessment Template to Ease your Integration
If you are new in the robotic business and you are trying to introduce your first robot on the workfloor you are mainly...
What is ISO/TS 15066?
In essence, ISO/TS 15066 is designed to build on and supplement the limited requirements laid out in existing standards.
Robots Can Help Reduce 35% of Work Days Lost to Injury
What's the biggest benefit of using collaborative robots? It's not the better efficiency. It's not the extra hours the robot...
ISO TS/15066's Family Tree
ISO/TS 15066 builds on ISO 10218-1 and ISO 10218-2, which were published in 2011 and describe safety requirements for...
Introducing Robotiq's Guide to ISO/TS 15066
Collaborative robots have changed how we work. Because they are now working alongside us, and not behind a 6-foot fence, we...
What's New In Robotics This Week - Apr 22
Cobot safety Q&A; Snake-inspired bots for marine inspections; Robotic startups changing the workplace; China's robot waiters;...
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