Tag: iso
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Comau introduces new robot for ‘sensitive’ environments
Comau has introduced its new Racer-5 Sensitive Environments (Racer-5 SE), a high-speed industrial robot designed for the special and sensitive settings that characterize the pharmaceutical, health and beauty, food and beverage and electronics industries. Featuring a protective water, heat and grease-resistant coating, the ruggedized 6-axis articulated robot fully responds to the demand for IP67 certification,…
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New Scale Robotics achieves ISO certification
New Scale Technologies, including its new Scale Robotics Division, has achieved ISO 9001:2015 certification for its quality management systems. David Henderson, CEO of New Scale Technologies and New Scale Robotics, says: “ISO 9001:2015 certification underscores our ongoing commitment to quality in the design and assembly of micro motion modules and fabrication of parts used in…
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Yaskawa launches two new collaborative robots for industrial applications
Yaskawa Motoman, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of industrial robots, has launched two new collaborative robots – HC10DTP and HC20DTP, each of which has six axes. The company describes them as “highly reliable robots (that) enrich easy capability for Yaskawa’s HC-series line”. Hand-guided programming allows users to direct teach points without a pendant, and…
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Veo Robotics gains ISO safety certification for FreeMove system
Veo Robotics, a company that develops systems for industrial automation, says its flagship product FreeMove has received safety certification from TÜV Rheinland for its industrial robot safeguarding system – making it a “first-of-its-kind solution for human-robot collaboration”. Veo says FreeMove is the only solution on the market today that implements dynamic, 3D speed and separation…
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AImotive ‘first’ to gain ISO certification for its automated driving simulator
AImotive claims it has become the “first” company to gain ISO26262 certification for its automated driving simulator. AImotive relies on first ISO26262 certified simulator to power CI/CD (continuous integration and delivery) of automated driving The company says the certification is the “essential first step” towards creating certifiable toolchain for advanced driver assistance system or automated…
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Panasonic obtains international certification for robotic mobility chair
Panasonic has obtained the international safety standard IEC 62061 certification for its safety control system designed for robotic mobility chair. The IEC standard is required by the international safety standard ISO 13482 applicable to personal care robots. This certification means that the Japan Quality Assurance Organization has recognized that Panasonic’s safety control system for personal…
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ISO unveils ‘world’s first’ drone safety standards
The International Organisation for Standardisation has launched what are described as the “world’s first” drone standards. The regulations are the result of a 12-month period of consultation with drone professionals, academics, businesses and the general public. The final publication of these new international safety and quality Standards for Unmanned Aircraft Systems is set to have…
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Veo Robotics launches new solution that aims to make all industrial robots collaborative
Startup company Veo Robotics has launched its first commercially available product – FreeMove, a hardware-and-software solution which is said to be able to transform standard or traditional industrial robots into collaborative robots. Traditionally, industrial robotic arms have been treated with some trepidation, and are still always caged off or otherwise kept separate from human workers.…
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Nvidia selected to lead European autonomous vehicle safety group
Nvidia, a chip maker and computing systems supplier, has been selected to lead an autonomous vehicle safety group, called the European Association of Automotive Suppliers (CLEPA), set up by European automotive suppliers. As well as CLEPA, Nvidia also works with key international organizations formulating standards and regulations for automated vehicles. These include the International Standards…
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Samsung enhances functional safety in its automotive semiconductors
Samsung Electronics has received the ISO 26262 certification for functional safety in automotive components from TÜV Rheinland, a third-party testing, inspection and certification company. The accreditation of Samsung’s new functional safety management system ensures that the company’s advanced automotive semiconductors, such as processors, image sensors, memory and light emitting diode (LED) solutions, satisfy the industry’s…