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Safety is the number one priority in industrial robotics. Because robots move fast and with great force, they pose significant risks to human workers. Understanding and applying safety standards is not just a regulatory requirement; it is a moral obligation. This field covers the regulations, devices, and risk assessments necessary to create a safe manufacturing environment.
ANSI/RIA R15.06: The primary safety standard for industrial robots in the US.
ISO 10218: The international standard for robot safety requirements.
ISO/TS 15066: Specific technical specifications for collaborative robot (cobot) safety.
Before any system is powered on, a comprehensive Risk Assessment (RA) must be performed. This involves identifying every possible hazard (pinch points, impact, high voltage), estimating the severity and probability of injury, and implementing mitigation strategies (guarding, scanners, training) to reduce the risk to an acceptable level.
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