Risk assessment, Machinery Regulation alignment, collaborative robot and AMR considerations, and the documentation stack OEMs need before placing equipment on the market.
ISO 12100-style thinking before you bolt on guards as an afterthought.
Collaborative applications still need limits, validation, and documentation.
Link machinery, EMC, and functional safety so files do not contradict.
We do not list every acronym for show. These are the frameworks this service typically engages — scoped to your product after a short intake.
Conformity assessment and essential requirements for machinery.
General principles for risk assessment and risk reduction.
Industrial robot safety requirements.
Collaborative robot application guidance.
Safety-related control system performance.
Physical and control measures documented for assessors.
Product, markets, and claims — we define what must be true to sell legally.
Design, labeling, and evidence gaps before you spend on formal testing.
Lab coordination, failure triage, and efficient retest planning.
Documentation pack, declarations, and change-control advice.
No. The application, payload, speed, and safeguarding determine compliance — not the cobot badge alone.
We support OSHA/ANSI-aware programs and can align documentation for North American deployments alongside EU CE machinery work.
Yes — scopes differ, but both need clear risk ownership and interface documents.
Tell us about the product and target markets. We will reply with a clear next step — usually a 30-minute scoping call.