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STS Robotech and STS Precision have received safety inspections on all cooperative robots currently in operation to spread cooperative robots and secure safety of use.
STS Robotech and STS Precision requested the Korea Safety Technology Association to conduct safety inspections of all 113 cooperative robots in operation, and the requirements of Article 223 of the Regulations on Occupational Safety and Health Standards and
It was announced on the 14th that it had passed all the safety inspection standards of Article 93 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act and received a notification of acceptance and a certificate of acceptance.
It is the first time in Korea that a company that uses and applies cooperative robots has passed such a large-scale safety inspection.
Estesrobotech is a machine-tending robot SI company. As a single company, it introduced the largest cooperative robot in Korea and applied it to production lines, and supplied 128 machine-tending cooperative robots to 13 companies last year alone.
By applying cooperative robots, F&B robots such as Gimbap robots, unmanned cafe robots, and chicken robots are developed and supplied to small business owners.
STS Precision connects cooperative robots to CNC machine tools to load and unload parts and produce clean fitting-related parts for semiconductor equipment.
Cooperative robots are subject to safety inspections that must be secured in an environment where there is no safety fence, unlike existing industrial robots, by utilizing their own safety functions.
This safety inspection was conducted by applying a force-power limit mode (PFL) that determines whether it is possible to cooperate with workers and robots without installing fences or detection sensors. Korea Robot Industry Promotion Agency,
The Korea Robot Convergence Research Institute and the Korea Robot Industry Association supported quantitative robot risk assessment, cooperative robot safety measures, and ISO 10218-2 self-conformity for safety inspection.
STS Robotech and STS Precision have received safety inspections on all cooperative robots currently in operation to spread cooperative robots and secure safety of use.
STS Robotech and STS Precision requested the Korea Safety Technology Association to conduct safety inspections of all 113 cooperative robots in operation, and the requirements of Article 223 of the Regulations on Occupational Safety and Health Standards and
It was announced on the 14th that it had passed all the safety inspection standards of Article 93 of the Occupational Safety and Health Act and received a notification of acceptance and a certificate of acceptance.
It is the first time in Korea that a company that uses and applies cooperative robots has passed such a large-scale safety inspection.
Estesrobotech is a machine-tending robot SI company. As a single company, it introduced the largest cooperative robot in Korea and applied it to production lines, and supplied 128 machine-tending cooperative robots to 13 companies last year alone.
By applying cooperative robots, F&B robots such as Gimbap robots, unmanned cafe robots, and chicken robots are developed and supplied to small business owners.
STS Precision connects cooperative robots to CNC machine tools to load and unload parts and produce clean fitting-related parts for semiconductor equipment.
Cooperative robots are subject to safety inspections that must be secured in an environment where there is no safety fence, unlike existing industrial robots, by utilizing their own safety functions.
This safety inspection was conducted by applying a force-power limit mode (PFL) that determines whether it is possible to cooperate with workers and robots without installing fences or detection sensors. Korea Robot Industry Promotion Agency,
The Korea Robot Convergence Research Institute and the Korea Robot Industry Association supported quantitative robot risk assessment, cooperative robot safety measures, and ISO 10218-2 self-conformity for safety inspection.
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