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    How the black channel principle grounds functional safety communications
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    Do you know the importance of fail-safe emergency stops? Take this quiz to find out
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    From safety-rated devices to PLCs, explore the importance of fail-safe e-stop systems in industrial settings
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    Safety first: Enhancing workplace safety in manufacturing environments
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    Arthur G. Russell's focus on adaptability and lifecycle support aligns with the needs of modern manufacturing
    Safety configurations for Category 0, Category 1 and Category 2 stops
    More open and flexible safety components can make for easier integration
    Know your standards, when it comes to emergency stops, and find the right button for the application
    Guidelines inform requirements for design, and the application-specific environment plays a role
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    E-stop features, locations and best practices in industrial safety
    The automated order-fulfillment demonstration highlights collaborative robots (cobots) using sensors to scan QR codes for correct order picking, transferring and shelving of consumer items varying in sizes and shapes. The system is an example of cobots, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) and vision sensors working together in a highly flexible autonomous solution that can be scaled up or down.
    FANUC America’s David Bruce discusses robot integration and future trends in technology
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    KEB’s Safety PLC is a Fail Safe over EtherCAT (FSoE) master that is designed to be used in tandem with the machine PLC to execute and monitor the safety functions of the machinery...
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    Supply-chain shortages have taught us to embrace interoperability