Regulation
Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230
article-level, incl. Annex III essential H&S (applies 2027-01-20)
Sector · Robotics
Robotics & automation
Robot-cell safety, Machinery Regulation conformity, and robot-stack security — cited at clause and article level.
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10218:2025clause map + ISO/TS 15066
ROS 2 / DDSsecurity guidance, full text
Freethe EU regulations, every tier
ISO 10218-1/-2:2025 and ISO/TS 15066 collaborative modes are surfaced as clause maps with Ansvar cross-references — never the reproduced standard — alongside the EU Machinery Regulation and the AI Act duties on AI safety components at article level. The robot stack itself is covered full-text: ROS 2 / DDS security guidance and robot exploitation chains (both Apache-2.0), bridged to IEC 62443 industrial cyber. Ask the requirement; then run the robot TARA or machinery gap analysis that turns it into evidence.
what we cover
The law and standards we ground on
Regulation
EU AI Act — high-risk safety-component duties (Reg (EU) 2024/1689)
Standard
Control mapping: ISO 10218-1/-2:2025 + ISO/TS 15066 collaborative operation
robot & robot-cell clause map + Ansvar cross-refs — not the standard text
Standard
Control mapping: functional safety (ISO 12100 · ISO 13849) + IEC 62443 industrial cyber
requirement mapping incl. the safety-security bridge — not the standard text
Guidance
ROS 2 / DDS security + robot exploitation chains
served full-text (Apache-2.0) — robot-stack hardening and attack techniques, cited per item
Regulation
Horizontal: Cyber Resilience Act · NIS2
what you can do
Workflows that turn it into evidence
Robot / cobot TARA
threat analysis & risk assessment off the robot TARA workflow, grounded in the ISO 10218 / safety-security-bridge clause map — an available analysis, not a legally-assured verdict
EU Machinery Regulation gap analysis
Annex III essential-H&S coverage incl. the conformity route — a gap analysis, never a conformity verdict
STRIDE threat model
over the robot controller, ROS 2 graph, fleet manager and cloud backend
AI Act gap analysis & classification
high-risk safety-component duties for AI in robots (Art. 6(1))
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Robot-stack security research as cited answers
ROS 2 / DDS hardening and robot exploitation chains, every answer cited to its source
Document review, paragraph-cited
risk assessments, technical documentation and integration specs
Workflows run on Team and Company. Free & Premium run the same corpora as cited research inside your own AI client.
Questions buyers ask first
- Do you serve the ISO 10218 or ISO/TS 15066 text?
- Not by default — robot-safety standards are surfaced as clause maps with Ansvar-authored cross-references, addressable against your licensed copy. But the standard text itself can be added: through the SIS-licensed standards module, any ISO, EN or SS standard SIS publishes can be licensed in and served cited verbatim inside your workflows; see /standards. The ROS 2 / DDS security guidance and the robot exploitation catalog are served full-text — both are Apache-2.0 licensed.
- Can this certify a robot cell under the Machinery Regulation?
- No. The workflows produce cited gap analyses and a TARA — decision-support for your conformity work, not a conformity verdict or a notified-body assessment.
- How is this different from the Industrial / OT page?
- Industrial / OT takes the plant operator's view — zones, conduits and live ICS advisories. This lane takes the robot maker's and integrator's view: cell-level safety clause maps, Machinery Regulation conformity duties, and the security of the robot stack itself. The IEC 62443 mapping is shared between both.
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