In human-robot collaboration (HRC) without barriers, collisions between humans and robots are inevitable. To ensure the safety of HRC workstations, the permissible limits for force and pressure specified in ISO/TS 15066 must be strictly adhered to.

Advantages

● Easy-to-use measurement procedure

● Cycle time-oriented application safety checks for all spring constants

● Customizable and expandable measurement kit assembly (up to 9 different devices per body part according to ISO/TS 15066)

● Wireless or USB data transmission

● Built-in color sensor for accurate detection of damping elements

● Built-in hygro-thermometer for easier evaluation

Principle

● The system consists of PC software, CoboSafe CBSF force sensor, and a pressure measurement system via CoboSafe-Scan (based on Fuji? Prescale film) or CoboSafe-Tek (electronic film sensor).

● The CBSF-Basic force gauge already evaluates force measurements and displays results on the screen.

● Collision pressure and pressure distribution are measured using Fuji? Prescale film or Tekscan film.

Compliance with Standards

CoboSafe employs "bio-imitating" technology, which simulates the human body, thereby ensuring realistic collision scenarios. The force tester of the measurement system includes springs and damping elements that can simulate the deformation behavior of nearly all relevant human body parts. This enables the measurement of biomechanical limit values according to the following standards:

● DIN EN ISO 10218-2

● ISO/TS 15066

● DGUV Information "FB HM-080"

● RIA TR R15.806-2018 (American National Standards Institute Robotics Industry Association)

GTE Industrieelektronik GmbH

GTE Industrieelektronik specializes in force measurement for electric doors and gates, with over 20 years of experience. Our measurement technology solutions ensure the safety of personnel in the workplace as well as the security of facilities and buildings. Beyond mere measurement data acquisition, our systems help you effectively evaluate and validate your applications and usage areas. This means you can not only measure but also assess and rate in terms of risk and suitability according to applicable standards and regulations.

Checking closing force is part of the annual inspection of doors and gates. This applies to various types of doors and gates: vertically or horizontally moving doors, such as lift doors, tilt doors, overhead doors, sliding lift doors, roller shutters and rolling grilles, high-speed doors, soundproof doors, lift windows, machine enclosures, and equipment room doors.