The safety page your safety officer is looking for.
Certifications, behaviours, stops and logs. Written for the person who has to sign it off.
Certifications
Five held, three certified
Behaviours
Four rules around people
Stops
Three independent paths
Logs
Every event, exportable
What we hold, and who says so.
Three are certified by a notified body. Two are manufacturer declarations, which is all CE and UKCA ever are. We label which is which, because your auditor will ask.
ISO 3691-4
Certified
Driverless industrial trucks
March 2026
ISO 10218-1
Certified
Industrial robots, the arm
March 2026
ISO 13849-1 PL d
Certified
Safety-related control functions
February 2026
CE
Declared
EU declaration of conformity
April 2026
UKCA
Declared
UK declaration of conformity
April 2026
Four rules it cannot talk itself out of.
Each one is a safety function with a performance level behind it, not a preference in a config file. None of them can be turned off from the tablet.
3.1
Slow zone
3
m
Ridge drops to walking pace the moment a person is inside three metres.
Safety laser scanner, PL d
3.2
Stop zone
1
m
Inside one metre it stops, and it does not resume until the aisle is clear.
Dual-channel protective stop, PL d
3.3
Forklift yield
5
m
It gives way to a forklift at five metres and holds until the aisle clears.
Vision and lidar classification
3.4
Arm speed
250
mm/s
Within two metres of a person the arm is capped, whatever the task asks for.
Safe monitored speed, PL d
Three ways to stop it. None of them need a laptop.
One on the machine, one on the wall, one in the software. The first two are emergency stops. The third is not, and we say so.
01
The ring on the unit
Four red buttons on the bumper band, one at each corner. Press any of them.
Reach
One unit
Halts in
0.3 s
02
The site stop
A wireless button on the wall or on a lanyard, reaching every unit in radio range.
Reach
All units on site
Halts in
0.4 s
03
The Fleet stop
One control in the software, for clearing a floor. A controlled stop, not an emergency stop.
Reach
Every site
Halts in
1.2 s
Every stop, with its reason, in a file you can export.
Cause, location, who cleared it and how long it took. Your auditor gets a CSV, not a screenshot.
Stop event log
All sites / last 7 days
14:06:22
Leeds / Aisle 12
Protective stop
Person entered the stop zone
Resumed automatically, 4 s
11:48:03
Leeds / Aisle 7
Yield
Forklift crossing at five metres
Held 22 s, then resumed
09:41:57
Rotterdam / Dock 2
Site stop
Wall button pressed during a spill clean-up
Cleared by supervisor, 2 m 10 s
08:15:11
Accra / Bay 3
Protective stop
Pallet overhanging the aisle line
Cleared by operator, 47 s
06:02:39
Lyon / Aisle 4
Fleet stop
Floor cleared for a fire drill
Resumed on release, 8 m
05:58:20
Duisburg / Aisle 9
Protective stop
Person entered the stop zone
Resumed automatically, 3 s
1,284 events in the last 12 months
Export CSV
Take the paperwork with you.
The three documents a safety officer, an engineer and an insurer each ask for. No form, no email gate.
