ISO 10218-1 is the international standard that specifies the safety requirements for industrial robots.

ANSI/RIA R15.06 is the American National Standard that specifies the safety requirements for industrial robots.

EN ISO 10218-1 is the European standard that specifies the safety requirements for industrial robots.

All of the above are required for industrial robots.

The purpose of a robot safety zone is to keep people away from the robot and to keep the robot away from people.

The maximum speed that a robot is allowed to move at when it is in a safety zone is 100 mm/s.

The minimum distance that a person must be from a robot when it is in a safety zone is 2 meters.

The purpose of a robot emergency stop button is to stop the robot immediately.

A robot emergency stop button should be located on the robot itself and on the robot controller.

A robot teach pendant is used to teach the robot new tasks and to control the robot's movement.

The maximum weight that a robot is allowed to lift is 150 kg.

The maximum height that a robot is allowed to reach is 4 meters.

The minimum accuracy that a robot is required to have is ±0.1 mm.

The maximum repeatability that a robot is required to have is ±0.05 mm.

The maximum cycle time that a robot is allowed to have is 1 second.