Overview of UL 4600 training
This course is for those who need to demonstrate that state-of-the-art safety practices and rigor were employed in the development of autonomous systems. Discussion topics include safety principles, tools, techniques and life cycle processes for building and evaluating the safety of fully autonomous vehicles. Throughout the course, participants will learn how to build a safety framework for autonomous products, starting with autonomous vehicles (AVs), autonomous robotics, off-road and fleet vehicles, as well as other areas where AV safety is paramount.
This 4-day virtual training course highlights modern-day autonomous robotics, industrial automation, sensors and semi-automated technologies and how they can be developed for safety. Participants will learn how current safety standards provide a current path to compliance. Standards include:
- UL 4600, the Evaluation of Autonomous Products
What topics does the UL 4600 training cover?
Introduction to industrial automation: How do robots consider the safety of autonomous operations?
Autonomous robotics in the industrial landscape
Autonomy and the associated technology
Introduction to robotic and autonomy safety frameworks
Current Robotic safety standards frameworks
Safety assessment
Other relevant autonomy safety standards
Wrap-up and discussion topic
Autonomous robotics safety: What changes?
- UL 4600 scope and definitions
- Why safety is critical to success
- Risk assessment
- Interaction with humans and road users (and how to adapt for industrial use cases)
- Autonomy functions and support
- Software and system engineering processes
- Dependability
- Data and networking
- Verification, validation and test
- Tool qualification, commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) and legacy components
- Safety life cycle concerns
- Maintenance
- Metrics and safety performance indicators (SPIs)
Why should I take UL 4600 training?
Upon successful completion of this workshop, you will be able to:
- Specify autonomous vehicles (AV) and robotics development activities for safety.
- Develop a verification and validation strategy for autonomous robotics.
- Describe existing safety methodologies for industrial robotics.
- Build a methodology for a safety case with respect to industrial robots.
Who should take UL 4600 training?
- AV and robotics hardware and software developers
- Simulation engineers working with partially automated and autonomous robotics
- Robotic safety verification and validation engineers
- Project and product leaders
- Compliance engineers
Optional UL Certified Autonomy Safety Professional (UL-CASP) Exam
Participants who complete the training are eligible to take a two-hour certification exam. Those who pass the exam are individually certified as a UL Certified Autonomy Safety Professional in UL 4600, 3rd edition. Results are provided immediately.
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