Smart Robo­tics – Digi­tal Law: Data, Safe­ty, and Security

Smart Robo­tics in Pro­duc­tion & Industry

EU & Ger­man Law Perspective

Huma­no­id robots are not just ano­ther type of machi­ne.” They com­bi­ne tra­di­tio­nal mecha­tro­nics with arti­fi­ci­al intel­li­gence, advan­ced sen­sor tech­no­lo­gy, and auto­no­mous decision-making – and inter­act direct­ly with humans and their environment.

This tech­no­lo­gi­cal con­ver­gence poses fun­da­men­tal chal­lenges to Euro­pean pro­duct law: the tra­di­tio­nal con­cept of a “machi­ne” is rea­ching its limits. Mar­ket sur­veil­lan­ce, pro­duct lia­bi­li­ty, and digi­tal regu­la­ti­on must incre­asing­ly be con­side­red tog­e­ther. Huma­no­id robots repre­sent an emer­ging tech­no­lo­gi­cal cate­go­ry within Euro­pean pro­duct law and rai­se new legal questions.

Our web­i­nar series explo­res what mat­ters now – in three ses­si­ons – for manu­fac­tu­r­ers, sys­tem inte­gra­tors, and operators.

Ses­si­on 2: Digi­tal Law: The Full Program

The second ses­si­on focu­ses on the core EU regu­la­to­ry frame­works rele­vant to smart robo­tics in pro­duc­tion and indus­try: the Cyber Resi­li­ence Act (CRA), the AI Act, and the Data Act – from both EU and Ger­man legal perspectives. 

Spea­k­er: Dani­el Wuhr­mann (reusch­law), Dr. Vol­ker Hart­mann (ARX robo­tics | reusch­law) & Ste­fan Hes­sel (reusch­law)

Digi­tal pro­duct regu­la­ti­on as a stra­te­gic consideration:

• Cyber Resi­li­ence Act (CRA)
• AI Act
• Data Act

How do the­se regu­la­to­ry frame­works inter­act – and what do they mean in prac­ti­ce for intel­li­gent robo­tic systems?

Who should attend?

• Exe­cu­ti­ve manage­ment & C‑level
• Legal & Compliance
• Pro­duct deve­lo­p­ment & engineering
• Regu­la­to­ry Affairs

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