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ISO standards and EU regulation for condition monitoring, AI, machinery, cyber security and product passports.
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ISO 17359 tells you how to set up a condition monitoring programme; ISO 13374 tells you how to structure the data processing behind it. Both explained, with current editions.
Saichand GourishettiZones A to D in ISO 20816 tell you how a machine's broadband vibration compares with experience. Here is what each zone means, how to set alarms and trips, and what the zones cannot tell you.
Saichand GourishettiThe EU Data Act gives users of connected machines rights to the data they generate. What it covers, what it means for industrial AI, and the dates that matter.
Saichand GourishettiThe battery passport is only the first. Under ESPR, every product group with ecodesign rules gets a digital product passport. What it requires, which products come first and how to prepare.
Clemens SaurConnected sensors, edge hubs and their firmware are products with digital elements under the Cyber Resilience Act. What applies, when, and why reporting duties have applied since 11 September 2026.
Clemens SaurThe Machinery Regulation replaces the Machinery Directive from 20 January 2027, with new rules for machine-learning safety functions, software logs and protection against corruption.
Clemens SaurMost AI for weld, surface or acoustic quality inspection is not high-risk under the EU AI Act, but some duties already apply. How to classify your system, and the dates after the 2026 Digital Omnibus.
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