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When Code Drifts From Its Architecture with Dr. Daniel Simon (opens the original)
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Dr. Daniel Simon joins Erik on the podcast to talk about why the structure of safety critical software decides how safely it can be built and changed. Daniel is Distinguished Solutions Engineer at Qt Group , a member of the R&M Safety Partner Ecosystem . He co-originated Axivion Architecture Verification out of research at the University of Stuttgart and stayed with the work after Qt Group acquired Axivion. They cover what architecture verification checks, and why documented architectures go sta
The Race Between Standards and Technology with Chris Soranno (opens the original)
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Chris Soranno, Manager of International Safety Standards at SICK Sensor Intelligence , joins Erik to take on a complaint the industry makes constantly, that safety standards are always behind the technology. Chris has spent 25 years inside that process. A technology has to prove it is not a passing trend before a committee will invest the effort, and by the time the first meeting happens, the market has already moved again. His argument is that a standard should say what has to be achieved, neve
The New European Rulebook for Intelligent Machines with Lorenzo Nava (opens the original)
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Erik talks with Lorenzo Nava, European Managing Director of Reynolds and Moore , about the new regulatory landscape facing intelligent machines in Europe. They look at how the Machinery Regulation, the Cyber Resilience Act, and the AI Act overlap, and what that means for manufacturers trying to bring AI-driven machinery to the European market. Lorenzo explains the shift from prescriptive standards toward more flexible, framework-based ones, and why defining a clear operational design domain matt
The Deliberate Path to Humanoid Safety with Kevin Reese (opens the original)
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This week, Erik Reynolds talks with Kevin Reese, Distinguished Robotics Safety Engineer at Agility Robotics and project leader for ISO 25785-1, the first safety standard for dynamically stable industrial mobile robots. They discuss why classical machine safety assumptions break down for legged robots, where a standard stop can be the most hazardous event, and how the new DSIMR standard fits alongside existing robot and industrial truck standards. Kevin shares how Agility is expanding Digit's cap
Inside MassRobotics: Where Robots Get Real with Russell Nickerson (opens the original)
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Erik Reynolds sits down with Russell Nickerson, Partnership Engagement Liaison at MassRobotics , the world's largest independent nonprofit robotics hub, and founder of Collabots , an entertainment robotics consultancy with clients including Cirque du Soleil. Russell shares what he sees every day working with startups, corporate partners, and academia: the gap between a robot that works in the lab and one that survives the real world. They dig into UX failures, E-stop recovery on a live stage, wh
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