AI – Using robotics and physical AI in compliance with the law
Fundamentals and guidelines for operators
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Our training series on legally compliant use of robotics and physical AI – available as a live webinar or in-person
The training series begins with a concise introduction to the legal framework. This is followed by in-depth lessons on individual legal issues from the deployer's perspective. The structure follows that of a typical implementation project, from procurement through to putting into service and ongoing operations. It is about more than just the requirements set out in the Machinery Regulation, AI Act, Data Act and General Data Protection Regulation. The focus is on the strategic decisions that determine the timetable and liability in practice. These include when the works council gets involved and when modifying a system turns a deployer into a manufacturer. Participants will be given guidelines that they can apply directly to their own robotics projects.
Training content on the "legally compliant use of robotics and physical AI"
- Lesson 1: Introduction and overview. One robot, many areas of law: Basic concepts, the roles of manufacturers, integrators and deployers, the legal framework and key dates up to 2028
- Lesson 2: Procurement and contracts. Purchase, integration and robotics as a service: Scope of services, acceptance, updates, rights to data
- Lesson 3: Product safety and the AI Act. Machinery Regulation and CE marking, manufacturers' obligations regarding modification and integration, and where the AI Act directly affects deployers
- Lesson 4: Health and safety at work and co-determination. Risk assessment, human-robot collaboration, works council and works agreement as a roadmap for the roll-out
- Lesson 5: Data protection and data law. Cameras and sensors in the workplace, employee data protection, access to machine data under the Data Act
- Lesson 6: IT security. NIS2 within your own organisation, manufacturers' obligations under the Cyber Resilience Act as a procurement criterion, update and vulnerability management
- Lesson 7: Liability and insurance. New product liability for software and AI, recourse in the supply chain, preservation of evidence through logging
Each in-depth section concludes with recommended courses of action, a checklist and a practical example.
Robotics training for industry, logistics and the service sector
The course is aimed at companies that use industrial robots, cobots, autonomous mobile robots or humanoids in their operations or are planning to do so. This applies in particular to the sectors of manufacturing, intralogistics, construction, retail and health and social care. It is particularly relevant for management, legal departments, procurement, plant and project management, health and safety, data protection and human resources departments. It is also aimed at anyone who is responsible for or involved in robotics projects.
Also available as on-site training
In addition to our extensive range of e-learning courses and webinars, we also offer flexible and practical in-house training directly at your premises.
We tailor the content, scope and focus precisely to your requirements, whether for individual teams or entire departments. This ensures your staff gain the knowledge that will really help them in their day-to-day work. Customised training dates and prices are available on request, so please feel free to get in touch. Together, we will develop the right solution for your business.
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