Machinery Regulation (EU) 2023/1230
The successor to the 2006 Machinery Directive (Annex I item 1), applying from 20 January 2027. It explicitly addresses software safety components and self-evolving machinery, making it a concurrent compliance obligation alongside AI Act Article 6(1) (applicable from August 2027 under current law) for AI in machinery products.
Defined in 2 GAGE programs, which carry 2 distinct definitions of it. The wording above is taught in EU AI Act Implementation Expert.
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The European Union regulation, applying from January 2027, that requires a documented risk assessment for machinery sold in the European Union, including autonomous mobile robots, making the discipline this topic teaches a legal requirement for that market rather than only a best practice. It also adds cybersecurity to the essential safety requirements a machine's risk assessment must cover, alongside the mechanical and electrical failure modes this topic focuses on.
The successor to the 2006 Machinery Directive (Annex I item 1), applying from 20 January 2027. It explicitly addresses software safety components and self-evolving machinery, making it a concurrent compliance obligation alongside AI Act Article 6(1) (applicable from August 2027 under current law) for AI in machinery products.
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- Annex I Integration: AI in Regulated Products · AI System Inventory and Classification, EU AI Act Implementation Expert
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