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The international trend is that more and more countries participates in international standardization instead of developing and maintaining their own local standards.
This means that standardized requirements are the same for all these countries, and therefore a manufacturer can comply with one standard only instead of a standard for each individual country. Some of these requirements might need to be addressed by the robot integrator. AT and different organizations in the industry prepares guidelines that can be helpful for integrators of robots. Note that only some standards published by Danish Standards are translated to Danish.
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