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A series of standards are necessary to provide information to system integrators and facility owners on the requirements when integrating robots and infrastructure. In specific, the data exchanges between robots and infrastructure to facilitate deployment of multiple types of robots within the same premise is essential. Information provided within the series would also offer guidelines and best practices in exception handling on the operating procedures to be followed by robots, especially in emergency situations.
The first in the series, Part 1, to be developed separately, will address the overarching framework of Infrastructure for Robot Applications. Part 1 will contain the list of the elements of Infrastructure for Robot Applications, including lifts (elevators), automatic doorways, security systems, shared space management systems, alarm systems, notification systems, monitoring systems, shared marker systems and physical environmental classifications.
The subsequent parts will provide specific requirements and guidelines for each element of Infrastructure for Robot Applications.
This document aims to develop Part 2 of the series to address the requirements for interfacing with lifts and automatic doorways. Part 2 will define the minimum set of data exchanges, hardware requirements, safety considerations, for robot-lift integration with both digital and discrete lift control systems, and for robot-automatic doorway integration. It also covers communications between robot-lift and robot-automatic doorway during emergency situations such as fire evacuation, and abnormal conditions such as power outage or disruption. These requirements in Part 2 aims to harmonise the integration requirements between robots and lift/ automatic doorways and will not contradict ISO (DIS) 21423 that is being developed by TC299 WG10.
The types of lifts that building owners can integrate with the robots may vary. Common parameters include the following:
a) Designated or mixed usage: passenger, cargo or mixed-use lift;
b) Number of doors: single door or dual door (front and back door); and
c) Hosting site of digital lift controller: within the building that it serves or in the cloud.
For robot-automatic doorway integration, the types of power-operated doorways suitable for integration include, but are not limited to, swing and sliding doors, as long as they can be opened or closed by an automatic door operator.
Specific message protocols and solutions, and low-energy power-assisted doors, are not within the scope of this document.
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A series of standards are necessary to provide information to system integrators and facility owners on the requirements when integrating robots and infrastructure. In specific, the data exchanges between robots and infrastructure to facilitate deployment of multiple types of robots within the same premise is essential. Information provided within the series would also offer guidelines and best practices in exception handling on the operating procedures to be followed by robots, especially in emergency situations.
The first in the series, Part 1, to be developed separately, will address the overarching framework of Infrastructure for Robot Applications. Part 1 will contain the list of the elements of Infrastructure for Robot Applications, including lifts (elevators), automatic doorways, security systems, shared space management systems, alarm systems, notification systems, monitoring systems, shared marker systems and physical environmental classifications.
The subsequent parts will provide specific requirements and guidelines for each element of Infrastructure for Robot Applications.
This document aims to develop Part 2 of the series to address the requirements for interfacing with lifts and automatic doorways. Part 2 will define the minimum set of data exchanges, hardware requirements, safety considerations, for robot-lift integration with both digital and discrete lift control systems, and for robot-automatic doorway integration. It also covers communications between robot-lift and robot-automatic doorway during emergency situations such as fire evacuation, and abnormal conditions such as power outage or disruption. These requirements in Part 2 aims to harmonise the integration requirements between robots and lift/ automatic doorways and will not contradict ISO (DIS) 21423 that is being developed by TC299 WG10.
The types of lifts that building owners can integrate with the robots may vary. Common parameters include the following:
a) Designated or mixed usage: passenger, cargo or mixed-use lift;
b) Number of doors: single door or dual door (front and back door); and
c) Hosting site of digital lift controller: within the building that it serves or in the cloud.
For robot-automatic doorway integration, the types of power-operated doorways suitable for integration include, but are not limited to, swing and sliding doors, as long as they can be opened or closed by an automatic door operator.
Specific message protocols and solutions, and low-energy power-assisted doors, are not within the scope of this document.
