Watch Now: How Can Robot Safety Keep Up with AI?
What happens when a robot makes an unsafe decision even though its hardware and software are working as designed? How can teams demonstrate that perception is safe enough to protect a person?
In this fireside chat, SRES co-founders Jody Nelson and Gokul Krithivasan join Marcus Rau of SGS-TÜV Saar to explore safety for industrial, mobile, and humanoid robots.
The discussion covers functional safety and emerging robotics standards, perception and machine learning, system-level risk analysis, and how teams can bring these elements together in a broader safety argument.

Jan. 18-20, 2027 | Orlando, Florida
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Join executives and decision-makers to explore the forces shaping the year ahead, exchange insights, and build relationships that advance automation.
Watch the full recording on the SRES website, where you’ll also find selected questions and responses from the live audience Q&A.
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Specialized consulting and training in functional safety, AI safety, cybersecurity, and autonomy safety for teams building Physical AI platforms.
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