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INTL · ISO/TC 299 — Robotics
ISO/CD 25785-1 — Dynamically stable industrial mobile robot safety
ISO 25785-1 is under development at Committee Draft stage. The ISO catalogue shows stage 30.60, close of the comment period, rather than a published International Standard.
Records last verified Oct 13, 2026 · Send a correction
- Type
- Standard Draft
- Status
- In Progress
- Effective date
- Not stated
Definition
Actively controlled stability means balance requiring active control and potentially lost without power. An industrial environment restricts or excludes public access.
Scope
Safety of ground-travelling industrial mobile robots with active stability, including bipedal, quadrupedal and wheeled balancing robots. Part 1 addresses robots; a separate Part 2 is planned for application integration.
Exemptions
- Excludes solely human-controlled travel, mechanically guided travel, ride-on robots, exoskeletons, road vehicles, airborne/waterborne/underwater robots, commercial or industrial floor cleaners, and robots in non-industrial environments.
Timeline
Committee Draft consultation initiated.
Committee Draft comment period closed.
Explicitly listed robots and companies
Only entities named in the instrument or an official notice are shown. Manufacturer headquarters do not establish applicability.
No individual catalog robot or company is explicitly listed in this record. This does not establish unrestricted market access.
What it means for buyers
This is an unpublished industrial robot safety draft whose scope includes bipedal balancing robots. The public catalogue does not establish conformity of any individual model.
General information, not legal advice.
Check the official instrument and seek advice for your product, jurisdiction and transaction.
Evidence
Sources
- [s1] ISO/CD 25785-1 — Project catalogue, abstract and lifecycle ↗
International Organization for Standardization · official · accessed Oct 13, 2026
- [s2] ISO/TC 299 catalogue — ISO/CD 25785-1 at stage 30.60 ↗
International Organization for Standardization · official · accessed Oct 13, 2026