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Every document that passed screening and has been read: who issued it, how binding it is and under whose authority, what it contains, and how it scores on each dimension. Entries awaiting editorial review are marked as such.
- Training Requirements in OSHA Standardspublic domainGuidelinesLegally binding State lawNorthern America · US2015
This document is an overview and compilation of training requirements contained within various OSHA standards for general industry, maritime, construction, agriculture, and federal employee programs. It outlines employer obligations to provide safety and health training to ensure workers have the required skills and knowledge to safely perform their jobs. The publication serves as a general guide and overview rather than establishing new legal obligations or standards.
- Current Status and Prospect on Robotics and Mechatronics − Prospect Based on Activity Report and Policy Statement of Robotics and Mechatronics DivisionunknownPosition paperVoluntary ProfessionalEastern Asia · JP2015
This document outlines the current status, policy statement, and future prospects of the Robotics and Mechatronics Division of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers for 2015. It reviews division activities such as academic conferences, journal publications, and technical committees, while emphasizing the importance of social implementation, young researcher development, and community-based robotics. Furthermore, it highlights regional collaboration initiatives and the need for standardized platforms to integrate robotic technologies into society.
- RAS 2020 Robotics and Autonomous SystemsunknownStrategyAdvisory State lawNorthern Europe · GBJul 2014
The Smart Machines Strategy 2035 (RAS 2020) is a national strategy for the United Kingdom to capture economic value and address societal challenges through the coordinated development of Robotics and Autonomous Systems (RAS). Published in July 2014 by the Robotics and Autonomous Systems Special Interest Group, the strategy outlines five core strands: coordination, assets, grand challenges, clusters, and skills. It proposes actions to connect research, industry, and government to build a thriving RAS innovation pipeline across multiple vertical sectors.
- Grown in Britain: Your Guide to British Fresh ProduceunknownReportVoluntary Institutional policyNorthern Europe · GB2013
This publication provides an overview of the scale, diversity, and practices of the horticulture industry in Great Britain. Published by the Horticultural Development Company in 2013, it highlights the production of various fruit, vegetable, salad, and ornamental crops across different regions. It also details the industry's commitment to research, environmental sustainability, and quality assurance schemes.
- Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Unionofficial publicCharterLegally binding State lawEuropean Union30 Mar 2010
The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union enshrines a comprehensive range of personal, civil, political, economic, and social rights into EU law. It applies to EU institutions and bodies, as well as to member states when they are implementing EU law. The text is divided into seven titles covering dignity, freedoms, equality, solidarity, citizens' rights, justice, and general provisions on interpretation.
- A Research Roadmap for Medical and Healthcare RoboticsunknownReportVoluntary Institutional policyNorthern America · US20 Jun 2008
This research roadmap outlines the strategic findings, key challenges, capabilities, and basic research needs for medical and healthcare robotics. It covers surgical and interventional robotics, functional replacement, recovery and rehabilitation, behavioral therapy, personalized care, and wellness promotion. The document emphasizes the integration of robotics with human users to improve healthcare access, prevention, and patient outcomes.
- Economic Vision 2030 for Bahrainofficial publicStrategyAspirational State lawMiddle East · BH2008
The Economic Vision 2030 for Bahrain outlines a comprehensive strategic roadmap to shift the country from an oil-reliant economy to a productive, globally competitive one driven by a pioneering private sector. Guided by the principles of sustainability, competitiveness, and fairness, the document sets out long-term aspirations for the economy, government, and society. The ultimate aim is to double disposable household income by 2030 through enhanced productivity, skills development, and targeted economic diversification.
- SII Specification 395unknownStandardLegally binding State lawWestern Asia · IL1993
This Israeli standard specifies safety requirements for industrial robots, covering safeguarding measures such as fixed guards, interlocking guards, and presence-sensing devices. It outlines structural specifications, opening dimensions for guards, and control requirements to prevent worker injury during automatic and manual operations. The standard also addresses multi-station robot systems and multi-robot arrangements to ensure safe access and operation.
- Act on Prohibition of Private Monopolization and Maintenance of Fair Tradeofficial publicLegislationLegally binding State lawEastern Asia · JP14 Apr 1947
The Act on Prohibition of Private Monopolization and Maintenance of Fair Trade prohibits private monopolization, unreasonable restraints of trade, and unfair trade practices to promote fair competition, protect consumers, and stimulate the economy. It establishes the Fair Trade Commission (FTC) to oversee market activities, regulate business combinations and mergers, and enforce penalties including surcharges and criminal actions. The legislation provides structural provisions for investigating violations and maintaining competitive market conditions across commercial sectors in Japan.