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GB/T 33265-2016 in English

GB/T 33265-2016 in English

SUPERSEDED

Education robot safety requirements

  • Issued on:2016-12-13
  • Implemented on:2017-07-01
  • File Format:PDF
  • Delivery:Via email within 1~3 business days
Price(USD): $220.00
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Standard No: GB/T 33265-2016
Document status: SUPERSEDED
Superseded by: GB/T 33265-2025 Educational robots—Safety requirements and testing methods
Superseded on: 2026-05-01
Title in English: Education robot safety requirements
Title in Chinese: 教育机器人安全要求
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on: 2016-12-13
Implemented on: 2017-07-01
ICS Classification: 25.040.30-Industrial robots. Manipulators
Chinese Classification: J28-Automatic logistics equipment
Professional Classification: GB-National Standard
Related Keywords: safety requirements
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《GB/T 33265-2016教育机器人安全要求》由TC591(全国机器人标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为中国机械工业联合会。


Introduction

In-depth interpretation of national standards for safety requirements for educational robots

Standard dimensions GB/T33265-2016 Comparison standards (such as IEC) Scope of application
Power safety Power exceeding 10W requires an emergency stop button; battery pack requires short-circuit protection Similar requirements to IEC60335-2-82 All educational robots
Mechanical strength Must pass the GB/T2423.55 hammer test, with no obvious deformation of the shell Similar requirements to ISO standards Robot housing and key components
Software safety Need to have misoperation prompts and monitoring functions No clear international standards All control software

Explanation of professional terms and practical application cases

Example 1: Battery safety

An educational robot is powered by lithium batteries and must be marked with waterproof and child use warnings in obvious locations in accordance with the requirements of clause 4.2.5. In addition, the battery pack must have an automatic stop charging function to prevent safety hazards caused by overcharging.

Example 2: Movement restrictions

Mobile educational robots need to be equipped with obstacle avoidance sensors (such as laser or infrared) to detect surrounding obstacles and stop immediately when a collision is detected. This meets the requirements of clause 4.11.1 to ensure the safety of child users.

Standard formulation background and technology evolution analysis

As an emerging technology product, the formulation of safety standards for educational robots is mainly based on the following considerations:

  • Safety first:Ensure that the robot will not cause harm to the human body or the environment under foreseeable and unforeseeable use.
  • Technical adaptability:Covering the current mainstream educational robot types (mobile, articulated, hybrid), and considering future technological development needs.
  • International integration:Refer to international standards such as IEC and ISO, and formulate in combination with the actual needs of the Chinese market.

Implementation recommendations

To ensure the effective implementation of safety requirements for educational robots, it is recommended to take the following measures:

  1. Procurement link:Select products that meet the GB/T33265-2016 standard and check the relevant certification marks.
  2. Training: Provide safe operation training to teachers and students, especially the use of protection functions against misoperation.
  3. Maintenance management: Regularly check the status of the robot and its accessories to ensure that the safety protection devices are functioning properly.

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