8.2 What "state of the art" means today

In technical standards – for example the Machinery Regulation, ISO 13849 or IEC 61508 – state of the art, that systems must be safe, traceable and reproducible. They must be able to explain their behavior under all circumstances.

Selmo naturally meets exactly this requirement:

  • The behavior is described formally.

  • Safety logic (interlock, pair check, MXIC) is standardized.

  • Documentation and HMI are generated automatically.

  • Every action is secured by feedback.

Thus Selmo is more than a tool – it is the formal implementation of normative requirements into a methodology.

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