UL 4600 Standard for Safety of Autonomous Products
- Date
- 2027-06-04
- Location
- Online
- Host
- UL 4600 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Autonomous products promise speed, scale, and real-world usefulness, but they also raise a harder question: how do you evaluate whether they are safe enough to deploy? This virtual event focuses on UL 4600, a standard built to address that exact challenge, giving attendees a clearer view of how safety can be approached for autonomous systems in a structured, defensible way. If you work in autonomy, safety, robotics, product development, or adjacent technical roles, this session is a practical chance to get sharper on one of the most important frameworks in the space. Rather than treating safety as an abstract ideal, the event centers on how a recognized standard helps teams think, document, assess, and communicate safety in autonomous products. About the Event This is an online community e
Who should attend
This event is for people who want a clearer, more practical understanding of safety in autonomous systems and how a standard like UL 4600 fits into real product work. - You work on **autonomous products, robotics, or AI-enabled systems** and want to better understand how safety is framed beyond testing alone. - You are an **engineer, researcher, or technical lead** who needs stronger language and structure for discussing risk, assurance, and deployment readiness. - You are in **product, program, or operations roles** and want to make better decisions around how autonomous capabilities are introduced and evaluated. - You work in **safety, quality, compliance, or governance** and want a more domain-specific lens on autonomous product assurance. - You are part of a **startup, internal innovation team, or established company** exploring autonomy and need to understand what credible safety thinking looks like early on. - You value **community and networking** and want to connect with others thinking seriously about responsible deployment of autonomous systems. If you have heard of UL 4600 but have not had the chance to dig into it, or if you already know the name and want more practical context, this is a strong fit.