ISO 13849: Safety-Related Application Software (SRASW)
- Date
- 2027-10-02
- Host
- ISO 13849 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Software can be the deciding factor between a safety function that performs as intended and one that creates hidden risk. ISO 13849: Safety-Related Application Software (SRASW) is an in-person meetup focused on the practical side of building, reviewing, and discussing software used in safety-related control systems—so you can better understand what good looks like, where mistakes tend to happen, and how to think more clearly about software in a functional safety context. If you work near machine safety, control systems, validation, or industrial software, this is a chance to step out of isolated problem-solving and talk through the real questions with other people who care about getting it right. The emphasis is on shared learning, concrete discussion, and useful connections with peers in
Who should attend
This meetup is for people who want a more practical, discussion-friendly understanding of safety-related software and its place in ISO 13849. - You work in **software, controls, automation, or industrial tech** and want to better understand how software decisions affect safety-related behavior. - You are involved in **design, implementation, testing, validation, or review** of systems where safety functions matter, and you want sharper questions and better judgment. - You collaborate with engineers, developers, or technical teams on **machine safety or control systems** and need a clearer shared language around SRASW. - You are looking for a **peer-based, in-person setting** where you can ask questions, compare approaches, and learn from real discussion rather than only reading standards in isolation. - You care about **responsible engineering practice** and want to think more rigorously about fault response, software behavior, and system intent. - You enjoy meetups where **technical learning and networking** both matter, and you want to meet others working at the intersection of software, safety, and applied engineering.