UL 4600: Run-Time Monitoring
- Date
- 2027-12-10
- Location
- Online
- Host
- UL 4600 (Functional Safety)
About this event
Run-time monitoring sits at the center of safe autonomous and complex automated systems. If you care about how systems detect problems, respond under uncertainty, and keep operating within acceptable safety bounds after deployment, this session is built for you. UL 4600 is one of the most important frameworks in this conversation, and this event creates space to discuss what run-time monitoring means in practice. This virtual gathering is designed for people who want a sharper, more practical understanding of the topic—not just high-level theory. Expect a focused conversation with peers who are thinking seriously about safety, assurance, and system behavior in the real world. About the Event UL 4600: Run-Time Monitoring is an online community event centered on one of the most important ope
Who should attend
If you want a more practical handle on run-time monitoring and how it fits into UL 4600 thinking, you will likely get a lot from this session. - You work on **autonomous, robotic, or other safety-critical systems** and need to think beyond design-time testing into what happens during real operation. - You are a **safety engineer, systems engineer, software engineer, validation lead, or technical program owner** who needs clearer language and sharper questions around monitoring strategy. - You are responsible for **building, reviewing, or defending a safety case** and want to understand how run-time monitoring supports assurance claims. - You care about **system observability, anomaly detection, fallback behavior, degraded modes, or operational safeguards** and want to compare approaches with peers. - You are part of a **cross-functional team** and need to connect technical implementation with governance, documentation, and decision-making. - You value **thoughtful discussion and professional networking** with people who are serious about safety, assurance, and real-world system behavior. You do not need to come from a single narrow specialty. If run-time behavior, monitoring, and safety accountability are part of your world, this event is for you.