Pilz PRMS Overview
The Pilz PRMS is a collision measurement set for validating human-robot collaboration applications in line with ISO/TS 15066, measuring force with nine body-region springs and pressure with indicating films.
Key Specifications
Specification | Pilz PRMS |
Manufacturer | Pilz |
Model | PRMS |
Category | Robot arm / Collision measurement set for human-robot collaboration |
Purpose | Validation of human-robot collaboration |
Standard | ISO/TS 15066 |
Force measurement | Device with springs and sensors |
Springs | 9, for different body regions |
Pressure measurement | Pressure-indicating films with scanner |
Software | Licensed, with protocol and report tools |
Supply | Purchase or rental |
Service | Calibration and software updates included |
Price | Price on request |
Price available on request. Any price is indicative, not final and may change.
Applications
Cobot Commissioning
Revalidation
Integrators and Safety Consultants
Pilz PRMS Review Summary
A cobot is not safe by itself; the application is. Where people and a robot share a space without fences, the forces and pressures in a possible collision must stay below the limits for each body region in ISO/TS 15066, and this has to be measured. PRMS is the kit for that. A force gauge takes nine interchangeable springs whose stiffness represents different body regions, and pressure-indicating films, read by a scanner, show local pressure. Licensed software records results and generates the test report. The set comes in a case, can be bought or rented, and includes calibration and software updates; a day of training is included with purchase.
Pros
Covers force and pressure
Springs for nine body regions
Report software included
Can be rented
Calibration service
Cons
Needs trained users
Recurring calibration
Who It Is For
It fits cobot integrators, safety engineers and plants that validate their own applications.
Full review: Pilz PRMS Review: Features and Uses of the Cobot Collision Measurement Set
