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# November 2021

## In This Issue

The November issue of In Compliance concentrates on Emerging Technologies.

**Assessing Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) in Vehicles**   
*By Ralph Buckingham*   
As they become more commonplace in today’s motor vehicles, advanced driver assist systems (ADAS) require a unique set of testing procedures that include repeatability of the trigger mechanism in a safe, controlled environment to accurately measure their effectiveness.

**Simulation-Based Testing for Early Safety Validation of Robot Systems**   
*By Tom P. Huck, Christoph Ledermann, and Torsten Kröger*   
Industrial human-robot collaborative systems must be validated thoroughly with regard to safety. Due to the complexity of robot systems, safety ﬂaws often stay hidden, especially at early design stages, when a physical implementation is not yet available for testing. Simulation-based testing is a possible way to identify hazards in an early stage.

  
**Expected Service Life of Medical Electrical Equipment**   
*By Steli Loznen*   
The definition of “expected service life” included in IEC 60601-1 standard potentially generates confusion and misinterpretation. This article provides an analysis of the “real-life” implications of this definition and proposes some clarifications.

  
**Foreseeability: A Critical Analysis in Minimizing Pre-Sale and Post‑Sale Liability**   
*By Kenneth Ross*   
This article will discuss the law of misuse and some ways in which manufacturers can practically perform a risk assessment, including an analysis of product misuse.

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