Panasonic Advanced Technology Co., Ltd. will launch a new product, "Relay Device: Integrated (AT-SW2P1) / Separate (AT-SW2P2)," as part of its wireless emergency stop device series "@seguro wes" that complies with functional safety standards in early July 2025. This product ensures reliable transmission of emergency stop signals in environments where wireless communication is difficult or in extensive work sites. As a result, it significantly enhances safety and reliability in a variety of settings such as factories, warehouses, and construction sites. We can also provide sample units for free, allowing you to verify communication distance and usability in advance. Please feel free to contact us. 【Benefits of Implementation】 ■ Expands communication area and eliminates "blind spots" ■ Improves communication stability and reduces the risk of malfunction ■ Breaks through the barriers of communication distance

Panasonic Advanced Technology Co., Ltd. has released a new model of the wireless emergency stop device series "@seguro wes" (At Seguro Wes) that complies with functional safety standards, featuring contact transmitters (AT-SW1T1/AT-SW1T2). The receiver compatible with 1:N communication (AT-SW1R1-NZ/AT-SW1R2-NZ) will be launched in late March 2024. @seguro wes is a compact wireless contact transmission device that enables emergency stops from a distance. It complies with the functional safety standard ISO 13849-1 PL d, making it ideal for use in industrial sectors where safety is paramount. With diagnostic functions such as wireless communication interruption monitoring and power supply monitoring, it helps prevent potential dangers even in the event of a failure. Compared to traditional wired devices, it is easier to install and can be used in various locations, leading to cost reductions. Additionally, it can transmit not only emergency stop signals but also three general-purpose I/O signals, allowing for flexible usage tailored to customer systems. By utilizing this product, you can contribute to the implementation of safety measures required by the international standard for automated guided vehicles, "ISO3691-4."

Our autonomous mobile package @mobi features an intuitive operating interface and the ability to easily create AMRs that can be integrated into various robots. We have made significant updates to the following information that many customers have inquired about. ● Introduction Video: We clearly introduce case studies of implementation into various robots and the features of @mobi in a video format. ● Performance Record: We have compiled a list of the hardware such as sensors and motors that @mobi supports. You can access this information from the "Related Links" below, so please take a look.

Panasonic Advanced Technology Co., Ltd. has started selling the functional safety-compliant wireless emergency stop device "@seguro wes" on May 16. It is characterized by its ease of installation compared to conventional wired emergency stop devices, allowing for reliable equipment shutdown without being limited by location. @seguro wes is a compact wireless device that enables remote emergency stops. By simply pressing a button, it can stop equipment and devices from a distance. It complies with the functional safety standard ISO 13849-1 PL d, making it ideal for use in industrial sectors where safety is paramount. Diagnostic features such as wireless communication interruption monitoring and power supply monitoring help prevent dangers even in the event of a malfunction. Compared to traditional wired devices, it is easier to install and can be used in various locations, leading to cost savings. Additionally, it can transmit not only emergency stop signals but also three general-purpose I/O signals, allowing for flexible usage tailored to customer systems. With the launch of @seguro wes, we aim to ensure customer safety and contribute to the enhancement of societal safety.