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Anthropic tests a new standard for Claude to work with factory and lab hardware

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Anthropic has released the Model Hardware Standard in research preview, a specification that stores how a piece of hardware works and how an AI may safely operate it, such as limiting a robot arm’s speed and angles. Europe’s Machinery Regulation starts covering AI-based safety functions on 20 Janua…

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  1. 2026-08-27 20:15 · The Next Web
    Anthropic tests a new standard for Claude to work with factory and lab hardware

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