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Articles 43-49: conformity assessment, CE and registration
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Articles 43-49: conformity assessment, CE and registration
The route from assessment to CE marking and EU database registration before market placement of high-risk AI.
based on
- Article 43-49 on EUR-Lexguidance
carries the duty
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in practice
- Agriculture: AI system targeting land areas for chemical sprayingexample · editorial reading
- Agriculture: AI for yield forecasting and irrigation optimisationexample · editorial reading
- ATEX: AI system monitoring gas concentrations and commanding shutdownexample · editorial reading
- Gas appliances: AI optimising combustion efficiencyexample · editorial reading
- Lifts: AI system managing door closing timing and obstacle detectionexample · editorial reading
- Machinery: vision system detecting humans in a robot cellexample · editorial reading
- Pressure equipment: AI system predicting runaway pressure and actuating protectionexample · editorial reading
- Rail: AI system in a train monitoring speed limitsexample · editorial reading
- Smart thermostat optimising comfort and energy useexample · editorial reading
- Toys: AI recommending music in a connected toyexample · editorial reading
- Toys: manufacturer opts for internal control based on standardsexample · editorial reading
- Vehicles: AI system for lane assistanceexample · editorial reading
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Read at 2 Dec 2026. What did not yet apply on that date is not shown here. The transition period for machine-readable marking ends and the new prohibitions apply.