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Humanoid robot companies face hard questions on safety
Original: “Humanoid # robot companies have been reluctant to talk about safety, because there are no easy answers to “What happens
Humanoid robotics companies have largely avoided discussing safety, since there is no simple answer to what happens if an unstable bipedal robot falls onto a person, pet or child. Attention is now turning to Agility Robotics, which is being credited with offering at least a partial answer to that question, even if industry-wide solutions remain elusive.
Why now: As humanoid robots move into real-world spaces, people are debating how companies will handle the risk of these machines falling on humans.
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- “Humanoid # robot companies have been reluctant to talk about safety, because there are no easy answers to “What happens if your fundamentally unstable bipedal robot falls over onto me/my pet/my baby?” And there are still no easy answers, but Agility does have an answer that… · peterrenshaw@ioc.exchange · 1
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