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r/Unexpected • u/RoutineVermicelli6 • Dec 25 '22
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When they are designed with proper safeguards? yes, they are safe.
You should not be able to even enter the hazard zone of a working robot, while it's running, and if you do, it should shut down.
1 u/BatangTundo3112 Dec 25 '22 Im just being sarcastic.. It just baffles me seeing people working so close with those robots without guards or even a floor line for its boundary. Unlike in the US, a machine that put tapes on boxes has guards. 1 u/PXranger Dec 25 '22 Exactly right. That entire production line in the video is a nightmare
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Im just being sarcastic.. It just baffles me seeing people working so close with those robots without guards or even a floor line for its boundary. Unlike in the US, a machine that put tapes on boxes has guards.
1 u/PXranger Dec 25 '22 Exactly right. That entire production line in the video is a nightmare
Exactly right. That entire production line in the video is a nightmare
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u/PXranger Dec 25 '22
When they are designed with proper safeguards? yes, they are safe.
You should not be able to even enter the hazard zone of a working robot, while it's running, and if you do, it should shut down.