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Originally Posted by Daniel_LaFleur
I have seen a person take a step backwards on to a short robot on a low cart and fall on top of the robot (where there are no bumpers). The team pushing the robot did not yell anything (especially not "robot") and the person in question backed out of a pit (was not directly in front of the robot). Said person was taken to the first aid station with a few cuts. Needless to say, in this day and age of lawsuit silliness, I will on occasion yell "robot".
You may do as you please, but again I believe safety trumps annoyance (It seems that this is a minority belief here  ). |
I think yelling robot is no excuse for unsafe practices of moving a robot or moving around your environment in general.
Do you see where I am coming from? There are many similar situations you described above, airports luggage, production lines, and etc. Many production lines had streamline safety to avoid sirens and etc.