A robot-safety piece asks about attacks that change what a machine sees and decides
A Robot Report article argues that robot safety assurance has a missing layer: it has to account for attacks that can change how a machine sees, decides and acts.
For the 806: If you work near a robot, safety isn't only about the machine failing on its own. This piece asks what happens when someone makes it see or decide wrong on purpose. We only saw the article's summary line, not its full argument, so read the original before leaning on it.