FACTS

• Unexpected Robot Movement: Maintenance robots can start, stop, or change direction unexpectedly during programming, testing, or servicing, creating struck-by or caught-in hazards.
• Human-Robot Interaction Zones: Working within shared spaces without proper barriers or controls increases the risk of contact injuries during automated operations.
• Drone Impact Hazards: Drones operating overhead can lose stability or control, leading to collisions with workers or dropped objects.
• Loss of Control During Maintenance: Servicing or troubleshooting robots without proper lockout or isolation can expose workers to sudden activation and serious injury.
• Limited Visibility and Awareness: Autonomous or semi-autonomous systems may not detect workers in blind […]

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