Moscow chess robot broke a 7-year-old boy's finger. How to ensure the safety of robots?

At the International Chess Open held in Moscow, the incident of robot wounding made the public pay attention to the safety of robots again. It is worth noting that this little boy, who was injured by a robot, is 7 years old and has a high level. Although he hurt his finger by the robot, he continued to participate in the competition and attended the award ceremony the day after he was put in plaster.

How to ensure the safety of robots is a point that the public attaches importance to and is also the most important point. Only by ensuring the safety of the robot in the process of use can we use the robot without worries. How to ensure the safety of the robot must start with the design of the robot. When designing robots at the beginning, we should consider whether the actions made by robots in response to emergencies will pose a security threat to human beings. Because this time the little boy was anxious about the robot? Chess moves? Fight back before the robot finishes this whole thing? Chess moves? At first? Do it. . Robots are dealing with this? Unexpected? The key is to hurt others. Such a design obviously lacks safety design.

Although the child is eager to play chess, such action will pose a threat to the robot and let the robot make instructions? Fight back? Such violent confrontation is also wrong! Fortunately, there was a staff member present at that time, who stopped it in time and rescued the little boy without causing further harm. Therefore, in the process of designing robots, we should pay attention to safety issues.

Finally, pay attention to the emergency pause of the robot. If you encounter such a situation, how to quickly stop the robot attack? Is there a faster way to stop the robot? Stop? Stopping injuries in time is also to ensure that human beings can ensure safety when using robots.