Lors d’un tournoi d’échecs se déroulant à Moscou, un robot-joueur a cassé le doigt de son adversaire de 7 ans. Dans cet entretien avec Roberta Nelson Shea, Global Technical Compliance Officer (GTCO) d'Universal Robots, cette dernière nous explique pourquoi cet incident de robot d'échecs largement médiatisé n'aurait jamais dû se produire… La technologie existe pour éviter que de tels incidents ne se produisent !
Roberta Nelson Shea is the Global Technical Compliance Officer at Teradyne Robotics responsible for product safety and reducing barriers to global acceptance and deployment. She has spent more than 40 years as a manufacturing automation professional, 23 of them additionally chairing the American National Robot Safety Committee. As chair of ANSI/RIA R15.06 she has developed and defined various technical standards for industrial robots. As chair of the committee ISO/TC 299 (ISO/TC 184/SC2), she led the introduction of ISO/TS 15066, which, as an extension of the established ISO 10218, is the first document to define standardized safety requirements for human-robot collaboration.