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Your Robot’s Safety Functions Already Work. What If the Input Lies?

IEEE Spectrum
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VicOne LAB R7 demonstrated that manipulated sensory inputs, such as visual or audio signals, can alter robot behavior despite safety functions, highlighting vulnerabilities in robot perception systems. Tests showed that adversarial images and inaudible audio commands caused robots to misinterpret instructions, posing safety risks.

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