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>>ummonk+(OP)
> The man, who was in his 40s, had been inspecting a problem with the robot’s sensor at a distribution centre for agricultural produce in South Gyeongsang province

So not that it diminishes the tragedy but it sounds like this was a worker that was working on a malfunctioning piece of machinery and that's what caused the accident.

Not a case of ML vision misclassified something, but rather an industrial piece of machinery malfunctioned.

>>gustav+V2
Sixty thousand ton stamping presses are technically robots :V

>>saulrh+V3
A manufacturer of office gear in the Netherlands had one that would 'every now and then' come down randomly. It turned out to be a relay in an ancient AC unit that generated so much interference that it triggered the control of the press. Super dangerous, and very hard to trouble shoot what the cause was.