Opinion: Supervised autonomy in robotics starts with the robot's worst day

In an opinion piece, Rafael Patron, president of the Scientific-Technical Committee at AIPIA, argues that supervised autonomy in robotics is usually described from the robot's side, with a person stepping in when something goes wrong. He contends the harder design question sits on the human side, and many projects leave it until commissioning.

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