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Research paper

Model-based monitoring for physical human–robot interaction

This conference contribution reviews collision detection and classification, workspace coexistence, intentional contact and visual coordination. The abstract emphasizes model-based control and real-time sensing. It is useful for mapping different interaction modes to monitoring approaches, while the reviewed abstract does not establish validated coverage of a particular installation.

Reviewed 2026-11-05 · Source and bibliography checked

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Original title
Experiences in Safe Physical Human-Robot Interaction
Publisher
Zenodo
Authors
Khudir, Khaled Al, Buondonno, Gabriele, Gaz, Claudio, Maram Khatib, Magrini, Emanuele, De Luca, Alessandro
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.4782297
Publication date
2019-10-18
Source language
en
Access
Public bibliography and abstract
Publication status
Published

Source overview

This conference contribution reviews collision detection and classification, workspace coexistence, intentional contact and visual coordination. The abstract emphasizes model-based control and real-time sensing. It is useful for mapping different interaction modes to monitoring approaches, while the reviewed abstract does not establish validated coverage of a particular installation.

Use and review

Source checking covers catalogue metadata and available public abstract or description. Full-text methods and references were not reviewed, and software was not executed. This summary does not establish conformity or product safety.

Sources & editions

Experiences in Safe Physical Human-Robot Interaction ↗

Zenodo · Source page checked 2026-11-05

Primary landing-page metadata and public abstract/description, plus DataCite registration and version relations; attached files were not downloaded or fully reviewed.