Trust and Safety

S. K. Devitt; R. Horne; Z. Assaad; E. Broad; H. Kurniawati; B. Cardier; A. Scott; S. Lazar; M. Gould; C. Adamson; C. Karl; F. Schrever; S. Keay; K. Tranter; E. Shellshear; D. Hunter; Mark Brady; T. Putland

Trust and Safety

S. K. Devitt, R. Horne, Z. Assaad, E. Broad, H. Kurniawati, B. Cardier, A. Scott, S. Lazar, M. Gould, C. Adamson, C. Karl, F. Schrever, S. Keay, K. Tranter, E. Shellshear, D. Hunter, Mark Brady, T. Putland

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Abstract

As robots become widespread, digitally connected, and implemented in increasingly autonomous settings, existing safety and assurance processes will be challenged across industries. To continue to make progress and innovate, ensuring that these systems have been designed responsibly and robustly will be key to safeguarding trust.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	A Robotics Roadmap for Australia 2022
Editors	Kathie van Vugt
Place of Publication	Queensland
Publisher	Robotics Australia Group
Chapter	2
Pages	16-37
Number of pages	27
Edition	1
ISBN (Electronic)	978-0-646-84688-0
Publication status	Published - 2022
Externally published	Yes

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