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Alice Magisson is a leading voice in the safety and standardization of human–robot collaboration, a field critical to the future of industrial automation. Her research focuses on validating safety protocols for collaborative robots, particularly those operating without physical barriers alongside human workers. Her most-cited work, “Validating Safety in Human–Robot Collaboration: Standards and New Perspectives” (2021, 98 citations), provides a comprehensive framework for assessing safety in shared workspaces, addressing both current standards and emerging challenges. This paper has become a key reference for researchers and practitioners navigating the complexities of human–robot interaction. In her follow-up study, “Analysis of Interlaboratory Safety Related Tests in Power and Force Limited Collaborative Robots” (2021, 21 citations), Magisson examines the reproducibility of safety tests across different laboratories, highlighting critical gaps in testing consistency. Her work directly supports the safe deployment of robots in “4D” tasks—dull, dirty, dangerous, and delicate—where automation is increasingly replacing human effort. Magisson’s contributions are essential for advancing both the technology and the regulatory frameworks that ensure its responsible use, making her a pivotal figure in modern industrial robotics.
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