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Ido Morag is a leading researcher in human-robot collaboration (HRC), with a primary focus on system-wide risk analysis and safety in industrial automation. His most influential work, "Identification and classification of risk factors for human-robot collaboration from a system-wide perspective" (2021, 92 citations), provides a comprehensive taxonomy of hazards that arise when humans and robots work in shared spaces. This paper is widely recognized for shifting the conversation from isolated robot safety to a holistic, socio-technical framework that considers human behavior, task design, and environmental factors. Morag’s contributions are foundational for developing safer collaborative robots and for informing international safety standards. His work has been cited extensively by researchers in robotics, occupational safety, and human factors engineering, demonstrating its cross-disciplinary impact. By systematically mapping risk factors—from mechanical hazards to psychological stress—Morag has equipped engineers and policymakers with a practical tool for designing safer, more efficient human-robot workplaces. His research continues to shape how we think about trust, reliability, and risk in the age of automation.
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