“…Like any other machinery under normal circumstances, human accidents or injuries can happen due to factors such as the failure of a robot’s components 14 , unpredictable movements 15 by both robots and humans, as well as the crossing of workspace boundaries 16 between the two. In most cases, the problem is mitigated through enhancing the robot’s hardware and software, exploring deployments of advanced controlling methods 17 , 18 , complex hardware designs 19 , robust sensors integration 20 , 21 , reconfigurable mechanisms 22 , and artificial intelligence frameworks 23 . Under HRI, other methods of ensuring safety of robots to humans include safety-rated monitored stop, hand-guiding, speed and separation monitoring, power and force limiting 24 – 26 .…”