Introduction
The safety problem is broader than whether the robot can stand up again. A falling body can hit people tools furniture batteries cameras hands and expensive joints before any recovery routine starts.
Recovery needs a health check
Standing up after a fall does not by itself document the condition of joints, hands, cameras or calibration. No post-fall measurements are provided here.
Conditions needed to interpret a fall report
A report of a fall is not comparable without its surface, direction, payload, robot state and test context. This page has no controlled fall dataset or post-impact inspection record from which to evaluate a robot.
Limitations and missing information
- ISO/TR 23482-1:2020 describes safety-test methods for personal care robots; selecting applicable tests depends on risk assessment. It does not establish a universal humanoid fall threshold.
Sources and methodology
The public scope of SAMR project 20261658-T-604 and the ISO service-robot catalogue entries were inspected. These sources do not supply a tested fall strategy for a named humanoid. No footage or impact experiment was assessed.
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