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dead man's switch
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Gender biased term of a type of failsafe system used when debugging large
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or potentially dangerous robotics systems. The dead man's switch is a
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physical contact held closed in the hand. If the robot does something
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unexpected due to a bug then the hacker can simply release/drop the
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switch and the robot will come to a controlled stop and then power off.
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