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I get your point, but in this case, that arm is operating on its own without complete control by the user (I assume). Its not the same as playing with something
by vsskanth 7y ago
I get your point, but in this case, that arm is operating on its own without complete control by the user (I assume). Its not the same as playing with something.
It can go very, very wrong if that arm has a bug and there's no force feedback based cutoff.
- sansnomme 7y agoModern day razors are very safe and the worst that could happen is a clipped ear or a scratched scalp. Messy yes but hardly deadly. Just remember to restrict the movement state space of the arm so it can never be in front you (don't want it near eyes).