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Thanks for sharing your story. It sounds like the "automatic fork lifts on wires" might have been the automated shelving system, which were found at partially
by yourapostasy 6y ago
Thanks for sharing your story.
It sounds like the "automatic fork lifts on wires" might have been the automated shelving system, which were found at partially at fault for igniting the fire [1]. A failure mode I had not considered before with automated systems. While in this case it was in an installation defect of a bad weld in shelves and not the software-driven hardware itself, with automated ultrasonic inspection of welds post-welding, could it have been prevented?
[1] https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/midwest/2007/10/01/83930.htm https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/midwest/2007/10/01/839...
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