From: How Robots Keep Their Balance: The Story of Homeostasis in Machines
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Self-regulating robots inspired by biological homeostasis improve human-robot interaction and safety.

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When robots can adjust their behavior based on real-time feedback, they become safer and more predictable around people. For example, a robot that senses it is about to bump into a person can slow down or stop. These homeostatic features help robots work alongside humans in factories, homes, and hospitals without causing accidents.

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