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Runtime Safety Filtering for Two-Terminal Hazards in Robotic Battery Recycling
Runtime safety filters for learned manipulation policies typically define unsafe states as unions of object-wise keep-out regions. This representation can be unnecessarily restrictive for hazards that depend on a joint spatial relation, such as battery recycling, where a conductive payload can short
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