How Does the 'Dead Man's Switch' or 'Dead Man's Handle' Position Work on a Controller Handle?¶
Electric, S. (2010). How Does the 'Dead Man's Switch' or 'Dead Man's Handle' Position Work on a Controller Handle?.
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Mechanisms¶
- Heartbeat or Ping Check
- Requiring positive confirmation and treating silence as failure is the logic of a dead man's switch, and it is the right default whenever the cost of an unnoticed death is high.
This sourceExplains a dead-man control that requires continued positive pressure and changes state when that confirmation stops.
- Requiring positive confirmation and treating silence as failure is the logic of a dead man's switch, and it is the right default whenever the cost of an unnoticed death is high.
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