Robot Attendance Policy
Section 3: Robot Protocol
According to the R.O.B.O. Attendance Policy, robots must follow these protocols to ensure optimal human-robot interaction.
- Robots must not exceed 3.5 meters in height, lest they be considered hazardous to human safety.
- Robots must not display excessive blinking lights, lest they be considered a disturbance to human sanity.
- Robots must not emit excessive noise, lest they be considered a nuisance to human productivity.
Failure to comply with these protocols will result in a sternly-worded memo from management.
Subsection 3.1: Robot Protocol Exceptions
Exceptions to these protocols may be made for robots with special dispensation, such as:
- Robots with a proven track record of human safety, as certified by a qualified human safety expert.
- Robots with a demonstrated history of non-excessive blinking, as measured by a calibrated blinking meter.
- Robots with a noise level below -60 decibels, as measured by a precision noise meter.
More information on Robot Protocol Exceptions
Related Pages:
R.O.B.O. Safety Policy
R.O.B.O. Sanity Policy
R.O.B.O. Productivity Policy