VicOne LAB R7
A robotics security research laboratory under VicOne focused on robot cybersecurity and AI security research, with attention to the manipulation of robot behavior through untrusted inputs and the attack surface of the input chain in safety systems.
Timeline (last 90 days)
Research by VicOne LAB R7 points out that when the input information on which a robot's safety functions depend is itself tampered with, the robot may still respond correctly as designed yet perform dangerous actions.
In a robot dog test using Gemma 4 E4B, VicOne LAB R7 found that text on a poster was treated as an instruction and changed the robot dog's movement.
In another simulation of a hospital service robot using Nemotron and running on NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, VicOne LAB R7 found that carefully crafted audio inaudible to human ears changed the robot's simulated behavior.
In a robot bug bounty event, VicOne LAB R7 researchers injected ROS 2/DDS messages into a robot that the organizers expected to remain stationary under security control settings, and the robot moved.
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Research by VicOne LAB R7 points out that when the input information on which a robot's safety functions depend is itself tampered with, the robot may still respond correctly as designed yet perform dangerous actions.
50%UnverifiedIn a robot dog test using Gemma 4 E4B, VicOne LAB R7 found that text on a poster was treated as an instruction and changed the robot dog's movement.
50%UnverifiedIn another simulation of a hospital service robot using Nemotron and running on NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, VicOne LAB R7 found that carefully crafted audio inaudible to human ears changed the robot's simulated behavior.
50%UnverifiedIn a robot bug bounty event, VicOne LAB R7 researchers injected ROS 2/DDS messages into a robot that the organizers expected to remain stationary under security control settings, and the robot moved.
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